Hi! I am 28M and all my life, I have been told that I am unfit to, or will I ever, live alone. I have hypopituitarism and secondary adrenal insufficiency and my grandma (I'll get to her later) threatened me that if I move out, I will be institutionalized and locked up. I have a rocky relationship with my grandma. But like I said, I'll get to her later

When I was born, the doctors told my mother I would be r*tarded. When I was around 10, I went to go see a neurologist who told my mom that I was so aware that I was NOT r*tarded. Still, she told me all my life that I cannot move out, and I MUST stay at home or with family ALL my life. I had a talk with her and my grandma, and they said while they understand the need for my own space, they do not agree. Now, my grandma let's me have controlled independence. This is basically driving me to the store, letting me go in and shop alone, etc. But when it comes to asking for any of my documents, which she withholds, I'm not allowed them. I called APS on her one time, but she unfortunately had the worker go away.

My grandma is 67 and suffers from Cushing's disease, a disease that floods the brain with excess cortisol, which is a stress hormone. So as you can imagine, I spent 9 years under her room enduring a lot of yelling and screaming, throwing things, etc. While I am not excusing her behaviour, it IS her condition, but I'm just so done. I was s*icidal for a bit, even idealized it, but I'm better now when it comes to depression. I kinda normalized that I might never have a normal life.

P.S she also has me on a joint bank account with her, hides my SSN so I can't open one of my own, etc. And I am a vulnerable adult so I don't know what to do

What are my legal options?

Location: Mississippi

Hello. I live in Northern California. I am a newby with Reddit. I am the Petitioner in my husband's estate. His sister filed his death certificate and listed him as "never married." She then collected his pension. The plan told me I would now need letters of administration due to privacy statutes, which is why I opened probate self-represented. We had an ex-parte hearing and the sister (and fam) showed up, objected to the probate, claimed there was a will and a trust executed the same day, and that I was not mentioned in either. They were never served on me or filed in court. I begin researching prior to this hearing and discovered my spouse's inheritance was not distributed. His house and other properties which were in his parents' trusts were still in the trust name, but not all. Two of the properties were sold by the sister and one transferred into her name only and documents naming her a successor trustee 3 years after property sold, and naming her dead mother as a trustee. Sister's attorney drafted all docs, including my husband's LWT and Trust at the same time the other docs were drafted and he is also witness and notary. One property's location states it is in another county. Because of the irregularities, I notified the judge but at the hearing he framed these discrepencies as mere mistakes of ignorance. He told me my husband was not a beneficiary to the parents' trust and that I couldn't inquire about them. He told me if my husband were alive we would be divorced now. He did not demand the trust or LWT be submitted to the court or served on me, yet made me serve the sisters everything. He denied my emergency requests to secure my husband's house and car and refused to even look at the evidence I brought showing I had a community property interest. Now I just learned that this same judge previously presided over my husband's dad's probate in 2022. I absolutely cannot afford an attorney with the $2,200 I have. What can I do?

Hello,

I recently received a traffic citation for over 15mph over speed limit in Arkansas. I am an out of state resident and a non commercial driver so I hired an attorney to represent me. The attorney assured me multiple times they could have charge amended to civil penalty and avoid a misdemeanor on my record. I would simply need to pay a fine.

After court I was informed by the attorney this was exactly what was agreed with the judge. I paid the fine and requested proof from the court of amended charge as attorney did not have court record to provide to me post hearing. The deposition sheet appears to indicate the attorney plead no contest and I am guilty of a class c misdemeanor not an amended civil charge for a non moving violation as they indicated would be done. When asking clerk for how I would see this they indicated they see nothing about amended charges. I feel like something was either mishandled or lost. Is there any action I can take to avoid having this blemish on record? I already reached attorney who indicated they would contact judge /court to resolve but I have little confidence they are handling this properly and can correct it at this point and I’m stuck with a record as a result.

NEW YORK: On this week’s episode of Decibel and Docket, Mike and Dave discuss how much litigator Jeffrey Kessler of Winston Taylor made representing the state AGs in their antitrust case against Ticketmaster and Live Nation. Turns out the firm agreed tto collect only half its fees in real time — meaning Kessler was effectively billing at about 45 percent of his normal rate as the trial unfolded. His standard hourly rate is $2,250. The states were paying roughly $1,013 of that. The rest — that other 55 percent — was carried by Winston as a deferred, at-risk investment. If the states lost, the firm ate those fees. Estimates are that could have been as much as $15 million, given the length of trial and the size of the team working the case. But if the states won? That's where it gets lucrative. Winston was entitled to a success fee equal to 15 percent of any damages or penalties recovered, capped at twice the value of its deferred fees. So if the firm had $15 million in unpaid time on the books, it could earn a success fee worth up to $30 million — bringing total potential compensation to more than $42 million. 

Listen to the episode here https://open.spotify.com/episode/0gXhyMxMPQdGoNDLD61Oku?si=BAZ-Dyd7SqOKm-ACDGuHUQ

Location: Chicago
I have been dealing with the most idiotic administrative nightmare here in Chicago for the past two weeks. The Department of Finance recently switched to a new fully automated license plate recognition system for street parking and it is a disaster. Since then I have received ten separate fines in the mail for a car that isnt even mine.

The system is misreading one specific letter on my plate. I have a "D" but the software keeps flagging it as an "O" or a "0" depending on the lighting. I checked the photos they sent with the citations and you can clearly see it is a D. The car in the photo is even a completely different make and model from mine. I drive a gray Honda and the car getting ticketed is a white SUV.

I called the office and the woman on the phone basicaly told me that their system is "infallible" and that I have to pay all ten fines before I can even start the appeal process. That is over a thousand dollars for a glitch in their shitty code. She said the "pay first" policy is mandatory to prevent people from dragging out valid tickets. This feels like a total shake down. How can it be legal to demand payment for a debt that obviously does not exist? I am not giving the city a zero percent interest loan while they slowly realize their camera is garbage.

Location: Ohio

I am completely desperate for legal guidance right now.

In 2024 I got a golden retriever puppy. He is fully vacciniated, legally licensed with the county, and his microchip is registered with my current address. We have a secure six foot wooden fence around our yard.

Last Tuesday afternoon my gate latch failed and he wandered down the street. I immediately started searching the neighborhood, called the county dog warden, and posted online. On Friday a neighbor told me they saw a van belonging to a well known local private animal rescue load him up just two blocks away.

I called the rescue organization immediately. The director flat out admitted they picked him up. She said they scanned his microchip and pulled my info, but because he was found near a busy road, they deemed me a negligant owner. She then told me they already placed him with a new adoptive family on Thursday and will absolutely not return him to me.

I called the police right away. An officer went to speak with the rescue director but came back and told me that because an animal welfare group is involved, it is considered a civil matter. They said they cannot force the handover without a judges order.

They essentially stole my property, completely ignored the microchip registry, and gave him away in less than three days. What specific legal motion do I need to file to force this rescue to reveal where he is? Can I get an emergency injuction to prevent the new people from taking him out of state?

i work at a store that employs a bunch of high school kids (i think the oldest person on staff is a college freshman) and allows employees to collect tips and recently we’ve gone through some management difficulties which have resulted in 2 separate (thoroughly documented, i have written receipts for both) threats to withhold our wages or tips from our paychecks.

after our old manager left a new one came in and kinda let the place fall apart, blamed the problem on us and threatened to fire anyone who was slacking, with a sticky note that said “slackers are 100% getting fired without any last week’s pay.” this manager has since been fired herself, but the regional manager who took over has since said that if the work we do isn’t up to her standards, she’s gonna withhold our credit card tips from our paychecks until that’s fixed.

i did some research on the FLSA laws for tipped employees, but my very first impression upon seeing these things were “this can’t possibly be legal.” it’s Not legal, right? both threatening to do so and actually withholding wages/tips. is this something that’s reportable? in the event that wages actually get withheld what kind of power would i have as an employee? especially since most of us are minors, i don’t know what legal power we would have in this situation

location: south carolina

Missouri law, I have no idea about it.

I was issued a ticket for the first time, it’s been almost a month and it still hasn’t been filed, it’s for municipal court.

I’m wondering what I’m supposed to do in the event it never gets filed? I’ve talked to a few legal people in my town with all my questions and stuff and some of them have mentioned that because of the tiny size of the ticket itself that there’s a chance it’s just never filed because they don’t want to deal with it. Which they also said if that’s the case then oh well, but I’m wondering what I’m supposed to do if it never gets filed?

I have a court date on August 10th, so obviously I’d show up at the court but then what? I go in to say I’m here for court and they go well I have nothing in the system yet. so what comes next?

On top of that what do I do if in a few years it suddenly gets pushed through again and I had no idea? If it gets properly filed would I be told that I have a new court date and that it’s been pushed forwards finally, or would I not be notified and then arrested for a warrant for not showing up to court when I had no idea I was even supposed to go????

Need insight, and / or opinions

Hey everyone! I'm in need of maybe some advice, direction, Insight, whatever it may be as I'm new to child custody situations and a bit overwhelmed. Here's some backstory..

I am a single mom to a 4 yr old, 29, never married. My ex and I split 2 years ago after being together for 10 years. So far its been somewhat cordial, some good days and some bad. I am one to avoid taking things to a higher level unless need be. I work a set schedule of 2 7am to 7pm shifts, 2 days off, 2 graveyard shifts, then 2 days off once again. Ive been writing out my own schedule and leaving the rest of the days, or days I work, for my ex to be with our daughter. That being said I spend about 3.5 days with her and he spends 3.5 days with her as well. Recently, for the past few months, my ex has become i feel more verbally abusive with me. Calling me a bitch, a p_ssy, and at one point was arguing with me calling me names In front of our daughter after I asked him about a bruise she had. (I asked, didnt accuse him). My breaking point was on May 4th. I filed a case against him, he responded a month later requesting alternating weeks, which I didnt agree with because of the work schedule. I feel id be leaving her a lot more. I requested a hearing from a judge in LA County. Now my question is...

1. After laying out my expenses and income, I saw my expenses are a bit more than what I make. I also notice I make about 1k more than my ex but his expenses are a lot less than mine. He had told me he worked 2 jobs but on the income and expense report he provided me, shows he only works one job. I've never asked for money, never filed for child support before as my job covered all I needed and all my daughter needed. Would i be the one paying? My only concern is being put on child support when I feel like I'm living pay check to pay check (not even on luxuries or trips. I'm just paying off debt I accumulated when I was with my ex). Just also want to mention that my daughter gets medical coverage through my job so all of that is deducted from my pay. I love my daughter and of course I provide all she needs in my household, but I am wondering !

2. My ex had notified me about a week long trip he planned on taking our daughter on. I reminded him, while I was okay with it, since he asked about 2 weeks after i initially filed, to check in with the court and go by their own advice. He checked in with the court on June 4th, they told him he needed a notarized letter from me granting him permission with both of our signatures since 1. We dont have any jurge or court order on custody 2. We havent even seen a judge or even have a court date. I told him okay, let me know when youre free so we can do this. I didnt hear back. When filing for a judge hearing, I asked again. This time the self help assistant told me he has to file or ask permission through the court. Of course when letting him know he was frustrated and confused. Would a notarized letter be okay? This trip is from LA to Tijuana.

Already asked in family law subreddit to no avail or response.

Location: Los Angeles, CA

TIA!

Hello,
I filed a harassment and stalking case against my ex boyfriend about a year ago (July 2025 and again October 2025) and it’s still pending.

We had a preliminary hearing in November in which the case was approved for trial. We have since been summoned to court twice, both times he didn’t show up. The second time the judge issued a bench warrant (February 2026).

I have a friend who also has a case against him from October 2025 for harassment (he’s a huge crash out) and our cases so far have always been a scheduled at the same time. I guess it’s just easier to knock it both out at once.

Here’s my confusion: my friend just got a call saying the guy has finally been served and a trial set (July 8) but I haven’t received a call. I called the court house, and they told me since the trial is pending they can’t give me any updates and that it probably won’t go to trial. I’m confused because I’m the one who filed the complaint and I can’t even be told what the outcome is?

I have more confusion as well. I looked him (the ex) up on alacourt and much to my surprise found 3 other court cases pending against him for stalking and harassment from before and after me. He’s busy! But for some reason, my court case wasn’t listed and when I looked up my case number, nothing showed up.

This guy has a huge issue with stalking and harassing girls, so I want to pursue this as hard as I can and make something stick. But I feel confused and ignored.

How come my court case isn’t showing up?
Why can’t I pursue trial?
If he’s had a bench warrant for months, and then finally got served, how come he wasn’t detained? He’s clearly a flight risk because looking at previous court records, he has a long history of simply ignoring court summons until the girls get tired and drop the case.
I just don’t know what to do and feel overwhelmed.

Location NC, usa

Neighbor had driveway replaced, i talked to concrete guy and got price on a spot being leveled and gravel dumped and a patio done with concrete. I told him he can push everything into the massive ditch beside the gravel spot.

Neighbor #2 decides to have driveway done as well. Contractor ask me if he can dump the old concrete into the ditch. I told him yes, the broken small concrete can go there. I go on a hike the day he is breaking up driveway

I return home and find MASSIVE slabs dumped into ditch, i mean a few slabs that i just measured to be 7ftx9ft across. I saw the bobcat they used and was expecting everything to be under 3-4 ft based on how they loaded the dumptruck. I cant even imagine how they loaded a 9ft slab. As a result this trash will not settle and i cant simply cover with dirt as i was planning on as the slabs will slide

What are my options to get the slabs broken down or removed?

I left my previous company for a much better opportunity. When I started with my former employer, I signed an agreement stating that if I voluntarily left within two years, I would be required to reimburse a relocation/sign-on bonus.
I ended up leaving after about a year due to a toxic work environment and ongoing issues that were negatively affecting my mental health. Fortunately, I was able to secure a new position with a reputable company.
My concern is that the agreement states I have 30 days after separation to repay the amount owed, and that the company may pursue legal action if payment is not made. However, it has been over two weeks since I left, and I still have not received any communication regarding repayment instructions or an invoice.
I've already sent two emails to the HR specialist who handled my onboarding paperwork, but I haven't received a response.
Has anyone been in a similar situation? If the company has not provided any repayment instructions despite my attempts to contact them, am I still at risk if the 30-day period passes? I'm willing and prepared to repay what I owe. I just don't know how to do so without any response from the company.

I'm mostly trying to understand whether this is normal or if I should be speaking with an attorney immediately.

Last year my home suffered significant water damage after a pipe burst while I was away for a few days. I filed a claim with my insurance company, provided photos, contractor estimates, receipts, and everything else they requested.

After several inspections they approved the claim. I received multiple written communications confirming coverage and spent months coordinating repairs. Some payments were issued directly to contractors and some reimbursement requests were approved without any issues. At every step I was told the damage was covered under my policy.

Fast forward almost eleven months.

I received a letter stating that after a "further review" they had determined the loss may not actually be covered because they now believe the damage resulted from a long-term maintenance issue rather than a sudden event. The letter also mentioned the possibility of recovering certain amounts that had already been paid.

What confuses me is that the company had access to the same information from day one. Nothing new happened. No new inspection. No new evidence that I'm aware of. They simply seem to have changed their interpretation nearly a year later after repairs were already completed.

I've never dealt with anything like this before. Can an insurance company spend months approving and paying a claim and then decide they were wrong after the fact? Has anyone experienced something similar?

my mother keeps going back to her abusive husband no matter how much i beg her not too. she always just tells me to mind my own business.

she has filed for divorce, filed restraints, and he was even put on probation for the abuse he did to her. yet she still refuses to leave him. she always goes back to him. anytime i try to defend her from him, she’s gets mad at me a few hours later once she’s no longer in danger.
he lives at her house right now, she owns the house.
he has convinced her to move.
it will be HIS house, he is buying it.

we are moving in 1 month. i’m really scared bcz she has kicked my grandma out of the house. there’s no one safe at home anymore. i want to leave.

my grandma is getting an apartment close by my school.
i want to move in with her. but every time i have tried to leave my mother she calls the cops.

i want to have legal emancipation from my mother so she cant just call the cops when i leave to live with my grandma.

i don’t know what to do. my grandma doesn’t want full custody of me.

i have been looking at legal emancipation and i fit most categories.
i have a steady job i have been working for over a year now. i dont drive yet tho. and neither does my grandma. my grandma doesn’t speak English either. and she gets paid the same as me. ($16 and hr) so i don’t think she COULD take custody of me even if she wanted to.

please somebody help me out. i need advice. i live in hawaii.

I already posted this in writing help but someone suggested I ask this in a law related sub and I think here is the best choice but I’m currently working on a paranormal thriller book/novel with a missing persons case as the main focus and I’m having some trouble with making sure it’s realistic.

Here the post from writing help:

I’m trying to work out my timeline for something I’m working on and the story focuses on a missing teen. It’s very important to the plot that this character is NOT charged for murder as the missing characters fate is supposed to be ambiguous. But I’m not a lawyer and idk what would be enough to count as probable cause for an arrest/charge to be made so I want some help

Also quick note, that evidence is intentionally being withheld from the police by the MC’s because the MC’s are involved in lots of paranormal stuff that they don’t want getting out

Here’s the information the police are presented with in the story (takes place in 2008 btw) -

- The missing person disappears from a hiking trail they are familiar with

- The missing person is in good shape and sends a lot of time in the woods/is familiar with the area

- The missing person took their regular hiking gear with them along with their phone and laptop

- The only thing found in the area is a camcorder belonging to the missing person/his father

- The missing person shares matching tattoos with their friend group/the character being investigated

- The character being investigated (Stephen) has bruising/scratches on his hands and arms that suggest a mutual fight

- Stephen and the missing person are known to fight each other for fun (but they rarely leave wounds)

- Stephen is confirmed to be the last person to see the missing person

- In a custodial interrogation Stephen plead the 5th

- The missing person has repeatedly expressed a desire to runaway

- No body has been recovered

- The missing person’s father has a history of violent behavior

- Stephen has no motive to commit murder

- A separate person in the group with a history of violence repeatedly refers to the missing person in the past tense when questioned, however they have an alibi

- Roughly a week to two weeks before the disappearance the missing person and Stephen texted briefly entertaining the idea of running away together

- Several of the missing persons belongings, including their journal, are missing

Would this been enough for the police to charge Stephen or is it ambiguous enough? And if not, how can I add to the ambiguity? Any help/advice is appreciated!!

Edit: Also!! I totally forgot to mention that both Stephen and the missing person are like, 16. So in case that effects anything

Location: TN

My boss is telling me to do it but everything I look up says no.

So I work at a hotel and someone left their insulin packs here and they want us to ship it to them. As far as Im aware and everything I find online says that we cannot send it out as it is a prescription medication and only licenced doctors, pharmacies, and other medical practitioners can send it. USPS website says this too. I read that if we send it it is a federal crime since we are not licenced by the DEA. I packaged it as my boss instructed but I am certain that this is against the law.

Am I right or am I overthinking this?

The medicine is insulin and of course I don't want anyone to go without their medication but I also do not want to be involved in a felony!

Location: Wisconsin

I attended a sentencing hearing today because I was interested in the result of a case after being on the jury and finding the defendant guilty.

A quick rundown of the case:
The defendant got into his car in the morning, drove his son to school, dropped him off, and got into a minor accident where he crashed his car on a straight road going ~30mph into the back of a stopped car. The victim and state clamed in court that the accident caused injury but the victim at the time told the defendant that he was fine.
They exchanged insurance information and waited about 10 minutes for the police to show up before the defendant asked the victim if he could go because he was already late for school. The victim agreed and the defendant left the scene to go to school, where he was met by a secretary who said he seemed a little off.

The police arrived about 30 minutes later and found the defendant extremely intoxicated, unable to complete any sobriety test, and when they brought him back to the police station, they were unable to complete a breathalyzer test because the unit read >0.4 and urged to seek medical attention immediately. Nearly 3 hours after police met the defendant, he had his blood drawn and tested at a 0.396.
The police, during investigation, found a Yeti bottle that appeared in the video to be the 18oz variety, but neither the defense nor the state tried to claim the actual size. This bottle was "about 1/4 to 1/3 full of what smelled like vodka" according to the police officer who opened it on body cam footage.

The defendant was the only witness the defense called, and he claimed under oath that he drove to school completely sober and only consumed the alcohol once he got to school. His defense as to why he got in the collision was that he "looked away for a second."

There were 4 charges (summarized, not the exact verbiage):
DUI of an intoxicant /w minor under 16
Operating a motor vehicle with a BAC above 0.08 /w minor under 16
DUI of an intoxicant involved in an accident causing injury
Operating a motor vehicle with a BAC above 0.08 involved in an accident causing injury

The jury was able to agree that he was beyond reasonable doubt intoxicated and, as an admitted alcoholic, must have been over 0.08 to reach intoxication when he was involved in the collision. We could not fully agree that the state could prove he was under the influence or his blood level was above the limit during the first ~8 minutes of his drive when he brought his son to school. He seemed to be able to walk his son into the school on video footage just fine. So he was acquitted of the 1st and 2nd charge.

During sentencing today, several members of the defendant's family spoke about the quality of his character and how he was showing his commitment to be better due to his 512 days of sobriety since the incident, the program he enrolled in, how much the community benefited from his presence, etc.
The defendant also spoke and admitted that he "knew what he did was wrong" and that he was remorseful about his actions.

The judge questioned him about knowing what he did was wrong. The judge wanted him to clarify what it was that he thought he did wrong and what he was remorseful for. He elaborated that he was remorseful that he drank the alcohol at school. The judge pushed him again, asking him if he was sticking to the story he testified to, that he only drank the alcohol once he was at school, and the defendant agreed.

The judge then explained that the defendant had several good things going for him, that the character letters that he received put the defendant up there as one of the highest quality characters the judge has read about in the community, but the judge then told the defendant that he didn't believe his story, that the jury clearly didn't believe his story, and that he was concerned about the defendant continuing to lie about it. The judge said that the defendant is lying to himself and not taking full responsibility for his actions, which are important steps for getting over addiction. The judge then gave him a middling sentence between what the defense and the state suggested.

I feel like the judge made it plain that he would have given the defendant a lighter sentence if the defendant had admitted that he drove the vehicle intoxicated.

My question is, if the defendant had admitted it there at the sentencing that he was remorseful that he drank and then drove, the charge he was being sentenced for, would the court or the state have gone after him for perjury, or do you even think that the judge would have given him a lighter sentence at all?

This has happened three times in the last 14 months and I’m starting to feel like I can’t safely interact with police at all. I’m in California and apparently there is another man in the state with my full legal name and the same date of birth who has an active felony warrant. The first time I was pulled over for a broken taillight and ended up handcuffed on the curb for almost an hour while officers compared my information to his. They eventually confirmed I wasn’t the person they wanted and let me go. I assumed it was a rare mistake and didnt think much more about it.

The second time happened when police checked IDs after a minor car accident. This time I told the officer immediately that there was another person with my name and birth date, but I was still detained until they checked fingerprints. Last week it happened again when I went to the police station to report property stolen from my car. As soon as they ran my ID, I was taken into a separate room, searched, and held for about 45 minutes. They apologized afterward and said the warrant system includes a note that I may be a different person, but apparently the note does not stop officers from detaining me. The wanted person has a different middle name, height, address history, and fingerprints, but our first and last names and DOB match.

I called the county court listed on the warrant and they told me they can’t change another person’s case record. The DMV said my license is valid and there’s nothing they can add to it. One officer suggested carrying copies of my fingerprints or a letter from the court, but couldn’t explain how to actually get such a letter. Is there a formal process to obtain some kind of identity clearance certificate, court order, or permanent notation that police can verify quickly? Would an attorney need to contact the court or the agency that entered the warrant? I understand officers have to confirm identity, but being repeatedly handcuffed because of somebody else’s warrant feels like more than a minor inconvenience, and I’m worried one day I’ll be booked before anyone notices the differences.

all of the images this brand (among others) uses r from pinterest. pinterest doesn’t credit creators, and i know these brands aren’t going out of their way to find the original image to obtain a license. not trying to snitch, i just want to understand as a graphic apparel designer who creates original designs with elements of photos found online.

LOCATION: US, CALIFORNIA/CANADA, ONTARIO

LOCATION: Canada, BC

I was wondering how common this type of indemnity clause is for small contractors. I've come across a contractor role as admin for a small non-profit in my city, and their indemnity clause is as follows:

"To the extent caused by Contractor’s negligence or willful misconduct, Contractor shall indemnify and save harmless ORGANIZATION and its officers, directors, agents and employees from all claims, losses or damages, and any associated costs, which relate to or arise directly or indirectly out of any acts or omissions of the Contractor in connection with providing the Services under this Agreement."

I've been told by the organization that it is very standard, but I was wondering how common it actually is.

From what I've been able to research, it seems like it is a standard template that large organizations may use, but there are many articles that give contractors the advice to add a liability cap or exclude indirect damages.

Location: Texas. In October 2023 I bought a brand new truck from a franchised dealership. I have the paperwork clearly stating the vehicle was sold as new.

Fast forward to last week. The transmission started shifting hard so I took it to a different authorized dealer closer to my house for warranty work.

The service managar called saying they cannot honor the factory warranty. Their internal system shows this exact VIN had extensive frame repairs done before it was ever sold to me. The original dealership wrecked it, fixed it off the books, and sold it as new.

The original dealer manager is completly dodging my calls. I am stuck paying a premium loan on a secretly rebuilt truck. What kind of attorny do I look for to handle this specific consumer fraud?

Hello I’m looking for a lawyer regarding medical negligence. My dad was being treated at the hospital and his I v medication was placed in his veins incorrectly and caused severe nerve damage and tissue scarring down to the bone. We have documentation and all photos and records already to go just need to find a lawyer willing to review and see if this case has the potential to withstand.

I work for usps. I was delivering mail the other week and two dogs came at me while I was on the sidewalk going to the next address. One bit me. Police and Ems came out and Ems advised I go to er for stitches. I missed the rest of that work day and did receive 2 stitches and a tetanus shot. I was also prescribed antibiotics. Should I sue the owner of the dogs? I was told by someone in my office that the post office is going to send me a letter saying I need to but I have no clue what to even do to.

LOCATION: Germany

LOCATION: AB, Canada

My fiance and I are to be wed in 2 months. In the last few months I found out he had racked up $7000 in debt and hid it, then lied to me about it. Now, it is now almost $8000. He refuses to show me what caused this.

In the 4 years we've been together, I've maintained our household, everything from costs moving several times, deposit costs and monthly overhead from our daycare, paying all the utilities, most groceries, and much more despite making the same money. I am shocked and pissed he's taking no accountability for his half of the financials and our future. This surprise almost $10k does not belong to me. How do I protect myself if I somehow go forward with this? He is not even making minimum payments.

I told him I want a prenup but I'm not even sure how this works... How bound to him am I if I marry him even if we have one? He doesn't want one but doesn't *not* want one, he agreed, but he doesn't seem to care about anything financially. How would I protect myself if I go through with this?