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Did you get your money? If not, please post a follow-up and maybe this time we'll be able to think of something to help.

Can you get them dropped? It's not impossible. Will it happen? Probably not. Get a lawyer. You're probably looking at fines and probation.

What's the exact offense cited on the ticket. (Not "illegal U-turn" - I mean the statute or ordinance cited.)

If I were you I wouldn't sign anything without having it checked over by a lawyer. A worker's comp lawyer may be willing to give you a free consultation, and you may be able to get the papers checked over then.

Are you talking about $45,000 for everything, or $45,000 to settle the wage claim with lifetime medical for the injury? (Or is the state of the injury such that no more medical treatment would be beneficial, with any meds being picked up by private insurance or public assistance?)

I hope you got this straightened out and got the help you needed.

If you quitclaim the house to him, it's his house. If he wants to keep the house because it will appreciate, and he wants sole ownership of the house, why not have him buy you out?

If it would create a likelihood of confusion withe the genuine mark - something which would seem to be the case, as your merchandising plan wouldn't have much value if nobody would think of the trademark when they saw your variant - it is likely going to violate their trademark.

Consider filing a police report. Odds are this was an employee theft. Try to find out who the landlord's insurance company is and make a claim. It's hard to know if they would offer coverage. What does the employee who signed for the camera claim that he or she signed for? "Sure UPS came...

It's a decade old already, but my rusty brain remembered this story:

Or Jose Padilla.

A state habeas corpus petition is filed under state law in state court. A federal habeas petition is filed under federal law in federal court. Whether and when you can file one depends upon the details of your case. It's a really good ideat to get help from a lawyer.

Ask your lawyer. Normally you either agree to surrender the car as part of the bankruptcy, or you keep the car and make the payments. It sounds like you tried to keep the car but didn't live up to your obligations, in which case you'll have to give it back.

This is really old, but it seems to get asked quite a bit. If one spouse is already married at the time of a second marriage, the second marriage will be void. Barring unusual circumstances it should be possible to get an annulment. If the spouse knew that he was still married at the time of the...

To unravel that mess I think you'll need to get the help of a lawyer and a CPA.

It seems pretty easy: The manager should fire her.

Is there some reason the property could not have been reassessed for tax purposes if the permits had been closed at an earlier date?

How big is the deposit? Are you and the group in one state? What state?

Try contacting legal aid.

I'll take a free ride. :D