I am building a webpage that offers services similar to those on websites like http://www.stealthgenie.com/, http://www.mobile-spy.com/, and http://www.flexispy.com/. Can I promote my service with an advertisement like 'Catch your cheating partner with our spy software'? If this is illegal to spy on someone's cellphone, what disclaimer could protect my website?

January 29th, 2024

I sued someone for water leakage into my apartment unit. We had two trials but no agreement. The judge told me to bring a witness, and he'll give a final decision. I have pictures, videos, and a witness to prove my case. However, I just received a motion to dismiss complaint letter from the defendant's lawyer stating that I'm not the owner of the property. My name is on the deed, but I am legally married, and my wife's name is also on the deed. What should I do to not lose the case? Someone told me to file an AMENDED COMPLAINT. Please advise.

September 30th, 2024

I was notified that I have a court date for tomorrow morning but the mail was delayed due to the Hurricane in NJ, and I was not given ample time to prepare and set up proper transportation and time off from work to make this court date. Should I try to write an Adjournment Letter, or should I try to make the court date and let the Judge know that I am in search of proper counsel?

July 28th, 2024

My mother is owed about $10,000 in insurance reimbursements from CalPERS for in-home care services provided by Visiting Angels from May through August 2012. CalPERS is refusing to reimburse us because Visiting Angels is not providing the required documents, such as their business license, a Home Healthcare Agency statement, and proof of professional insurance. Visiting Angels has consistently refused to provide these documents despite multiple requests. Does Visiting Angels' refusal make them liable for the reimbursement that my mother is entitled to? Should we sue both CalPERS and Visiting Angels? Can Visiting Angels be legally compelled to provide these documents?

May 28th, 2024

I used my credit card to pay for a $5000 bond to keep an employee out of jail on a matter that was supposedly cleared up. The State of Illinois apologized but only returned approximately $3000 because he had some other outstanding non-payments. Since that time, we both have left that company. I am still in touch with him. This whole deal goes back almost twelve months. Legally, what can I do to collect the balance from him?

January 10th, 2024