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Legal Matters

Legal Matters

Need expert advice on a legal issue you’re facing? wikiHow’s Legal Matters category may be able to offer some direction, whether you need to protect your assets from a lawsuit, sue a company, or something else. Get expert-reviewed advice on how to file a police report in response to a crime, prepare legal documents for a variety of circumstances, counter sue the plaintiff in a case against you, and more.

Articles about Legal Matters

How to

Write a Constitution for School or Personal Project
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How to

Find Someone
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How to

Sue a School
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How to

Obtain CPS Records
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How to

Register and Legally Use a Pen Name
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How to

Find Lost or Missing Relatives Online
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Destroy a Narcissist in Court: 11 Effective Tips
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Are Prank Calls Against the Law?
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File a Missing Person Report in the USA
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How to

Dispute Wells Fargo Credit and Debit Card Charges
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12 Resources to Help You Find a Lost Loved One
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Where and Why Collecting Rainwater Is Illegal in the United States
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How to

Sign as a Power of Attorney
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How to

Ask For Your FBI File
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How to

Get Gun Rights Back
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How to

Avoid a Draft
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Write a Bill for the United States Congress
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Countersue
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How to

Look Up Judgements Against You
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Steps for Holding an Officially Authorized Recall Election in the U.S.
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Take a Contractor to Court and Prove Your Case
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How to

Report Illegal Construction
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Justice is Blind Meaning
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Can You Make a Rebuilt Title Clean? Title Washing Scams & More
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How to

Write a No Objection Letter
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How to

Complain About a Judge
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How to

Contact an Attorney
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How to

Sue a Judge
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How to

Find a Missing Person in Mexico
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Sue a Dentist for Malpractice
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How to

Write Bylaws
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How to

Declare the Death of a Missing Person
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How to

Tell if Your Lawyer is Betraying Your Interests
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How to

Obtain a Variance for Your Lot
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11 Telling Signs Your Case May Be Dismissed (With or Without Prejudice)
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