I live in Georgia, is it a law that siblings of different sex are not allowed to share a room?
Answer
No.
I live in Georgia, is it a law that siblings of different sex are not allowed to share a room?
No.
illeagal judgement obtain in 2004 for gambling debts.
Gambling debts are not enforceable in California according to Appeal Court. He was informed of that ,
Palantiff just filed Renewal of judgement !
How is it possible...
It is possible because I suspect no one challenged the debt. The court will not rule on the validity of a debt unless challenged.
The debt was not challenged? I do not think the judge is going to rule on the debt because what you are saying is that nothing was challenged.
my 3 year old son, was hurt from my samsung laptop. on the outside of the laptop it says SAMSUNG in chrome metal letters, he had slid his foot across the laptop and half of the U in samsung broke off into his foot. This happen friday, i took him to the ER on saturday they did xrays and you could see the metal in the xray so they strapped him down and removed the metal. i have the xrays and the metal that was removed from his little foot. it is now sunday and my son still is not able to walk due to the pain. do i have the right to sue?
There are few law suits that cannot be filed. Many are not, because it isn't financially warranted. You should consult directly with a personal injury lawyer, in your area. Perhaps this is a recurring problem, and you could be part of a class action.
Good luck
One potential new employer presented me a complex employment contract but when I asked for clarifications he provided me by email very simple and non highly demanding requirements. Have the received clarifications juridical value?
None at all. The written contract will control the terms of your employment. Any oral promises that may conflict with the written agreement would not even be admissible in court, under rules of evidence.
If married filing bankruptcy together, living in seperate housing. Do we claim both rents, ultility bills together?
Fyi there are pro bono attorney volunteers at the court Monday and Wednesday who will answer such questions.
My real estate contract says that in the event of default by either party, in addition to other damages, the defaulting party must pay the Broker's Fee in full. Is that allowed by VA law or is there any restriction on real estate agents who try to sue to recover this? It is actually because of our agent that we need to back out of the contract as purchasers. We are willing to give up the $10000 earnest deposit, but it looks like this only relieves us of liability to the Seller. It seems extravagant to pay the brokers who didn't make the deal happen.
Parties contracting in the Commonwealth are generally free to include
whatever provisions they wish which do not violate the law and there would appear to be no reason as to why the contract which you've described for the sale of property should be an exception to this general rule.
So, naturally, the question then arises as to why you agreed in the contract to
pay this "Broker's Fee in full" in case of a default by one of the parties?
Perhaps, the agent, if responsible for your default, should be picking up this
fee to the broker.
I was married in Calif. 2008, currently live in Austin TX. We have a 3&1/2 yr. old daughter. I need a low cost divorce, to include custody issue. He abandoned her & I in Oct.2013. I went (with my Daughter) to Calif. Nov.2013 & ret'd Jan.2014. My daughter is currently living with her father (I see her occasionally). I've just recently gotten a job & apartment, so I can provide for her now. So my question is: where do I go to get a divorce & custody issue done at a very low cost/no cost?
Look on the State Bar of Texas website for pro bono (free) legal services.
You might also look on this website and on www.avvo.com for an attorney. Many offer a free consultation. Many accept payment plans.
Hi, I wanted to know if I could ask an attorney about my divorce papers. I don't understand what it means about insurance on my car the judge granted to me. Can someone Please call me. Thanks, Donna my # 512-487-0208
Donna,
I was just looking over old questions and saw yours. I hole you got your question answered long before now, but if you didn't, this site has an option for paid answers that you might have more luck with, or you could just try reposting with your specific information included.
I went on a family vacation this weekend. Unfortunately upon our arrival my wife slipped and fell in the hotel we were staying and as of today she is still feel pain on the side she fell on. The hotels "Risk Management" team was suppose to contact me within a few day and we have made an effort in trying to contact them and leaving several messages; can we sue for it ruining our vacation and for them not replying or responding in a timely manner?
Don't contact the hotel or speak to anyone until you have a personal injury lawyer on board. "Risk management" will want a statement and/or a medical release, and this would not be in your interest. Seek all necessary medical attention.
Has your wife sought medical attention? What was the diagnosis of her injuries? Also, these types of cases are difficult, so do you have any idea as to what caused her to slip and fall? Any photographs?
BARRY BESSER
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You really need to actually speak with an attorney. The information you posted here is not enough to evaluate your case, and these kinds of cases can be very complicated. Basically, it's not enough that your wife fell at the hotel. You have to prove they did something wrong which caused her to fall, either by creating a hazard, or failing to remove a hazard. That can be tricky to prove, especially when all the best evidence is in the hands of the guilty party. Normally it's not worth pursuing with an attorney unless the injuries are serious. As to your actualy question, the answer is "No"--if you sue, it will be for your wife's personal injuries, and maybe your emotional distress if you saw her fall. It will not be for your ruined vacation or for their failure to respond. If you would like to discuss the matter in more detail, feel free to call me at 877-LION-FOR-LAW (546-6367)
My law firm handles slip and fall / trip and fall cases all over the state of California. You can read about these cases at http://www.slip-and-fall.net. If you want to discuss your case, you may call me for a free consultation at 800-816-1529 x. 1.
I have a property in New York that has been in the family for over a hundred years. A relative owns approx. an acre that is surrounded by my property. I had a survey done and a building on his property is actually on mine. He recently sold the property and the stimulation for the new buyer was not to go through a bank or have it surveyed. I have spoken with the new owner and discussed the building. He informed me he was going to have a survey done. It's been over a month and there has been no survey. I spoke to a surveyor this morning and he could resurvey it next week. What options do I have?
Limited, depending on the length of time the encoachment existed. If it was an "open and notorious" (words of art that might come up in any litigation) you have minimal chance of recovering anything. However, depending on the size of the encroachment and the value of the land it is on, it may be worth a shot to do the survey and sue for compensation.
The law in New York changed recently. THe trespasser needs to have some color of right before adverse possession can apply. For example, if there is a mistake in a deed and the person who built the property thought he was inside the boundary, there might be a basis for adverse possession.
But probably not. Your rights depend on the extent of the encroachment. If it is below the one foot threshold, then the property can remain but it may not be reconstructed.
If it's over the one foot threshold you are entitled to mesne profits, which is like rent. It gets complicated because someone is going to say what about the statute of limitations? The answer is that there is no statute of limitations. The trespasser can raise a defense of laches, but that does not defeat your title or your right to restitution of the fair market value of the property occupied.
My husband and I lived in NY for 8 years. We had separate checking accounts and separate credit cards. We then moved to CA. He opened 2 additional credit cards in CA (I did not co-sign). We lived there together for 22 months. I have since moved back to NY. He still lives in CA. He has $0 income and I know that he is running his credit cards into debt. I cannot file for divorce in NY until I live here for 1 year. NY & CA have different laws concerning credit cards. Once my husband's credit cards to go collections (which will happen), are collectors going to come after me? What options do I have?
The credit card company will not contact you since you are not on the cards. Obviously, you should file for divorce in NY at the earliest possible moment.
Hi, we recently paid a small business $1,350 as a down payment on a fence to be built. We recently received a letter from an attorneys office stating this business has ceased operations and that our refund isn't guaranteed back to us. What can we do to get our money back?
As a Franchise Attorney I can advise the following. Just because a business has ceased operations, that's no excuse not to pay back down payments they've collected. I assume the business is a licensed contractor, which they would need to be in order to do this type of work. Typically a licensed contractor is required to post a bond with your state's contractor licensing board to insure performance. You should file a claim with the bonding (insurance) company for the amount of your down payment as soon as possible. You should also show the fence contract and the attorney letter to a good business or franchise attorney in your area for specific advice.
Mr. Franchise - Kevin B. Murphy, B.S., M.B.A., J.D.
Franchise Foundations, a Professional Corporation
I have worked part-time (20 hours per week) since 1997. My boss wants me to work full time. He says my part time position is being eliminated so I have to take the full time position. If I do not take the full time position, I will be out of a job. Can he legally do this?
Absolutely yes.
There is no question but that your employer can eliminate a part-time position and require you to take a full-time job or terminate your employment.
My wife and I seperated and she's now staying with my in-laws along with my children and will not let me see my kids. She said that I cant see my kids until I see her in family court for custody. What should I do, I want to see my kids. Thanks
She is wrong, she does not have any right to prevent you from seeing your kids, however, it is obvious that she is filing for divorce, you should get an attorney soon, get an OSC, move for joint legal and physical custody ASAP.
You can't force your way into your in-laws house, and you don't want a public confrontation on the record. It takes very little as far as an altercation for you to get slapped with a restraining order, and that is an automatic black mark when it comes to deciding contested custody. Her keeping the children from you is also a big black mark on her, so put up with it while making documented polite requests to see your kids, and in the meantime get into court immediately with a divorce petition and emergency motions for custody to you. I strongly recommend you have a lawyer if you are going to have a contested custody case. Men tend to make all the wrong moves when it comes to the Alice in Wonderland world of Family Court custody proceedings, and as a result get slammed if they don't have an attorney to guide them through it. Right now her conduct will make her look bad to the court. Get good advice and guidance on how to keep the high road and get your kids back through the court, not self-help.
hello I am going to marry some one on a e2-f1 status Can i start the application process now as we are engaged or until after the wedding.
You cannot petition a spouse until you are legally married, You will also need to submit a copy of your certified marriage certificate with the I-130 petition.
For more information, see:
http://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-through-family/green-card-immediate-relative-us-citizen
My son was bit by an dog if he receives a settlement from the insurance company since he is a minor will he be able to get the money now or will he have to wait until he is an adult in the state of north carolina?
There is no absolute set answer to this question. It will primarily depend on the insurance company making the payment, and the amount of the payment. Typically the insurance company will want any significant claim, loosely defined as claims over $5,000 or so, to be approved by the court (when the claimant is a minor); in that case, the money is typically paid to the court until the minor turns 18. If the insurance company does not want to go through this process, then you can typically get the money now. I have written an extensive law review article on minor's settlements in North Carolina, and I'll be happy to discuss this with you further if you have further questions.
If a collections agency is trying to get payment from you but they refuse a money order, do you have to find an alternative payment if you do not feel safe doing so?
They can not refuse a money order and if they do, you need to inform the attorney general's office.
This is my exact lease with my landlord. She wants to raise rent because I moved in a roommate. Can she do this given the parameters of this lease? If so, can do I still get 60 days notce? If I do not want to pay the increase can I move and still be entitled to my security, or is it forfitted because I breached the lease (her words)?
"Landlord owns a home on XXX, San Francisco, California, (the property). NAME will move into downstairs portion of Landlord's property on May X, 2011 (NAME's living area).
NAME will pay to Landlord $1300.00 per month plus the cost of electricity as reflected by a meter dedicated to name's living area using current costs per kilowatt as charged by PG&E. NAME will pay to Landlord each month's rent in advance of the twentieth day of that month. NAME will pay to Landlord electrical charges within thirty ( 30 ) days of notification.
In advance of moving in, NAME will pay the first and the last month's rent along with a $1300.00 cleaning deposit, refundable in whole or in part within sixty days of the date NAME moves out depending upon condition of NAME's living area, along with a $300.00 electrical use deposit, refundable in whole or in part within 60 days of NAME moving out depending upon NAME's payment for electrical use. NAME will give Landlord two month's notice in advance of moving out.
Landlord will ensure that the property is reasonably maintained and ensure the payment of monthly utilities. Landlord or Landlord's agents will respond to all notifications requesting repairs, modifications, or other maintenance within 48 hours of notification and will make a best effort to remediate such problems as quickly as possible.
Landlord will give NAME at least 24 hours' notice in the event Landlord or her agents need access to NAME's living area. Landlord will give NAME six month's notice in the event Landlord wishes to reclaim use of NAME's living area. Landlord will give NAME two month's notice in advance of any increase in rent, which will not occur more than once per year and will not exceed six percent per year."
The lease clearly states that you will be the occupant. It is ambiguous as to whether or not you are entitled to have room mates at no extra charge. There is no question it is a sloppy lease. There is a rule of contract interpretation that says that an ambiguity is interpreted against the drafter of the contract. On that basis you would probably prevail on an immediate increase. She still has the right to increase the rent on two months notice, unless the house was built before June, 1979. If so, she is subject to the 0.5% increase under the City rent control ordinance. You clearly have not breached the lease by moving in a room mate, so it would be illegal for her to keep the deposit on that basis. If you move out without 60-days notice, however, she is entitled to keep the deposit for any unpaid rent you would have owed if you gave the proper notice. I should mention also that her provisions for 60 days to refund unearned deposit funds are completely illegal. Landlords must refund deposits and give an accounting for any funds withheld within 21 days after a tenant moves out. She also owes interest on the deposits. Be all that as it may, however, she doesn't sound like she is a landlady who will listen to you about any of this. I again strongly recommend you take this up with the Rent Board.
Bill collectors
My wife has been divorced for 4yrs yet we changed our home phone # but still get bill collectors looking for her x husband. He doesnt have a home phone #,Just a cell phone #.Can I legally give the bill collectors his cell #.Im tired of getting harrassed for his choices in life of not paying his bills.We have been married over a year and her last name has been changed.But still get the calls.Thank You very much for your time. Happy Holiday
Re: Bill collectors
You asked about bill collectors calling for a person who does not reside with you.
You can get the collectors to stop callin by following those procedures spelled out in the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. When called by a debt collector, get the information about who they are and their address. Tell them on the phone that they are not allowed to call that number as it is a work number and such calls are not allowed.
You may also provide the individual's cell number and address if you have it.
Follow up that phone call with a letter instructing the debt collector that they may not call that number at all, and that the person they seek does not reside there.
There are plenty of tutorials on the web about how to deal with bill collectors. Most importantly, by keeping records you may be able to bring a civil suit against the bill collector where you could collect statutory penalties and attorney's fees.
Regards,
Roger
Re: Bill collectors
I think it would be acceptable to give the number out.
Re: Bill collectors
I agree with the other answers. Keep records of who calls, who they are calling on behalf of, who they say owes the debt, how they obtained your name and number, and any other details that you can think of. Simply explain that you are not the person that they are looking for and that you do not want any more calls made to your number. I don't think that you are under any obligation to give them his cell phone number and I would be reluctant to do so for several reasons, not the least of which is that you cannot know if they are attempting to collect on a valid debt, especially if they are still calling this guy's ex-wife after 4 years.
Per advise on a Reverse Morgage and withdrawing the remaining funds avaliable prior to death ? Need a local attorney to advise on simple questions. I live in Fairfield or Vacaville CA
I am in Walnut Creek if you would like to contact me for assistance.
In addition, you might want to buy and read a copy of "Reverse Mortgages for Dummies." A book is no substitute for personal advice, but might help you prepare for an interview with a lawyer.
We closed on our house yesterday morning at 9:00 am. We were informed by the settlement attorney that funds for the settlement of the house would not be available until 4:00 pm that day, and that we could have the money wired to our bank at that time. I woke up this morning (next day) and have not seen the funds in my bank account yet. Is this an acceptable practice on the closing of house, and if I continue to be without receipt of these funds ($60,000+) what legal recourse is available to me, should I need to pursue this further?
At this point, I would just wait - chances are you will get it today.
A settlement agent may not disburse funds until he has received all funds he needs and has updated title and recorded. So if he didn't receive the wire from the lender until late in the afternoon, the attorney may not have been able to record and wire by the end of the day. I would simply call the attorney's office and ask what the status is. You can also check the register of deeds office to see if the deed has been recorded. If it has, that means the attorney should be ready to disburse.
If I leave my car with a mechanic and they park it in their parking lot overnight, and someone rear-ends my vehicle and leaves, who is responsible for the damages? Is the repair shop responsible because they have "custody" of my vehicle, or am I responsible because it was in the parking lot of shop and they didn't actually cause the damage?
This actually might fall under the theory of "bailment." They should report it to their insurance carrier. Under bailment, there is a presumption of liability of the person who is holding goods in a bailment.
Sharon Campbell
i married my wife who has a 2 year old daughter..the father has never seen the child, not even on the birth certificate ..has no contact at all. me and my wife have been married for 6 months i want to adopt her daughter. how do i do that./
You will need to file a Petition for Adoption, along with a few other pleadings. As part of the adoption process the Court will need to terminate the parental rights of the biological father. To do that, he would have to be served. He will have to opportunity to oppose the adoption and seek custody or visitation.
If you are successful, your wife can never go after the biological father for support. You, however, would be liable until the child gets out of college. That is true even if the mother divorces you the day after the adoption is granted.
This is a very simple description of the process, based upon your simple description of the matter.. You should consult directly with a civil practice attorney in your area. You need advice specific to the facts of your situation.
Good luck
I would like to know about my rental property. My tenant wants to buy the property from me. At the time of leasing we had realtors on both side and while leasing there is a clause in the contract stating that rent with option of buying and commission would be 4% for the realtors. But now we do not want to involve the realtors and want to close the property between two of us. Is it okay if I do not pay the commission to the realtors?
You will be inviting a lawsuit from the realtors if you sell to your tenant. And you will have to pay the commission.
You cannot exclude the realtors. You owe the commission on this deal.
I rented a horse and carriage for my up coming wedding. On our first meeting it rained and the horse was muddy. I was told the horse would be cleaned up upon our second meeting. Upon the second meeting the horse still was brown but was suppose to be white alone with the carriage being dirty and now had rope tied around the seats. I'm i entiled to a refund on my deposit due to false pretense.
First, let's reveiw what the written agreement states about the obligations of the horse & carriuage company. If that document outlines the expectations of the client, then pursue that provision. If the agreement is silent on the obligations of the company, then you may want to look into the implied obligations as set out by law...and then see if your expectations are reasonable under all the circumstances...like the lovely unseasonal rain. By Grace...
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If some one enters your house I unlawfully and then sees you
masturbating or having sex with another person....can that person claim any type criminal charges against you even if you may or may not have known they were there?
You're asking if somebody unlawfully enters your house can then sue you or get some sort of criminal charges against you because they watched you have sex or masturbate? Seriously?
No.
Contrary to what your parents or other religious figures have told you, you have not yet identified a crime that is punishable under California's Penal Code.
Generally, no. Masturbation and consensual sex between adults are not crimes. But if the sex act the intruder sees is a forcible rape and/or involves an adult and a minor, then it is a crime. The intruder could report it, though he would risk being prosecuted for burglary or other crimes related to entering your house.
I live in IL my husband moved to KY. I filed 4 divorce. Can i take my kids and move 2 FL? He moved 2 KY so y would i have 2 get permission 2 move out of a state that he doesn't even live in?
It really is a matter of how custody is covered in your divorce decree. Make sure you inform the court of your intentions so that the decree gives you the ability to do so. There are so many other things that could go wrong in a DIY divorce too; you should have an attorney helping you.
what type of legal defense should I look for? My motorhome was sold by the bail bonds company without my knowledge
You need to speak to a lawyer in person, along with the bail bond paperwork that you signed. A lawyer cannot answer something like that off the fly.
My ex-girlfriend left the state of MD in the middle of the night, with our 4 yr old daughter, lied to to the sitter (a family friend) said she was home sick from work. Wouldn't answer the phone or respond to any text so that I could speak with my daughter for 2 1/2 days at which time she was driving t to California, which I did not become aware or until I was served by mail with a petition for custody of our daughter which had been filed by someone in California for her because it is not possible to drive from Maryland to California overnight. I had no knowledge any of this at all and now she says that if I want to see my daughter I would have to fly there at my expense whenever I wanted to see her or wait until she is 7. Is it legal for her to do that when our daughter was born here in Maryland and has lived her whole life?
Jurisdiction of the Court is where the child has lived for the previous 6 months. Hire a lawyer now to counteract the California suit.
In November of 2013, I filed for divorce and my ex husband contested on everything I asked for, but since that date I have heard nothing regarding the divorce or child custody case. Also the father of my 2 kids has not paid child support or helped with anything. What can I do?
Go to your local family law court clerk and have them pull up information concerning the status of the case. It sounds like your case is complicated and deserves the attention of an experienced family law attorney.
Does the remaindermen of a trust have the legal right to view the trust document they are named in?
Probably only if the trust is 1) irrevocable and 2) funded. If it is not irrevocable, the remainderman may be changed. If the trust is unfunded, it has no 'legal' existence. Only when it is funded or has assets does it actually become a trust recognized by law. One possible exception is a testamentary trust, which is one funded with assets from a last will and testament. There are other less-frequent exceptions, but these are the most obvious and common ones.
If my husband is on a mortgage loan with my in laws that is in foreclosure, will this affect my ability to purchase a home?
If you are not on the mortgage, there will not be a foreclosure on your credit history. Note, though, that, if you want to rely on your husband's credit and/or income to buy another property, the foreclosure can affect your ability to get financing.
After a period of manic lending, during which almost anyone could get a loan on almost anything, the residential lending industry is now uptight and rule-conscious. Not all lenders are the same or have similar policies, but as a whole they are looking for crabs under all the rocks and have long lists of reasons for rejecting borrowers.
Among other things, the financial affairs of married persons are closely linked in a community-property state like California. Lenders know this, and so do credit bureaus. So, I cannot be entirely sure that the foreclosure you describe won't affect your credit score. In addition, during the loan-application process (I'm assuming you'd be borrowing, not paying cash), your marital status will come up, and this would likely lead to other questions or research in which the foreclosure would come to light.
So, I think you should be prepared to cope with some questions and perhaps some difficulties. If the foreclosure truly doesn't affect your income or personal liabilities, as it may not, proper explanations and good personal financials should get you approval with many lenders, perhaps not all.
vistitation between half siblings
My children's father and stepmother divorced and the ex denies the father visits. Is there a law that I can get visits between my children and hers? They cry and miss them very much! I'm sure her children also miss mine. Her and I do not get along at all, can there be visits through the court? It can't be good for any of the children involved to be denied seeing each other. My boys ages are 12 and 10, the other children are 5, 6, and 7. Please help me.
Thank you,
Re: vistitation between half siblings
More info needed, why is father not getting custody/visitation? Unless there is a good reason a court is not likely to deny a father parenting time.
Visitation rights of children are usually handeled during the custody rights of a parent or gandparent. A local family lawyer can help you find a solution.
Good luck to you and the kids.
When I signed my lease, pets were allowed. Now that my pet has passed, the landlord changed their minds and will not allow another pet. I have the lease stating pets allowed and they have a depost of $300. I have tried to reason with them, but to no avail. What can I do?
A lease is a contract like any other. if the terms and conditions of said lease dictate that pets are allowed then said terms are enforceable until the lease expires. There is no easy answer in a situation like yours. If reason will not change your landlord's position, then the Court system may be your only avenue.
what does it mean if a state withdraws an motion of order to show cause so ordered
A show cause motion can be for several reasons, Most common, is a hearing for the court to determne if someone should be held in comtempt,for not doing something or meetin g some condition. If The party making the Motion, has determined that the condition has been met, and they no longer seek to have the other party held in contempt. You may want to discuss your specific case, with an attorney in your area.
Good luck
our appartment is in escrow and the new owner has made it clear they will ocupy our unit am i required to let their contractors in even if they do not own the property yet?
No, only the owner of the unit can make a reasonable request to enter and do work needed with the least amount of disturbance to you. If the work to be done is not something needed to remedy a habitability problem, then even the owner probably can not enter while you are still in possession. You have a right to peaceful enjoyment of the unit.
No. The soon to be new owner is not the owner until escrow closes. Then that owner has to give you reasonable notice of their desire to enter, and must follow the same laws and rules that governed the former owner as a landlord.
An employee is engaged to another employee (not a supervisor). It states in a handbook if employees date, engage, or get married they will be fired. Is this legal?
Yes.
It is called a 'non-fraternization rule', designed to protect companies from sexual harassment suits by angry lovers after they break up and complain they were 'sexually harassed at work'.
we parked our car in a valid spot and when we returned the car was gone; there were no notices stating that the car could not be left there and we need to know what t do.
You have to tell us who took the car, is it in storage now, etc. No matter what your legal rights are, it is cheaper to stop the daily storage fees and get the car out of the impound lot and then address the legal issues. But if you re-post, you must give us the relevant facts and ask direct questions.
what can be done to reduce my daughters sentence on a first time felony probation revocation
You can ask the judge to reconsider the sentence.
can homeowner associations in florida use search engins such as google earth to find violations google earth has terms that say the user cannot defame, harass, abuse,stalk or threaten such as rights to privacy
Anyone can use Google Earth to find whatever they want to.
I was in an accident the other driver has an attorney the accident was his fault what can occur if the other driver is not sastified with the response what can that other driver get from me
You should contact your insurance company. They will defend you
I own a house and a MLM business through Amway. I'm not married. What do I need to do to protect my house and business in event of a divorce since they are in my title. Is Limited liability company or trust useless? Is prenup the only way to go? I don't want to do prenup. There should be a law to protect separate property. My wife may not be into doing business?
If you're not married and you have sole ownership of the property and business it is yours.
I apologize in advance for this very lengthy posting. I'm a 34 y/o single male living in a 1400 sq 3bd 2 bath home in Vallejo, CA. I began renting a room from the original owner (my best friend) on a month to month basis beginning June 2007. The house was foreclosed upon mid June 2010. The following month the original owner started Ch.13 BK proceedings. Unfortunately he died in Oct. 2010. His case was eventually dropped, obviously for non payment to his BK attorney, but the process temporarily froze foreclosure proceedings.
I am 1 of 3 beneficiaries to this estate. I have absolutely no money or credit to have tried to save the house from foreclosure myself. The executor of the estate filed with the court to get the original owners death certificate, which was subsequently released December 2010. He, and the other two estate beneficiaries want nothing to do with the estate, as it is very much under water, and have since completely walked away from it. No one including myself has ever been in contact with the original trustee, the original owners creditors, or anyone involved with this estate.
Last month (June '11) the trustee, (Ndex West LLC) posted notice of the home's auction date on the door. Today (July 27, 2011) the purchaser (Blue Mountain Mortage) posted a '2nd and final notice to respond' within 3 days, on the door. I've never received a 1st notice, and the 2nd doesnt even have the 'proof of service' portion filled in or signed.
I am very concerned because I lost my part time job in April, just started the unemployment process, and have no funds in the meantime. For the past 9 months, I've just been living alone here in the house that has all of the original owners household furniture/appliances, and wall to wall garage storage, fully in tact. Seeing as the estate never went into probate, what rights do I have as a tenant, and are there procedural responsibilities that must've been or should still be at least formally addressed with respects to my beneficiary status of the estate? What should I do next?
Signed,
Uncertain 1
The critical fact you state is that your deceased friend left no assets (the estate is insolvent) and the house is in foreclosure. The mortgage holder will sell the house at auction. The new owner will give notice to quit the premises and, if you don't, will begin an unlawful detainer action in court to have the Sheriff remove you from the house. You will have about two months, rent free to find a new place to live once the process starts. You may be able to negotiate "get lost" money from the new owner so he does not have to take you to court to get rid of you. Probably, at least, a few thousand dollars. If you decide to not take the money and move out, the unlawful detainer action and judgment will be on your record and it will be tough to get a landlord to rent to you. Hopefully, by then, you will be collecting your unemployment checks and will be able to rent a room someplace.
You should contact the public administrators office of your county to probate the estate (if they will). The process may net you some unknown assets. You are not responsible for your friends debts. Good luck.
Your post is confusing. You first state that foreclosure occurred last year (2010) and then state that the foreclosure is going on now (2011). This may be a typo, but it central to resolving your question. I suggest calming down, and reposting in clear careful terms. Specifically, when was the trustee's sale, and when was the trustee's deed upon sale recorded?
My brother and I inherited my mother's home in Florida. She had an enhance life estate deed stating that the property will go to my brother and I for life and then to our heirs. We are trying to sell the home and the title company is having an issue because our heirs were not named. I am confused because me and my brother are still alive- the deed has our names on it with life estate next to them...why does it matter who our heirs are and what do we have to do to get this house sold?
Seek the help of an attorney. You can only technically sell your life estates as your heirs remain entitled to the remainder interest. Those heirs would need to join in the conveyance.
You definitely need to seek legal counsel with this issue. An experienced Real Estate and/or probate attorney should be able to assist you. The problem you are experiencing results from you and your brother ONLY having a life estate in the property. That means you do not have legal right to dispose of the property. Your only rights are possession during your lifetime.
Hi! My daughter is with my ex husband. We are currently seaparated and divorce is in process. He always throw verbal abuses on me. Back in 2005, he was brought to jail because of domestic violence when he was so drunk. But I did not file charges against him because I am a new comer in America and I do not know anybody in California. He always tells me I don't have debt of gratitude that if not because of him, I am not going to be in the States. Is there anyway to reopen his domestic violence case since the truth is he really throw a metal chair on me reason why I had 10 stitches in my head???
No. Domestic violence is only a factor in divorce for five years.
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What documents can I use to prove 3 month residency in Nevada for Naturalization Eligibility requirements for USCIS?
Thank you
Utility bills (gas, water, power, telephone, cable, etc), mortgage statements, credit card bills, car insurance bills, etc.....
Financial statements, tax returns, or any identity documents which correspond to part 4A of the N400 (which asks your home address) are appropriate documents to establish residency within the state of Nevada
If an installed tile product is determined to be defective is the manufacturer responsible for reinstallation costs?
Generally, yes, but that may be limited by a limited warranty.
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I am a US citizen. I got married in UK. My husband has a work permit in UK but he is a Bangladeshi Citizen. How can I file a divorce without going back to UK?
You can file for divorce where you live. You may not be able to get alimony or divide any property that is out of state but you can get divorced.
The issue is obtaining jurisdiction. If your spouse has spent 30 days in MA in the last 6 months you may be able to get jurisdiction for the divorce. Controlling is not where you got married but where you have lived as husband and wife and for what period.
You can file for divorce here, however if your husband challenges jurisdiction, you may have to go back to the UK. If he does not challenge jurisdiction, then you can complete the divorce here. Attorney Pransky is correct, if you do get divorced here you may have any award of property challenged in another court, if he simply allows the divorce by default.
Good Luck
Purchase Contract
Refunding a deposit: is there a statue of limitations regarding date for returning the funds to the buyer, if the buyer was denied a mortgage from the mort. broker? If the buyer and seller both refuse to sign for a release of the funds to the other party, what do I do as the buyer to get my deposit back?
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You bring a suit for the return of the secuirty deposit. Depending on how much is at stake recognize that you might spend the deposit money on litigation costs.
You may also settle with the seller for a split of the funds.
Good luck to you. If we can help let us know.
Re: Purchase Contract
It sounds as if you may have to sue the seller.
If during litigation, parties agreed that no one can post depositions on the web, etc., does that also mean that if someone says something defamatory about you and you defend yourself with a verbal or written statement (which you testified under oath in the deposition) can you get into trouble? I am worried that if someone defames me after agreeing to such, that I could not say anything as a result of my agreement with opposing party. I would have to sit passively by and take it. Please clarify the law on this. Thanks.
I fail to see why there would be any connection between the "A" and the "B" of your question.
The parties agreement that no one will post depositions on the Web has little or nothing to do with defending yourself against defamation.
The things a person says on the record in his or her deposition are privileged under Civil Code section 47 and therefore usually cannot be the subject to a successful defamation suit.
If you are a party to a lawsuit that has gone this far and is this complex, you need a lawyer, and you should discuss your concerns with that lawyer. Otherwise, I'd suggest you either re-post your question with a lot more specifics about your concerns and/or contact me directly for a free consultation.
I am in a dispute with my insurance company over the quality of a vehicle repair. I would like to have two Toyota dealers who inspected my vehicle testify at the trial. I would also like to have a Toyota/Lexus specialist who inspected my vehicle testify at the trial.
The insurance company has only one expert supporting their position and I have three experts supporting my position. I would like all three of my experts to testify at the trial because that would indicate that the insurance company's one expert is not necessarily credible.
Can I have all three of my experts testify at the trial or am I limited to only one expert at trial? I was told that I may be limited to only expert.
Are you suing the insurance company, or is the insurance company defending you in a case filed against you?
The local court rules in San Diego County state as follows: " Parties will be permitted to designate only those experts they in fact intend to call at trial. It is the policy of the court that parties are limited to one expert per field of expertise per side, pursuant to Evidence Code section 723, absent a court order to the contrary."
Unless there is a local rule (as in San Diego County) or the judge expressly limits you (and some do that), you can call as many experts as you like. Note, however, that the judge has the power to make sure the trial is efficient. Redundant testimony may not be allowed. I would make sure my most persuasive expert was the one I chose, and treat the others as "icing on the cake" if they are let in.
dad wants nothing to do with mother andhis unborn child. need a papre to sign his rights away now vontarally.
Only a judge can terminate a parent's rights to his child. It has to be done through the court. "Signing documents" won't accomplish anything.
He can sign an affidavit or relinquishment of rights in connection with a termination suit.
I sent my workers comp paperwork in for stipulations with request for award so I can have free care on my back if needed. I had surgery. I received a letter from state of calif workers comp appeal board saying I have to be at a hearing because there is an order suspending action. I have no lawyer, what do I do?
You're getting cheated in this proposed settlement, and the Judge is likely going to insist the Insurer provide some additional benefit for you before agreeing to approve it.
Insurers will ask workers without attorneys to sign settlements that cheat the workers, and since you never met with an attorney and you never went to the Information & Assistance Officer, the Judge likely wants to show you at a Conference how you're getting cheated with the agreement you signed.
YOU SHOULD DO TWO THINGS; go to the free Seminar put on at the Workers Compensation Appeals Board office by the local Information & Assistance Officer... you might learn there how the documents you signed would harm you if approved.
THEN go to the Conference, the Information & Assistance Officer (NOT an attorney, just a state employee trained in some comp regulations) will show you the hearing room and have you 'sign in' and go with you to talk to the WCAB Judge about what is wrong with the proposed settlement as written... then you can decide if you prefer to 'withdraw' your signature because you unwittingly entered into a horrible deal, or if you want only what's in the settlement even if you could get a lot more with an little work.
If a parent has expressed to his children what he wants done with his remains upon his death, can a second wife who entered the picture much later overrule those wishes. She claims he asked for a different disposition of his remains. The father is in late stage Alzheimers and not cpable of making any requests like that himself now.
Yes she can, unless the wishes were put in a health care power of attorney or other proper document.
People CAN do anything they like and can get away with. Do you drive within the speed limit always??
The proper way for the parent to have done this was through a will or trust signed before they became incapable of making one. Too late now.
If family members want to try to fight to control this situation now, it will result in litigation at the time of death to convince a judge of what the desired of the parent were. HOWEVER, the new wife has legal standing to make those decisions normally, and her testimony regarding the parent's desires will carry great weight in court.
If serious about hiring counsel for this when the time comes, feel free to contact me. It may be possible to presently negotiate an agreement among all the parties to avoid litigation.
I have 2 children boy 24, girl 27, they live with my 85 yr. old mother. The boy has been in trouble before for marijuana, the girl has never been in touble for nothing ever. Police I was told about 10 of them held my family at gunpoint, destroyed my mothers home. They did have a search warrant for the residence following a friend of my son to my mothers home, and did find marijuana in my sons room. What I'm basically questioning is the FACT that they broke down my daughters bedroom door before she could unlock it from being asleep, threw her to the ground with force and a gun to her head.She was crying and asking what's happening, who are you and they replied they were the ice cream man. They handcuffed her for 3 hrs. Her rists are bruised and she is severely traumatized from this that happened on Oct. 27,2011. How can this be right? My daughter did not deserve this abuse, she and my other family members were totally innocent and unaware of my son having marijuana, and to my daughter identify thereselves as ice cream man??? I was a single mom, and am a hardworking woman, law abiding and do the best I can, but so totally feel violated on my daughters behalf. Is there anyway they can pay for this?
You daughter may have a claim against the police for a civil rights violation.
If your daughter is interested in pursuing a case, have her call me: 512-827-7548 for a free consultation.
remove ex-girl friend from mortgage and deed with out refinancing, she only wants here down payment back of 3000 dollars.
I'm the primary barrower
If she's on the mortgage and deed, you'll probably need the written consent of the mortgage holder/lender. If she also signed the mortgage note, you'll definitely need the lender's consent. Once you have that, you'll need a deed from her to you of her interest, and transfer tax documents for PA and for the County., You'll have to pay transfer tax on the value of her interest, since as a transfer from an ex-girlfriend, the transfer is not exempt of transfer tax, and recording fees.
THIS RESPONSE IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE, SINCE I DO NOT HAVE ALL OF THE INFORMATION THAT WOULD BE REQUIRED, AND I DO NOT HAVE A REPRESENTATION AGREEMENT WITH YOU.
* If the answers to your question confirm that you have a valid issue or worthwhile claim, your next step should almost always be to establish a dialog with a lawyer who can provide specific advice to you. Contact a lawyer in your county or township.
* Another reason for contacting a lawyer is that it is often impossible to give a good answer in the Internet Q&A format without having more information. The unique circumstances of your situation and things that you may not have thought to mention in your question may completely change the answer. If you want to be sure that you have a complete answer to your question and an understanding of what that answer means, establish a connection with a lawyer who practices in the area of your concern.
My Mother and Father ages 80 and 86
Bully grandson lives with them on and off and trys to scare them into giving him money, using their car, etc. How can we legally tell him to go away and leave them alone?
Re: My Mother and Father ages 80 and 86
Call family protective services. They have to be willing to file a compliant.
Re: My Mother and Father ages 80 and 86
There are many facts that need to be considered. One possiblity if getting a restraining order against him. Other remedies may be available. Consult with a local attorney.
There is this man that is trying to destroy my marriage and damage my character. 14 years ago I was being pursuid by this individual always brushing him off letting him know that I am not interested and that I am married. He till this day is still telling everyone that he had an affair with me (NOT TRUE). And I would like to know what legal action I can take against this individual. I am planning to go to the police to file a report. What can I do?
Unfortunately, you don't have any practical legal recourse. The police won't want to be bothered with this. If he is contacting you and threatening or harassing you, then you should go to the police. If he is just talking behind your back, my advice is to let it go.
My sister asked me to come for a weekend visit to her home in San Francisco. The trip was suppose to be from 4 days and 4 nights. After the first 2 days, she decided she did not want me staying with her anymore and I had no where to go. Therefore I had to change my flight to leave a day earlier. Can I sue for the change of flight fee as well and my orginal roundtrip ticket?
Who are you going to sue? Your sister? You have no basis for suing her.
Obviously, there is much more to this story. I cannot think of any legal theory under which you could sue her, but even if you did, you would need to sue her in San Francisco, so even if you won, you would still be out the price of a round trip ticket. And if you lost, two round trip tickets, plus court costs.
My family heard noises coming from a specific area in the wall saturday March 30-April 1 the whole weekend. I called a contractor for pest/wild life removal on Monday April 1st and explain the situation. The guy came out to inspect and remove the animal (squirrel) from my home wall. He came out on April 2, 2013 with another guy (brother in law) whose license to work on home roofs. They inspected home and concluded there was 2 holes on roof and went in the attic and said he saw mice droppings but no mice was seen. The contractor said he would need to seal the holes he saw and place a cage trap to get the squirrel along with mice traps. He stated this would be a 4 week clean out and he would come weekly and the total price would be $750.00 plus $195 inspection fee. I agreed. This guy was at my home for about 1 hour 30 min.
After this 1st visit, he came back the next day April 3 and didn't call to say he would to remove the cage trap. I was not home someone else let him in who reside in my resident. After that I haven't heard anything from him. I called left a message and no response. This is now over 2 weeks.
The paper work I signed which is the contract states 4 week clean out and roof fixing but doesn't itemize what he actually did for my money.
My question: is this contractor in breach of contract for not showing up or calling to complete the 4 week process? and am I entitled to get some of my money back?
If the contractor doesn't complete the project as outlined to you he would be in breach of contract. The typical remedy in these cases is to hire a replacement contractor and the cost of the second contractor would be recoverable in a suit against the first contractor. This would be a small claims case, and unfortunately it's very difficult to collect in these cases even if you get a judgment. It sounds like you paid in advance, which is never a good idea in these situations. You might try sending him a letter informing him that you will take him to court and file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and other internet business evaluation sites (like yelp.com), but frankly he doesn't sound like the sort of contractor who cares about these things.
I am custodial parent, i have an upcoming trial for a modification for visitation petition in 2 months. i recently booked a trip to the bahamas for 5 days to take my son on vacation. Can i bring this up at trial to get permission, my sons father has not responded to my inquiries of him signign the passport
Your answer requires more information that whats stated here.
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I was involved in a car accident and I was hit in the rear. I have Tricare insurance and when I went to the hospital I explain that they needed to bill Famer's. Well the question I have is my insurance company paid the bill and Farmer's insurance went in and paid what I was bill. Do I have a legal leg to stand on when my insurance company paid the hospital and the hospital had a bill remaining of 3,000.00 that my insurance comapny said was written off by the hospital can I make Farmer's go in and pay the remaining balance to the hospital?
I'm not sure what your question is. Tricare will get a discount from the hospital. Tricare will then seek reimbursement from Farmers. You should not come out of pocket for anything. You should also consult with an attorney to make sure that you have properly handled everything. Most attorneys will meet with you for free to review your case.
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Can I be charged later for damage to a rental car if at time of turn in there is no damaged found
Yes. When the damage happened is what matters, not when it was found. The rental company may have a harder time proving when it happened if its personnel inspected the car when you returned it and didn't see anything wrong, but that does not mean you are off the hook.
I need lawyer in US,who can help will in Saudi Arabia.
So you are posting here and directing your question to GA lawyers? You need to either repost your question in the international law section or you need to contact someone in the legal system in Saudi Arabia or one of the huge multi-national law firms that do business over there. Atlanta is a big place and perhaps one of the very large firms will have a contact over there, but you should expect to pay big bucks for this.
where can i file for legal aid for a divorce. My ex and I sat together to try to come to an agreement. It didnt work and he went and filed for divorce stating that he wants to claim our daughter on his tax return. He shouldnt have any right to that considering i have the residential custody. He is not even paying the full amount for CS right now. Nor was he paying half of the medical copays and prescriptions. I had help filing out the response to his demand. I also sent one back to him and he had it returned by the post office. What do i do next??? We have been married for 6yrs now never filed for legal separation. We have been separated for 4 and just filing now.
Call Touro Law Clinic and Nassau/Suffolk Law Services. The Suffolk Bar Assn has a reduced fee program also and you can get a 1/2 hour free consult. I d/k how backed up they are now but they can guide you further. The less-monied spouse is entitled to pendente lite relief for legal help BUT you need to get to that point of someone filing for it. Also, I d/k what you have but if he is not paying according to a support order, he is violating a Court Order. If you don't have one, get one, and ask them to have it done through the unit that enforces these. They can suspend his license, take it out of his pay (obviously, needs a W2 job), etc.
Roofing salesmen conned our trustee into signing a "Proposal" Trustee told salesmen three times that he did not have authority to Commit the church to anything. Salesmen told trustee that he needed to sign a paper "Allowing us to contact your insurance company" Salesmen did not tell trustee that if church does not give them the job, that the church was committed to paying roofing company 35% of insurance payment. They deceived our trustee. We believe it to be unethical. What can we do about getting out of this? Thanks!
I don't believe you have a problem.
If the trustee didn't have the authority to commit the church to a contract, then the church isn't bound, for 35% or for anything else.
Somebody should write a nice letter to this roofing salesman's boss and explain in writing what happened. Send the letter by certified mail (postage is about $5.75). Date the letter. Keep a copy. Make it clear that there is no agrement with the roofing company. Suggest to the roofing company that in the future, they conduct themselves in a more ethical fashion.
If you start getting threatening "collection" phone calls, hang up. Every time. No exceptions. JUST HANG UP.
And if they sue you, counter-sue for fraud and deceptive trade practices.
On Dec. 23rd 2014 I was arrested for poss controlled substance an under the influence. I wanted to fight my case all the way due to it being untrue.Recently in court the poss charge was dismissed no evidence but kept the uti. PD made me take 90 days jail registar drug offender summary probation. there was no lab results. Cop also lied to judge was asked if he asked me if I was on prescribed meds he stated no. But he had taken all my meds with mto station. First drug arrest
Wrong date and what's the question?
Nobody 'made' you do anything. You had to tell the judge on the record that your plea was 'voluntary', not coerced, and that the deal was acceptable to you. You don't get to claim differently later, or blame anyone for your plea. You could always have refused to plea, and forced the case to trial. Your PD likely told you the risks of trial meant that if you went to trial and lost, you would be sentenced to the full extent of the statute. That is not 'making you' plea, merely confronting you with the reality of your situation and the consequences of your actions.
My Son was killed in 2007, his gf had their child in June of 2008. Her ex (and father of her first two children) is suing her for custody of her Son, my GrandSon. We have a posthumous DNA test that shows that my Son is the Father. Does this ex-boyfriend have any leg to stand on, where custody of my GrandSon is concerned?
No, but you don't have automatic custody or visitation rights either. You need to stay on good terms with the mother of your grandson. Has the ex gone to court to seek legal custody? If so, you may want to help the mother fight him to establish sole custody.
My ex -husband, divorce this summer, has our kids for Thanksgiving this year. His parents, sister and brother in-law live on the same property,48 acres, in NC. His brother in-law was a convicted rapist. When we were married I never allowed the kids around the brother in law by themself or have them stay the night, etc,,, My ex has always agreed with me on this and now he has changed his mind.
I just found out that my ex-husband has plans to go over to his sister/brother in-law's house for the Thanksgiving holiday and stay a couple of night. Is there anything that I can do legally?
I am obviously concerned about my 4 kids safety.
Thank you!
This should have been included in the divorce decree.
Nevertheless, the court might consider it a substantial change in circumstances because your ex changed his mind since the divorce and intends to put the children in "harms way."
File an emergency petition to modify visitation. The judge may order the ex to prohibit all contact or limit the contact.
Unless you had a completely incompetent lawyer (or made the disasterous mistake of not using a lawyer), this should have been addressed in your divorce decree.
See a lawyer immediately to see if you can obtain emergency relief.
I am a student at Loyola University in New Orleans. Audubon Park is across the street from my campus. The park closes at 10pm. I visited at 9:30 and was talking on the telephone. I lost track of time and stayed there until 10:15. At 10:15, I was sitting on a bench underneath a gazebo when a truck approached the gazebo from about 25 yards away and shined a giant flashlight on me. I read frequently about the muggings in the park, and worried that someone was going to rob me. To prevent the unidentified visitor from stealing my things, I threw my belongs into the lake, (prescribed pain killers from my surgery last week and instinctively an empty plastic cup) so as to free my hands in case I had to defend myself. A 6'2" man in a black zipped-up windbreaker jacket hurled towards me and tackled me. He ripped my shirt off. I felt he was trying to assault me, since he was identifying himself as a New Orleans Police Officer all the while refusing to show me any badge or other form of identification. I continually pulled away, but he was able to gain control of me, at which point he raised his fist so as to discourage me from running. He twisted my arm and did not identify himself until five minutes later, at which point he pulled me up to his truck and talked into his radio. I continually asked him if I was doing anything wrong. He paused for a moment and then accused me of spray painting. Once the additional guards from Park Security arrived, they searched the pond and the general area TWICE, both times returning with absolutely nothing- no spray cans, no signs of fresh paint, nothing. I was wearing slippers and baggy jeans, clothing you typically wouldn't wear if you intended on planning for the possibility of having to run if getting caught vandalizing property. The officers refused to call New Orleans Police, yet retained me for almost an hour, at which point they called my CAMPUS POLICE. The Campus Police did nothing- they just talked with the Audubon Security and then they let me go free. I walked back to campus without an escort or any formal charges or citations. Prior to leaving, I asked to borrow a flashlight in order to search and retrieve my items, which were at the shore of the pond. It was too dark to find everything that had fallen out of my bag after I was tackled. Even the Campus Police refused to lend me a light so I could retrieve my things. They forced me to leave.
What I want to know is whether or not any of the Audubon Security guards' actions violated any city, state or federal law.
While very frightening and unfortunate, your actions made you appear suspicious. The detention was not over-long. While they didn't aid you in retrieving your belongings they didn't prevent you. If security identified themselves as NOPD but were actually APS, there may be an impersonating officer issue. However at 10:15, you were trespassing.
Throwing your stuff in the pond?! Who in the world would think that was normal?
A friend in Florida has been told that her bumper stickers have offended customers and she has to back her truck into a parking spot so the stickers are hidden from view. The stickers are on Paganism. Not violent at all. She volunteers at this place which is non-profit and privately owned. Does the constitutional right of freedom of religion apply here?
No. The government can't interfere with free speech or the free exercise of religion, but private entities don't face the same restriction. A private organization can forbid your friend to display her bumper sticker on its property. It could forbid her to bring the car altogether, so making her back into a parking space instead is also legal.
If a person puts a bounty on your life and kidnapping you, also this person keeps contacting me after i asked multiple times to stop, what laws are this person violating? Thank you
Why are you not calling the police? You don't have to put up with this.
Terroristic threats, stalking, harassment, and others.
Depending on the relationship, you might seek a restraining order.
My son is 13 years old and my husband and I have been together for 13 years and married for 10. His biological father has been absent from his ENTIRE life. He has no idea who he is. The BF has not provided any financial support or parental support of any kind EVER! When my son was born, the BF denied being the father and I paid for a DNA test that proved otherwise. After the test he still did not provide any support. I have taken full financial care of my son his entire life and is Dad (my husband) is the only father he has ever known. Within the last few days the BF has attempted to contact us and my question is after 13 years of being absent plus lack of support does he have any rights at all? Also we were never married and he has fathered 5 other children out of wedlock.
He has all the rights of a biological father......but that does not mean he deserves the rights!
So why haven't you had your husband file for an intrafamily adoption?
The child is 13 and his dad has never supported the child........it should be easy.
Find an attorney in Lake Charles and file to have your husband adopt his/your son.
My tenants are threatening that they might leave early and violate the lease agreement, but wont confirm or deny claim. What rights as a landlord do I have to verify claim? There has been threats directed to me before because I had my girlfriend over, whom they do not like even though they have not had any verbal/direct contact with her nor has she do anything to harass or damage them or their property, and told me I am not allowed to have her over anymore or they would call the cops. Are they in violation of lease agreement/laws by threatening me because of this reason? They rent out rooms in my house in the state of Georgia. I also reside on the premises.
Does your lease state they can't speak with you about issues in the house? Probably not, but we don't have it.
if a person has an order of protection and they are back together, if the police are called do both people get in trouble if the person whom filed it is the one who asked the other person to come back for an emergency
Technically, the person against whom the protective order was issued is still in violation and can be charged regardless of whether the plaintiff (the one who initiated the action) asked him back or not.
I was driving a bicycle at about 20 miles an hour home from work in Florida in the evening. I smoked marijauna that morning. The chain broke and jammed my sprocket. It stopped the bike cold And I went flying. I went unconcious.Woke up in the ER with my ear cut off (later reattached). A police officer was there while I was waiting for the plastic surgon on call to come.He requested or rather demanded a blood test, said he smelled alcohol. I did not drink any. I consented not realizing who it was while I was in pain. I was not worried about the alcohol and did not consider the weed I smoked that afternoon.They sent it off for testing. 20 days later still waiting for the results. Can I expect to be charged with driving under the influence or is there hope that I will not be charged. Remember this is Florida. If I am charged will I be allowed notice to turn myself in or will they come for me. What are the odds of me being charged with it?
Car accident lawyer nor a personal injury attorney is not what you need. You need to discuss your situation with a criminal lawyer.
I was President of an HOA in Calif. We were painting our building and I asked the painter to change 1 color to 1 shade deeper. I realized, after the act, that I had made A MISTAKE BY MAKING A Unilateral decision. I sent a letter of resignation explaining that I had made an error and apologized. I just received a demand letter from a homeowner for the amount of the assessment she paid for the paint job. She wants to go to small claims court. Am I covered by E & O INSURANCE?
First see if the Board will approve the different color [they probably will]. If so, what damages has anyone suffered? If none, then you can not be sued as no one was harmed but you. you should be covered by the insurance policy because it was a mistake and not intentional violation, but there is no need to report a claim when one does not exist [so rates do not go up].