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General practice attorney cases fall in a wide range of overlapping practice areas, from drafting wills and handling personal injury cases to negotiating tax settlements with the Internal Revenue Service. Common practice areas include family law, bankruptcy, wills and probate, trusts and estates, landlord and tenant, and criminal law. Please read on to find a general practice lawyer or access information about general practice law.

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A federal court action lack of jurisdiction, is it filed with state automatically by fed court?
The primary issue is if there is a lapse of time between the fed dismissal, and the state filing where a defendant can dispose of the assets sought. Is it the fed court or plaintiff attorney'' s responsibility to re-submit in state court?
Is doxing someone and releasing it illegal?
Doxing = compiling personal information about someone.
What can I do about my step brother and his girlfriend impersonating me on facebook and harassing me
My step brother and his girlfriend made a fake profile of me on facebook using my pictures and writing false information about me. The information that they have falsified on the profile could cost me alot including my job.
In NYS small claims court if a counter claim is dismissed in a case with binding arbitration can the
I recently took someone to court and the judge ruled in my favor, dismissing the defendent''s counterclaim that I owe him $392.. Prior to the trial we both agreed to binding arbitration. Now, the defendent is saying he will not pay me because he is taking me to court in a new trial with the same claim.that I owe him for the same reason as in the counterclaim. I also want to know if I should file any kind of counterclaim, or just bring the paperwork from the first trial?
I am a musician selling my work through a 3rd party website www.mybeatshop.com, who has not paid me
The sales I completed as far back as Feb. of 2011. the administrators of the website are not responding to my emails, messages or calls. I am only one of hundreds of other producers, who are not being paid what they are owed. I am owed over $400 in sales. I am wondering if I have good cause to sue, and if so what I would need to do to start a lawsuit against the website and its owners.
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 -  Maui County Law - Tateishi & Pascual, Attorneys A Law Corporation
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