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I doubt anyone here has intimate knowledge of Indiana small claims procedures. I suggest calling the court clerk and asking. However, unless there's some compelling reason why one of you can't be there, you both probably should make every effort to be there.

I suggest your father follow the link previously provided and notify the DMV of the sale and likewise notify the entity who sent the toll violation notice.

This is awfully confusing. For starters, I assume you meant to say that you sold the car to a person or business who buys junk cars for salvage value. Correct? You referred to this car as "my car," but then you told us that it isn't actually your car because your father was the owner. Was...

Just FYI, complex situations are not well-suited for online message boards. So...you're a subtenant. What sort of business? I assume you have a written sublease with the landlord. Do you have a copy of the landlord's lease with the college? Is there any documentation by which the college...

I'll assume that this MSA was adopted by the court as part of the divorce judgment. I'll also assume you're talking about a boyfriend. What do you think is the difference between a "valuation" and an "appraisal"? I assume this is a reference to section 664.6 of the Code of Civil Procedure...

No one here could possibly speak intelligently about how any email or any other document we haven't read might be construed. It's also not clear why it would matter if anyone considered any email to be a "letter of intent." In the abstract world of all that is hypothetical, almost anything is...

Capitalization would be helpful. I assume this was a person whose last name began with "T," and not the actor who goes by that name. It stated that you would sign over your property? Or that, by virtue of signing, you were transferring ownership of the property? And why on Earth would you...

I'm honestly at a loss to understand how you might think anyone here could have any more or better information about this situation than you have. In other words, no one here has any hope of offering anything better than the same guess you have likely made.

Assuming "he" is your neighbor, why would your neighbor sign a contract relating to the removal of a tree on your property? Great, then there's no issue here. Then call your homeowner's insurer and ask whether the liability coverage on your policy would apply here. Also make sure your...

How so? What does "pay bare min of value" mean? Replacement of what? What exactly are you seeking to have the mechanic pay for? Perhaps, but you have to quantify your damages. If you didn't actually suffer damages, you're not entitled to compensation. You're entitled to the lesser of...

Then it's your responsibility to have it removed or face the consequences of not going so. Now that you're on notice of a potentially dangerous situation, you'll be liable for anything that could have been prevented by removing it.

Gonna need some more information before trying to answer your questions. Is the tree on your property (as suggested by the inspector telling you that it has to be removed)? If so, why would there be any expectation for your neighbor to trim the tree? If not, why would the inspector tell you -...

O ring? Typically, an oil change involves removing a bolt to allow the old oil to drain, replacing the bolt, removing the old filter, placing a new filter, and adding new oil. Where is there an O ring involved? In any event, you haven't given us much to go on. I'm assuming the oil didn't...

You didn't answer my first question. Please do so.

What do your lease and your written agreement with your roommates say about this issue? Also, are you in Santa Barbara, New Mexico? Santa Barbara, California? Somewhere else?

Until the court enters an order that says otherwise, each of you has equal rights regarding the children at all times. If your order giving you exclusive possession of the home didn't contain provisions regarding custody/visitation, then you, your lawyer or the court made a big mistake, and I...

Unless there is a legal reason why your company might need to know (e.g., if it is a government contractor) and/or there is a policy to disclose these things, I can see no reason why you ought to disclose something that apparently has nothing to do with your employment, unless your criminal...

Absent very unusual circumstances, no. What is the nature of your employment and your employer's field of business? Most employment in the U.S. is "at will." That means the employee may legally quit at any time and for any reason, and the employer may fire the employee at any time and for...

The start of this paragraph should have been, "Before my husband and I were married. . . ." Is the business a sole proprietorship? A partnership? A corporation/LLC? Something else? How much equity does the house have? For a 27-month old marriage, you are unlikely to be awarded any...

It is, because being specific would not allow for the sort of flexibility that these sorts of situations often require.