Did you know today is Signing day for local high school athletic recruits? Prosper High School will not let a young lady who earned a full scholarship to Jacksonville University in La Crosse to sign because La Crosse is not a sanctioned UIL sport. She is having a private singing celebration at The Gin in Prosper at 7 pm tonight. I think Prosper is wrong to deny her the thrill of signing. Is there anything else the Expert should know before I connect you? Please pass on to your sports department.

September 26th, 2024

What steps can be taken to address issues of fraud, perjury, and bias in a court case, particularly when the current judge is not allowing evidence of these issues to be presented, and the opposing party has a relative in a high position within the court?

September 4th, 2023

I've been living in a rented apartment in the Bronx, NY for 8 years. The landlord has not addressed multiple repair requests, including lead on walls, an electrical hazard from a leaking lamp, collapsing ceiling pieces, and mold. I've documented instances of harassment and the building's tendency to take tenants to court for withholding payments and removing them, only to fix the apartment and upscale rent. Despite court agreements for repairs, they were never made. The landlord also asked me to drop my case against them in exchange for dropping their case against me, but they kept their case open. Now, there are safety issues like lead exposure affecting my children who have asthma, and a mold problem. The lease ends in September, but moving is challenging due to work and finding a suitable place for my family. What should I do?

June 12th, 2023

I am facing a civil lawsuit accusing fraud against me and my LLC, specifically for misusing investor funds. I have been served with legal documents and have not consulted an attorney. What steps should I take to avoid a motion of default since I cannot afford an attorney for my LLC and am not legally allowed to represent myself?

August 2nd, 2024

I filed a case pro se against the US Attorney in the Southern District of Ohio and noticed the AG in Washington, DC. The court in Ohio stated there weren't sufficient grounds for diversity of citizenship and sent the case to the Southern District of Indiana. Would it not follow that the Ohio court's action would have been proper notice to the AG in Indiana, since the court in Indiana accepted service?

May 30th, 2024