Roommates: Hidden Camera's Inside a House That is Shared

My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: State of Arizona

My sister bought a residential home and I moved in and pay approx. half of the monthly bills of household. It's a 2/3 bdrm, 2 ba home. I have lived here almost 6 years. I basically rent a room and a bathroom from her. Not too long ago I found 2 camera's hidden in plastic plants in the home. One hidden in a plant in livingroom (facing center of room) and 1 hidden in kitchen. (facing diningroom and livingroom. I do not like them at all in the house. Can she legally install camera's in a house I pay to live in? Thank you

Roommates: Hidden Camera's Inside a House That is Shared

Construction Contracts: Neighbors House is Melting My Siding

I did some remodeling to my house, Lowes did the model. My previous vinyl siding was warped and melted before (it was also probably 30 yr old siding). Lowes came out took measurements and after I repeatedly asked if my neighbors roof/windows had anything to do with my siding was melted, he kept saying no. He made an assessment that the neighbors house had nothing to do with why my previous siding was melting, but that the clapboard siding underneath was melting it. I was told to remove the clapboard and problem will be solved and that the new siding would not have this problem. So I proceeded, they removed both layers and installed brand new premium vinyl siding. Few days after the installation I seen that it was warping. I called Lowes, they had the contractor come back out and replaced the panels that were warping. Few days later same thing happened. Now I am fighting with Lowes about this. They at first offered to pay to have a different material put on the house (Wood, HardiePlank, etc) if I got estimates from my own contractors because they didn't have contractors that did that type of siding. So I got a few estimates, before I was even able to submit the estimates, Lowes calls me and tell me that this situation is over the stores head, and has to go to their claims department. Okay, now that its in claims, the adjuster has called and says that there is no way Lowes is responsible for the siding. It's the neighbors problem, and I have to take it up wth the neighbor. At this point I am not sure what to do. In my opinion and also a lawyers opinion is that Lowes is at fault because they knew prior, that there was an issue with that side of the house as far as heat distortion, and should have recommended different siding, but they did not. My options are Arbitration unless there is some sort of contract breach by Lowes, then I can sue in court. Also Lowes had the manufacture of the siding come out to due tests on the siding to see if there was a defect in the siding, and it came back negative for defect, and that it is working as it should be.

Construction Contracts: Neighbors House is Melting My Siding

Retail Fraud / Shoplifting: Can I Go Back to a Store I Stole from

My question involves criminal law for the state of: new jersey

yesterday my friends and I went to the mall and entered urban outfitters. we took few clothes inside the fitting room and the worker did not check how many items we brought inside. we took a shirt each by taking the tags off and putting it In our bags. we then returned the other clothes back to where it was and looked around a little bit more. and then, another friend purchased a sweatshirt and we left the store without getting caught. I need to go back tomorrow because my mom wants to shop there. how high are the chances that they found out that I stole and recognize me tomorrow?

Retail Fraud / Shoplifting: Can I Go Back to a Store I Stole from

Victims Rights: Incomplete Tickets

My question involves criminal law for the state of: Mississippi
if my boyfriend was arrested and issued citations but the citation have no information other than the last name written on the ticket. What should we do?

Victims Rights: Incomplete Tickets

Creation: Easement Placed in Deed After Sale Without Knowledge

My question involves real estate located in the State of: Texas

I purchased a property in 1999. After the sale, but before registering, the seller inserted language at the bottom deed reserving an easement for vehicular access to the adjoining property (the adjoining property is not land locked and faces the same street as my property). This easement encompasses the entire rear thirteen feet of my property. The seller then registered the deed.

This easement was not discovered until this year by the title company handling a pending sale. The easement was not recorded in any of the closing paperwork and there is no mention of it in the sales contract, title commitment or title policy. The title company has accepted liability, but they are stating that their resolution is to make a diminished use settlement. The problem with this is that the pending buyer will not purchase the property with the easement.

I would like to invalidate the easement. Mr. Knowitall had an interesting argument in a thread awhile back regarding the closing occurring before the easement had been filed. The difference here is that it was the document transferring ownership that contained the easement. In Texas, the buyer is not required to sign the deed, so we were completely blind to this occurrence. The original seller is now deceased and the property is owned by a new party.

Other than the fraud claim, what other claims might work here to invalidate the easement so we can complete this sale? Thanks!

Creation: Easement Placed in Deed After Sale Without Knowledge

Medical Malpractice: My Physician Had an Affair with My Wife

My question involves malpractice in the state of:

My wife had an affair with my doctor in the state of Kentucky. He was also her doctor and our children's doctor. She worked for him at the time and he is a Physician's Assistant. Do I have a case against him for violating trust? Does this constitute medical malpractice? Can I report him to the medical board? I know this is wrong on multiple levels as she was his employee. We are now divorced and she has recently given birth to his child. Thanks in advance.

Medical Malpractice: My Physician Had an Affair with My Wife

Service Providers: Invalid Debit Card Withdrawals by Dtv

My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: TEXAS

My situation is lengthy, so bear with me. Here is a copy of the letter I sent them.



There were four withdrawals that were made by DirecTV from my bank account using my debit

card that should not have been made. I did not catch these charges until recently. The

withdrawals were made over a four month period: November 27, 2013, December 27, 2013,

January27, 2014, and February 27, 2014. There were two withdrawals made by DirecTV on

each of these four months. There were 2 withdrawals made by DirecTV in each of these four

months. The first withdrawal made in the first week or so of each month is valid and is for the

correct amount. All of the additional withdrawals that should not have been made by DirecTV

were made on the 27th of each of the above stated four months. Also, I am not certain on

DTV's policy, but I assume that account withdrawals are made only once a month.

I notated these 8 withdrawals in the left column of my bank statements. I have included these

statements to verify that DirecTV errantly made these charges.

When I spoke to the DirecTV billing representatives about this, I was told that DirecTV had no

record of these transactions in my account records. However, my bank statements show that

these withdrawals WERE made. The fact that there is no record of these transactions being

made on my account leads me to believe that my debit card was possibly used on ANOTHER

account, not mine, to pay someone else's bill, also. It seems that this could easily be checked

by DirecTV by running a search of my card number to see where my card was used elsewere,

not just on my account. My debit card number used is , xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx.

The withdrawals by DirecTV that should not have been made are listed below. They are also

marked on my included bank statements.

November 27, 2013 – $252.00
December 27, 2013 – $146.68
January 27, 2014 – $105.86 (This withdrawal caused my account to be overdrawn and I
incurred a $25 overdraft fee.)
February 27, 2014 – $72.18
TOTAL = $601.72

Please review these details and reimburse me for these errant withdrawals. Prompt attention to

this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

(I RECIEVED THE FOLLOWING RESPONSE.)

Dear _____ _______,

We apologize for any inconvenience, as we are unable to refund any transactions over 6

months old. As a friendly reminder, if you find unauthorized charges on your bank or credit card

statement please report them to the merchant in a timely manner so they are more easily able

to assist you in getting the funds returned.


Sincerely,

DIRECTV



It seems to me that the overcharges are not merely a 'refund', like for merchandise, or services

rendered. These over-payments are actually 4 thefts from my bank account by DTV. By the

definition they gave me, I would be out of luck even if the overcharges had been for

$10,000.00 each! Had I contacted them 7 months after the errant charges were made, I would

have been out of luck. I don't think this is the way a judge would see it! Yes, it's been over 2

years since these charges were made, but i have the bank statements to prove it. If I owed

them, i would be held liable for 7 years, the amount of time it would be on my credit report I

believe they are responsible for these charges. Please give me any opinions on this matter.

Thanks.

Service Providers: Invalid Debit Card Withdrawals by Dtv

Paraphernalia: Capias Failure to Appear in Tennessee

My question involves criminal law for the state of: TN. I was charged with misdemeanor possession of paraphernalia in 2014 and didn't go to court. I recently completed a rehab program and am now wanting to go home and take care of this charge. Is there anything I can do to attempt to get the warrant for failure to appear lifted? What, if any kind of charge does this carry? Thanks for any advice.

Paraphernalia: Capias Failure to Appear in Tennessee

Defenses to Eviction: Given a Notice to Quit After Complying With a Garnishment Order

My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Oregon

I was served a writ of garnishment on an unpaid landlord’s debt. I sent the rent check as directed on the writ and now the landlord has sent me a termination of rental and wants me out in 60 days. On top of that the landlord has sent me a notice saying my rent was not paid and is adding a late fee.

When I first contacted the landlord about the writ, she told me the garnishment was taken care of by her attorney and that if I don't pay her the rent she would evict me. I paid her the rent that month, but the collection agency threaten to hold me liable if I again ignore the writ of garnishment. This month I sent the rent check to the collection agency and the landlord terminated the rental and is demanding her rent and late fee. I did mail the filled out writ to the courthouse, to the collection agency and to the landlord as directed in the writ.

Can the landlord kick me out because she can’t paid her bills and come after me for the rent I sent to the collecting agency?

Thank you for any help.

Defenses to Eviction: Given a Notice to Quit After Complying With a Garnishment Order

Heirs and Beneficiaries: How to Access a Deceased Parent's Bank Acount

My question involves estate proceedings in the state of: California My mother passed in July of this year I am the only living heir she had a trust and it is stated that all assets go to me,However it does not say I'm executor I have submitted all the paperwork bank has asked for but now they are making me wait weeks after weeks by giving me excuse after excuse why they cant release the funds, meanwhile my mothers creditors are coming after me to be paid what can I do to be able to get these funds into my account so that I can pay her debts ?

Heirs and Beneficiaries: How to Access a Deceased Parent's Bank Acount

Defamation: Is My Manager Calling Me a Liar and Through Text Message

My question involves defamation in the state of: WA.

I gave my 2 week notice last Friday 9/23 to dedicate my time and energy to my startup company. My manager didn’t meet with me to do a proper transition until last night (9/29) by email. But also I got this disturbing text message from his cell phone number.

“Your brother was not really kidnapped, right? It just occurred to me to ask given the time demands of a startup! It sounded so unusual at the time that now I am really curious to know. Thanks, Sean”

Some context: In April of this year, my brother was kidnapped for 11 days in Mexico City. For people in the U.S. it’s like a story coming out of a movie. In Mexico, it happens, and a lot. My manager and CEO of my current job knew about this since day one and I kept them informed throughout the situation as it happened. This text message I got from him truly disturbed me. I think the majority of the people have no idea of what it is to go through something like this and how this can affect an entire family.

I didn't respond to his message and I am looking for some advice. Thanks all!
AleCS

Defamation: Is My Manager Calling Me a Liar and Through Text Message

Repair and Maintenance: Being Notified of Extermination Charge Post Fact

My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of Pennsylvania.

Hi -- I have the following situation. I live in a multi-apartment complex. A few weeks ago I woke up with what I thought were some kind of bug bites, then I also found a few small bugs. Then the doctor told me they are insect bugs, possibly bed bugs. I called the apartment management office and told them that I have bites and it might be bed bugs and I want the apartment checked. The person told me they will have someone come and check and that "if there are bed bugs, then we would pay the extermination fees". The apartment was checked and no bed bugs were found. I received a bill for $100 in exterminator fees. Does this sound reasonable? Thank you!

Repair and Maintenance: Being Notified of Extermination Charge Post Fact

Job Benefits What is the Difference Between Short-Term Disability and FMLA

My question involves labor and employment law for the state of: New Jersey


My question involves labor and employment law for the state of: I've been having medical issues. I've had to take on 3 seperate ocasiona time off for a total 5 months (in 1 calendar year). I was able to get STD for each, but again I'm on a leave again according to doctors orders, although this time it should only be for 2 weeeks. My question officially I am out of FMLA but I have to be out, what if any are my options. I am taking so 3 days without pay, am I at risk for losing employment? It's a serious medical issue I have. Can someone help me? I'm lost and very nervous

Job Benefits What is the Difference Between Short-Term Disability and FMLA

Enforcing Custody Orders: Joint Coustdy Granted, 4 Years Since Seen Kid Enforcment Modifaction>

My question involves a child custody case from the State of: [U]My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Oregon, lane county

It's been 3 years since I've seen my child, I was granted joint custody pervaded a few requirements were meet,
I had to have my own place, submit to random drug testing when ever my X told me to, & complete drug treatment.
I have done all 3 things,

Back in 2010 my X filed with the courts a parenting plan requesting that he be the primary parent, in his motion he filed he claimed that from Feb. 2009 until March 2010 our daughter resided with him and with me less than 1/2 of that time at various locations & possibly at my mothers address which is the address that the courts had for me. HE LIED ABOUT EVERYTHING!!

He wasn't a part of our daughters life until she was 3 years old, we ended up doing week on week off for parenting time, the only place I lived at in 2009 is where I was employed. Every other week my X would come to my place were I worked and lived to pick up our kid. That is the only residence or place he pick up our daughter, unlike the various locations as he claimed in the petition filed.

He told the courts that I had pick up our child and never returned with her as I said I would, {I was in California with my brother and daughter and my X knew this, he was the one who drove us to the train station so that we could go visit my brother} This all took place before a parenting plan was filed. While I was in California with our daughter he filed the parenting plan and told all those lies making me out to look like a douche bag. He had my Great Great Great Grandmother served with the papers for me to appear in court she was 92 years old at the time and didn't know what the papers were, lost them, and forgot about even being served with the papers. I never lived at my grandmothers address. I ended up missing court due to this he won by default, when I came back from California he picked us up and dropped me at my mothers house he handed me the parenting plane giving him full control allowing me only 6 hours per week with our child until I went through treatment and had my own place at which time I would than have joint custody.
If I go to court and I have proof of all the lies he told in which they granted him primary custody, {letters from my employer at the time, statements from neighbor's ect.} will that make any difference at all

the first 6 weeks I showed up for my visits it went ok but than his new live in girlfriend wouldn't answer the door when I would come to pick up my daughter, this went on for about 4 months I was young and stupid and didn't know the law or what to do, I didn't have money for an attorney and He blocked me from legal aid,
He ended up going to prison for 61 months on an assault charge, his parents ended up with guardian ship, 2 weeks ago gardenship was dismissed and he has custody of her.
I have tried every approach on the subject of what I need to do to see our daughter, he will not give me a strait answer his only reply is I will have to think about it and tells me that he gets to decide when and who see's our daughter and I should keep that in mind when I'm e mailing him.
can I file an enforcement order for visitation since we have a parenting plan through the courts?

Enforcing Custody Orders: Joint Coustdy Granted, 4 Years Since Seen Kid Enforcment Modifaction>

Parking Tickets: "Parked In-Between No Parking Signs"

My question involves a traffic ticket from the state of:
Hello everyone,
Today i have received a ticket right across my university, which states that i was parked in-between two no parking signs. These signs have no arrows. However there were two signs in front of me. One said "No Stopping Anytime" and one said "No Parking from 6am to 7am on a Wednesday bla bla bla."
I have parked at these exact location many many times since i started school here and so did many others like me. Every morning while i drive around looking for parking, this exact spot is ALWAYS filled right up to the very last "No Stopping Anytime"sign and if it isn't i park here. And for an entire year i have not received a ticket until today. I also noticed that a couple other cars had received tickets as well.
I just want to know if there is any way that i can protest this ticket.
My car is the black car second to last. From my car to the next "No Stopping Anytime" on top and "No Parking from
am to 7am" sign there are a total of 10 cars, most of them did get tickets.
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Parking Tickets: "Parked In-Between No Parking Signs"

Closings and Escrow: Selling House As Custodian for a Minor in Wa

My question involves real estate located in the State of: Washington state.
My son was gifted a house, with me -mom- as custodian for minor on title. I am selling this house and the title company says I need to have some account with myself and my 8 year old on the account, with me as custodian. What is the best way to do this and how can we save the most on taxes?::cool:

Closings and Escrow: Selling House As Custodian for a Minor in Wa

Discrimination: Where Do You File a Discrimination Case Against Your Employer

For a long time, I am subjected to discrimination and harassment from my manager. I do have lots of emails and other proof to make my case, and I am looking to file a case against the company and the manager. My company is large, headquartered in Indiana, and has offices all over US including NJ, and OH. I work in NJ and my manager is in OH.
Where the case should be filed?
- New Jersey since I am based in NJ and company does have office in NJ
- Ohio where manager is based
- Indiana where company is headquartered

Discrimination: Where Do You File a Discrimination Case Against Your Employer

Retail Fraud / Shoplifting: Can a Store Use Your Picture to Find Other Times You Shoplifted

My question involves criminal law for the state of: Arizona
I was caught by loss prevention at a Walmart. They grabbed hold of me and my purse and took me to a small room. They said they wouldnt call the police I gave them my information and they took my fingerprint. They did not call the cops and I was able to leave after I signed a form and they took my photo they said I couldn't go into a Walmart for 24 hours. They said I will receive a civil demand in the mail. I am worried because they took my picture. My question is can they use that picture and search back at a different Walmart for a time I wasn't caught and see that I've done it before and charge me for that. The previous time I was not caught apprehended or even talked to. But they did come outside to look but I was out of sight already. Can they try to call the cops on me or press charges or even link me to that with this picture they now have. This time it was only 14 dollars and change last time though it was way too much to risk. Can they use this picture to go back and find me at other times if so can they prove its me and can they then decide to call the cops on me.

Retail Fraud / Shoplifting: Can a Store Use Your Picture to Find Other Times You Shoplifted

Seat Belt Violations: Seat Belt Violation in Another Atate

My question involves a traffic ticket from the state of: Georgia

While my family and I were traveling to Michigan from Florida, we got pulled over in Georgia. The police officer told us my seven year old sister needed to be in a proper child seat but in the state of Florida you only have to be in a seat if you are under five. But in Georgia you have to be in a proper seat if you're under eight.
My question is... can a police officer give out a ticket based on that states law if they're from another state and only passing through?

Seat Belt Violations: Seat Belt Violation in Another Atate

Cleaning and Repairs: What is a Reasonable Fee for Painting

My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Virginia
I'm a college student who rented in Richmond VA and i'm going through some issues with our security deposit. We just recieved our deductions and a lot of these prices seem absolutely unreasonable. The one that was the most expensive happened to be for painting...charging us over 800 dollars. A majority of our walls were clean except for the normal wear and tear. We had a couple walls where we hung up some items. Not wanting to go through a large fee we spackled a majority of these holes. While cleaning the walls from any type of marks made during our residence, i accidentally removed some spackle from where i covered and didn't have anymore to fix the area. Most of these holes are from nails and some marks were made from the wall putty i used. The putty happened to peel off a tiny bit of paint/drywall but can be easily fixed (these marks are the size of a penny). There are a few of these marks on the wall from where the putty peeled and it's all in one area of the wall (a reminder to never use wall putty because they REALLY stick). I just want to know if 800 dollars is actually "reasonable" for this amount of damage on one wall in an apartment. Here's a picture of the wall. http://ift.tt/2dIygz5 it's terrible quality from afar, so make sure you zoom in.

Cleaning and Repairs: What is a Reasonable Fee for Painting

Sales Agreements: Purchased a Car With Clean Title, But It Was Previously Salved in Another State

My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: North Carolina:
(Stupidly) I bought a used car with "clear NC title" without VIN check and found out when insuring that it was a salvaged in Virginia. The seller DID disclose to NC. It was "rebuilt" but got clear title somehow (by mistake I was told). Anyway I'd like to know if the seller of a 2003 car was required to show me the MVR-181 even though the title was clear. I'm trying to get a copy of this from NC but it might be a moot point if the car's age made it unnecessary to disclose (especially with a clear NC title). The last Virginia title history said "repaired" and on the right side said "this vehicle was damaged and subsequently rebuilt". Anyway, he checked NO at box "has been reconstructed a salvage vehicle" on the title... which was incorrect because in 2004 the vehicle was declared VEHICLE DECLARED SALVAGE BY INSUR COM. VEHICLE WAS DAMAGED LESS THAN 90 PERCENT.

I might be wasting my time but he supposedly notarized a MVR-181 but was he required to show me this EVEN if the title was clear? (he KNEW it was damaged but he's using the clear NC title (mistake) to say he didn't know it was required... any thoughts would be appreciated!

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Sales Agreements: Purchased a Car With Clean Title, But It Was Previously Salved in Another State

Liens: Motorcycle Deal Gone Wrong

My question involves vehicle registration or title in the state of: Oklahoma

Ok, so i went to go buy a motorcycle from this guy. He lived in Kansas, but used to live in Oklahoma (has an Oklahoma tribe title and plate) and I live in Ok. So when i was talking to him about it he kept wanting me to come up to Kansas and buy the bike then I can ride it back home and we will go to the bank (a local OK bank) together. But he didn't want to come to OK unless he knew he was going to sell it. I obviously wasnt going to do this, and eventually he decides to bring it down.

We meet at his bank, and he unloads it out of his truck and everything, the bike checks out, so we go into the bank, verify he has the loan and we are about to do the deal and he pulls out his paperwork and the title isn't there. So i wasn't going to pay him for the vehicle without the title of course, especially because he was being sketchy about it. So i decide i will give him half the money ($2500) and hold the bike, and when he gets the title and lien release i will pay him the rest. He says he is going to have the title mailed to my house since he was bouncing around while in town for a few days visiting friends. I thought this was fair because if he didn't come through i could at least get my money back from parting out the bike.

Well he doesnt respond all weekend and i just sent him a message asking him to tell me his intentions because if he doesnt intend to give me the title, im going to part the bike out to get my money back. He finally responds and we get into it and i offer to give him the bike back for my money back. We meet at the police station and he tried to take possession of the bike without paying me, I show the cops that notarized bill of sale we have where i have already given him half the money and the bike is going to remain in my possession till he gets me the title, he refuses to get off the bike and the cops dont want to step in because it is a civil issue. He tells me i should have gotten the title already and he is worried i wont be giving him the rest of the money. I called and the title was tried to be delivered but req a sig, and so they didnt leave it. I just decide to give him the rest of the money, and hope he goes and pays off the lien. ( i know this was a mistake, but i didnt know what else to do since the cops werent really helping.)

Well i went and got the title the next day, and it is signed, but not notarized, and in OK they req titles to be notarized. My mom is a notary and was there with me at the police station, and said if she has to she will notarize the title, but i dont want to put her in that position, because this guy is obviously a bad dude, and might just try and get my mom in trouble for that. I message the guy and he basically tells me to F off. The police did file a report and said that i did pay him in full, and now i completely own the bike. So i'm almost certain i can just take the police report, with the notarized bill of sale, and go to court and the judge will award the title to me, but if someone could confirm this that would be great.

But anyways, so now i have this bike, i have the title that's even signed, but not notarized. He has the money, but there is still a lien. The tags are still good for 11 more months. He got the loan on the bike last month (i assume to try and flip it, it had been wrecked previously (clean title still) and i assume he fixed it up to sell). He was also driving a pretty nice truck ($30k+) that he said he also had a loan with the same bank through. So i think he is going to pay off the lien, but i DOUBT he will pay it off quickly. I called the banker and she said he could just make payments if he wanted. She couldnt tell me any specifics about the loan, but im assuming probably a 3 year lien. If he does just hold out and make min payments till its paid off, I dont know if i can go to court and have the judge award the title to me while there is a lien on it? If i don't now, but do in say a year or two when the bike is finally paid off, will i have to pay fee's since i didnt put the title into my name within 30 days of the sale?

What other legal options do i have? Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

Liens: Motorcycle Deal Gone Wrong

Transfer of Title: Wife Won't Take Me Off Title

My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: California. i am divorcing, and i own a vehicle with my wife where we are listed as co-owners (the title says my name AND hers) i know how to take a name off through the dmv's usual procedures, but in this case my wife has the title and refuses to do anything.is there any way i can file or publish a notice of non liability for this vehicle? she is a horrible driver with many accidents in her history, and i don't want to be on the hook. can i order the title myself and just sign a release ?

Transfer of Title: Wife Won't Take Me Off Title

Heirs and Beneficiaries: Oil Royalties in the Estate

My question involves estate proceedings in the state of: Texas

My Grandmother passed away September 29, 2006 and her will stated that My Dad did not get anything and his brother got Everything and was named Executor of the estate with his wife the 2nd instead of my father.

on January 11, 1995, a change was made to the Will bequeathing the oil and gas royalty interests to my Dad.

My uncle was named independent executor of the estate at the time of her death, he did not transfer the oil royalties over to my Dad for a year following my grandmother's death and instead kept receiving the oil royalty revenue. In Approximately January of 1996, my Dad called the oil companies to inquire why he was not receiving the oil royalty payments and was told the checks had been mailed to my grandmother's estate and in the hands of my uncle, who had received everything else. My grandmother's estate was farm land in Dimmit, Dumas and Jester Oklahoma, a lake house and numerous bonds and CD's.

My questions is how would I find out how much oil money my uncle recieved from the time of my grandmother's death until my Dad called the oil company and got his first check. And, is the executor responsible for transfering things such as royalties?



Thank

Heirs and Beneficiaries: Oil Royalties in the Estate

Service Providers: Can a Company Process Online Payment After You Revoke Permission to Do So

My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: Arizona
I made a payment (which the balance I was in the process of disputing) on a utility companies website. It automatically filled in the full amount due (a very large sum) and I didn't catch it and put the payment I WANTED to make in a charity contribution box in error. As soon as I hit the send button, I noticed the error and called the utility company immediately (within 30 seconds) and revoked permission to process the payment. They confirmed, said they would reverse the payment and call me to get the correct payment amount. They did none of those things and processed the payment anyway. They confirmed they have this conversation on tape and that is what they agreed to. Do I have any legal remedy?

Service Providers: Can a Company Process Online Payment After You Revoke Permission to Do So

Homeowners Associations: How Much Notice Must a HOA Provide for Board Nominations

My question involves real estate located in the State of: California

Is this compliant with Civil Code? The HOA is run by a large management company.

The only notification regarding elections was a notice posted 4 days prior to the Annual Meeting. No other notice was given, and it was only posted on the gate as part of the Annual Meeting notification just as they do for regular meetings. Non-resident owners received no notification at all.

All that was posted regarding nominations was:

6. Nomination: 5 seats
a. Nominations from the floor
b. Statements by Nominees
c. Close of Nominations

7. Adjourn

Thank you in advance for input!

Homeowners Associations: How Much Notice Must a HOA Provide for Board Nominations

Social Security Issues: End Child Support to Increase SSI Benefits to the Adult Child

Please correct me if I misstate anything.

I am a good Dad, divorced. The Mom won Plenary Guardianship of our 18 year old Down Syndrome child. The Mom has been purposely under-employed to skew the child support calculations in her favor. As the custodial parent, the Mom has been living off of the handicapped child's Child Support income.

Now that the child is 18, Social Security considers the child to be an adult and is receiving SSI. The SSI amount is very small because the child has too much income as follows: 1) SSI scores two thirds of the Child Support I pay the Mom as the Adult Child's income and 2) the Mom provides housing, utilities, transportation etc. without charge which becomes In-kind income to the adult child.
I assert that the Adult Child does not have too much income. The Mom is misusing the Adult Child's income (Child Support Money) and is not fulfilling her fiduciary obligation to maximize the Adult Child's SSI.

It appears SSI has controls to ensure the SSI benefits go directly the child (unlike Child Support which has no controls). After all that background, here are two questions:

Is there any case law that supports the argument that the Adult Child's best interest is served by : Requiring the Guardian to maximize the SSI benefits.

Is there any case law that supports the argument that the Adult Child's best interest is served by: Ending Child Support thereby curbing the misuse by the Mom and allowing more available SSI income to directly benefit the person to which it is intended for?

P.S. - I'm also starting a Guardianship thread about a Dad's rights to information about his Child when the Mom has Plenary Guardianship and Representative Payee status.

Social Security Issues: End Child Support to Increase SSI Benefits to the Adult Child

Modification of Support: What Can a Ncp Do if His Child Has Lived with Him for 8 Months

My question involves a child custody case from the State of: California

I recently obtained a Child Support Officer job and I wanted to ask as I am still unclear:

A non-custodial parent called me and asked what he can do since his child lived with him for 8+ months last June 2015 (and then lived with CP again)?

If he cannot do anything because it was over a year ago and this happens again in the future, can he do anything regarding his case and not paying?

(my questions: can he request a modification, do you put an allocation hold on the payments, can the case close?, can he open a case against CP?, what happens if it's temporary vs. permanent?)

Modification of Support: What Can a Ncp Do if His Child Has Lived with Him for 8 Months

Divorce: Divorce: Need to Know My Rights

My question involves a marriage in the state of: Texas

Husband of 11 years and I separated 7 months ago. We have three kids together. I left the home (without the children) due to years of emotional abuse. There is a history of physical violence as well. He locked me out of bank accounts, the house, took the car, is demanding child support from me (there have been NO official proceedings as of yet), refuses to let me see my children, and is seeking to show that I am an unfit mother on the grounds that I abandoned my children (I talk to them every single day and see them as often as he allows). He has informed me several different times that his lawyer and him are going to pursue a restraining order against me, take all rights to my children from me, and he has spent a lot of time spreading lies and calling me names. He is prior military and recently (in the past two weeks) disclosed to me that he has PTSD but has no formal diagnosis because he threatened not to get treatment from the VA for anything, so instead he has a formal diagnosis of anxiety (he has medication for this).

I have applied for Legal Aid and have been denied due to lack of resources. I cannot afford to hire a lawyer because I was a SAHM for 5 of the 7 years we have had children. I cannot afford to even file for divorce. He has Legal Shield, so he has legal help. I am living with my sister in the same city as my husband and children. I guess what I am trying to get at here is that I don't know what my rights are. I have had two free consultations in the past two months, but the only thing I have learned is that Texas is a property state and that desertion of children requires that I not have contact with them at all for extended periods of time.

Divorce: Divorce: Need to Know My Rights

Custody and Visitation Issues: What to Do when a Parent is Unwilling to Change Parenting Plan

My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Florida

My Parenting Plan states:

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Schedule Changes:

A parent making a request for a schedule change will make the request as soon as possible, but in any event, except in case of emergencies, no less than 48 hrs before the change is to occur.

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Quote:

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Other Matters:

The parties shall be flexible in consideration of requested changes in timesharing.

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There is no other language in the plan in regards to make up time.

Q1: If one parent cannot provide the 48 hr advance notice due to an emergency situation, and requests a schedule change in less than 48 hrs, does that mean said parent cannot recuperate the lost parenting time if the other parent doesn't want to offer make up time?

Q2: If one parent does not provide the 48 hr advance notice due to a non-emergency situation such as an unanticipated work commitment, is that parent in contempt of the court order?

Further under "Other Matters", the plan states:

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If either parent relocates more than 10 miles from each parent's respective current residence, the parents shall revisit the transportation logistics and cost.

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Q3. I currently live 3.8 miles away from Mom. I perform and absorb the cost of all transportation for my time sharing with our daughter. I will be relocating 16.6 miles away. Mom is unwilling to change any of the currently established transportation arrangements in the plan. She does not want to drive our child either way. Can my relocation be considered a " substantial, material, and unanticipated change in circumstances " in order to petition the court for a supplemental modification of the parenting plan, or is mom in contempt of the court order?

Custody and Visitation Issues: What to Do when a Parent is Unwilling to Change Parenting Plan

Naturalization: Inquiry on Process, It's a Bit Complicated and Looking for Direction

Hi all,

I'm in a bit of an awkward situation. I came to the U.S. in 1989 and became a Permanent Resident from the Philippines. My parents, became U.S. citizens in late 1996. I was 17 at the time and still had my Permanent Resident card. Now, given some family issues, my parents never petitioned (for lack of a better word) for my citizenship, I may not be using the term correctly. Anyway, I'm 37 now, married to a U.S. citizen since 2004, and would like to know where do I even start? I've read the laws and looked at numerous forms on the USCIS site and could not make heads or tails on what to do. So I figured I would start here. I haven't left the U.S. since I got here in 1989 and was pretty much raised in Los Angeles. Now that I'm married with kids, I'd like to travel and take them on vacations, but there's this thing called a Passport that I'll surely need. ;)

- Where do I start on obtaining my U.S. citizenship?
- Given my parents are citizens and became citizens before I was 18, would this entitle me to citizenship automatically?
- Do I start from scratch, like a new immigrant?
- Should I seek services from an immigration attorney?

I know, I've procrastinated long enough but the costs of naturalization the past few years versus a decade ago has dramatically changed. Now that I've got a fairly decent job and mortgage, I'm making it another goal to travel with the family.

Thanks for taking the time to read and for your suggestions.

Naturalization: Inquiry on Process, It's a Bit Complicated and Looking for Direction

Retirement Benefits: Social Security Benefits - Expired Green Card

Question –

I am turning 65 in a month and would like to start collecting my social security monthly benefit payments. They are not very much, around $850 or $900 a month, but I figured I might as well collect them. I have received regular statements from social security every year or so confirming my eligibility.

My question arises not because I doubt my eligibility, but because I worked in the US as a legal resident (green card) and unfortunately I let my green card expire almost two years as I have been spending 6-9 months living abroad. So I was wondering how, if at all, will this impact my ability to collect social security benefit payments.

My understanding is that while I am still eligible, that the social security office will object to my expired green card and thus implement some sort of withholding (15-20%) from my monthly benefit payments.

I would appreciate if someone could comment on what I should expect when going to the social security office and filing for benefits with an expired resident card.

Thank you.

Retirement Benefits: Social Security Benefits - Expired Green Card

Auto Insurance: Unable to Total My Vehicle After an Additional Problem Was Found After Repairs

My question involves insurance law for the state of: Tennessee/South Carolina.

Situation: I hit a deer in TN, but my Insurance/Tags on the vehicle is for South Carolina. And I'm not sure which state would have total jurisdiction of said vehicle. My vehicle is a Chevrolet Impala Lt 2013. The insurance quoted the vehicle to be worth at $9,900.00. The damage was severe enough to where I'm now stuck in TN waiting on repairs. The vehicle s fully covered, $500.00 deductible. The original price for repairs were $7,100, but my insurance stepped in and brought it down to $6,700 with what they call "Recycled Parts." My insurance has a maximum of 75% of original car value, in this case it would be $7,425.00 to total out. Now, It's been in the shop for about 2 weeks doing the repairs that were necessary, albeit rather slowly. Today I was supposed to go down there and pick the vehicle up and pay the deductible to close out the claim. BUT, they have found a new problem. During the test drive, they realized that something is wrong with my airbag system. As of right now, they're unsure if it's just faulty wiring or if the entire thing needs to be replaced. Hypothetically speaking as of right now, is it wrongful for them to refuse to total the vehicle if these second repairs push the total cost over the $7,425.00? They had told me that since they've already done the other repairs, that this "new" problem won't be added onto the past estimate. I asked how this problem was overlooked, and they had admitted that they never looked into it, and it is from the damages involving the deer collision, which lets me know it's under the same claim. Do I have the right to refuse the car if these second repairs go over the estimated total out cost because of their mistake of overlooking a problem? Or am I just going to be another "Insurance Victim?"

Auto Insurance: Unable to Total My Vehicle After an Additional Problem Was Found After Repairs

Suspension and Revocation: Htv and Expungement

My question involves a driver's license issued by the State of: Indiana

I have several questions pertaining to having incurred a Habitual Traffic Violator status and what possible steps I might take to rescind that status and reinstate my license.

I plead guilty to an OWI charge last year, and, combined with at least 9 other moving violations in the state of Indiana, an HTV status seems to have been compulsorily issued through the BMV or traffic court. I have had no other serious violations, and the bulk of my violations were incurred between 2006-07 for speeding, disregarding a stop sign, making a U turn, not wearing a seat belt. If counting all violations back until 2005, I have incurred 12 including the OWI.

Am I able to file a motion to vacate or expunge violations on my own without paying my attorney to do so? If so, what motion would I file and what would be the best wording/manner to do so?

Would filing such a motion or in some other way pursuing an expungement of violations on my driving record render me ineligible for an expungement of the OWI in the future?

If I pursue an expungement of violations to my record on my own and fail, will that make me ineligible to seek recourse with an attorney?

If expungement on my own behalf is not possible, will pursuing a hardship license make me ineligible for a future expungement?

Understandably, this is a matter of great importance to me, as I am a small business owner and a father. I greatly appreciate any help and consideration in this matter, and thank you in advance for your response.

Suspension and Revocation: Htv and Expungement

Traffic Accidents: Company Vehicle Accident, What Do I Do

My question involves an injury that occurred in the state of: Florida

Commercial vehicle bumped a car that slammed brakes. Minimal damage, both party's agreed no insurance or police. (Company made that call not driver) Now company wants a incident report written by the driver (me) What should I do? Again no Paper trail on this at all. Can company take legal action? Please advise what should i do?

Traffic Accidents: Company Vehicle Accident, What Do I Do

Federal Taxes: 1031 Like-Kind Exchanges Involving Building on Land I Already Own

I am considering selling some real-estate and investing in more expensive real-estate. My situation seems to conform with all the rules I've read but the rules I've seen are silent on one key issue that I fear might prevent compliance. I want to transfer the funds to build a rental property on land I already own. Assuming the cost of the building (not including the value or cost o the land) exceeds the proceeds from sold real-estate, can I do a like-kind exchange and if so, are there any special precautions or steps I must take?

Federal Taxes: 1031 Like-Kind Exchanges Involving Building on Land I Already Own

Grades and Credits: Got Screwed Out of a Hs Diploma

My question involves education law in the State of: CA

so back in 2006 i was told by one school i was able to graduation & get a diploma.

i was also told that my graduation class of 2006 was exempt from the CAT test.

well i moved & only has 6 months of school left & was forced to move against my own will due to foster home.

my new school not even my 1st day, the counselor told me i just want to let you know, that you will "*NOT"graduation & get a diploma.

but we give you a certificate that says you completed HS & 12th graded.

the law says you do have to come to school but you dont have to work & you cant stop other students from their work.

so for the next 6 months i went to school & they where right i never got to graduation & get a diploma.

the foster people where ok with them screwing me.


the reason they did not want to Transfer my credits where that most of the classes i took they did not offer them or closed months to a few years ago and where not offered.

i talked to an Adult school they took a look at my transcripts and told me that only 10/15 credits where missing Math and Economics which where not part of any classes i had with Special Ed... so why was i missing credits that i did not have to even complete..

i was also told that since their school was not exempt from the CAT test, and that they where in the middle of it, i was not able to take it and their for another reason why i was not able to graduation & get a diploma.

So my question is who and where would be the best people and place to talk to and see if i can get my Diploma or Sue or what are my rights... :wallbang:

Grades and Credits: Got Screwed Out of a Hs Diploma

Liens and Encumbrances: Closing Completed but No Signature on Loan Agreement

My question involves real estate located in the State of: Texas. The bank we went through advertises they would pay $5000 in closing fees (title work being part of this). The house we wanted was for sale by owner. The lady said she would not pay for her share of the title insurance. I told her it was a deal breaker for her to pay her share of the closing if our bank would not pay. I called the bank and they said they would pay it. When negotiating the loan rate they said I had the better score and would go by my interest rate. After we went through hiring a home inspection, setting up insurance etc, we were told by the bank they would go by my partners credit score which meant a higher interest rate. We were to close to closing, had already given the landlord we would be moving the next week and he had sold the property so we had to be out. So we didn't have time to check with other banks because the pressure was on from the seller and landlord so we had to settle with the interest rate. When we got to the closing table apparently neither the title company or the bank paid attention to the contract and they had charged the lady for the standard closing title costs. She didn't sign until the numbers were adjusted. Our appt. was an hour later. They told us we needed more money than we had brought due to this but we should sign anyways. I said no, not until the bank agrees to pay. The title company called the bank and they came in and said the bank said they would pay it, but I would need $250 more. I said no, if the bank is paying it then my closing amount stays the same. Come to find out the bank refused to pay it. I said then the deal is off, I won't sign. The next day they said they fixed it and adjusted the numbers. (Apparently the title company had taken the loss.) We have been here a week. We received the deed in the mail yesterday. Today we received an email from the bank saying the loan agreement was not signed at the closing. Can we renegotiate the interest rate now before we sign? I know it sounds unethical, but the bank hasn't been very forthcoming. (At the very least I think they should sweat for a day or 2.)

Liens and Encumbrances: Closing Completed but No Signature on Loan Agreement

Closings and Escrow: Responsibility for Shutting Off Utilities

My question involves real estate located in the State of: California

My wife and I purchased a home which we closed on 7/24, we didn't actually move into the house until 8/24 at which point we transferred the utilities into our name. We would have done this earlier, but we were traveling and didn't mind if the utilities were shut off for a period of time as we assumed the seller would call the utilities to shut them off.

We recently received a letter in the mail from the previous owners with a bill in their name claiming that we owe them money for the period of time after closing up to the date we had the utilities transferred over. Normally, I would have just paid this to avoid the hassle but they misprogrammed a sprinkler system that ended up running for hours a day resulting in hundreds of dollars for water usage during that time.

I've never dealt with this before as when I've sold homes in the past I always shut the utilities off a few days after the closing date so I didn't pay for someone else's utilities. Who is responsible to stop the utilities and am I responsible for this bill? Thanks.

Closings and Escrow: Responsibility for Shutting Off Utilities

Stolen Property: The Staffs at My Apartment Stole Money from My Place

My question involves criminal law for the state of: California

I live in a low income affordable housing apartment in San Francisco. The staff working for the apartment "requires" everyone living in the building, some 50+ apartments to have a monthly bedbugs inspection (A one day notice is always given before the day of inspection, the notice itself sometimes contains misspelled words). The inspection consist of a few members of the staff ranging from 2-6 people come into each apartment and flip every bed sheets they can find to check for bedbugs. Normally someone will usually be here to keep an eye on the staff when it is inspection day. My mom, my little bother, and I are so paranoid about these people coming in every month and today (9/28) our paranoia was confirmed. No one was home at the time when the inspection happened. When my little brother came back from school and check his wallet, which was left on top of the table, he tells me that 291$ is missing from his wallet. Since neither my mom nor I was home during the inspection, we know that it was the inspectors that stole the money. I know 291$ isn't a lot to most people, but to my family and I who are living in low income housing, it is a lot to us. All the staff workers are gone for the night, so I am considering calling the police in the morning to deal with this matter in front of authorities. I humbly request any advice regarding this matter.
Thank you.

Stolen Property: The Staffs at My Apartment Stole Money from My Place

Repossession: Dealer Won't Accept Car As Voluntary Repo

My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: NJ
Dealer won't let me leave car there for voluntary repo even though it states on back of lease agreement that I "agree to return vehicle to dealer if early termination" . I am thoroughly confused... Next payment is past due and I don't know what to do....oh and it's not my car, it's my dead dad's car... He made 2 payments on a three year lease before he died. No one can give me concrete answers on what happens afterwards either... Some say that I will eventually be liable to pay total lease, others say not to worry they can't go after you. Please help with advice. Thanks.

Repossession: Dealer Won't Accept Car As Voluntary Repo

Threats and Intimidation: Legally, Does a Threat Need to Be Explicit or Can It Be Veiled

My question involves criminal law for the state of: NY

My wife runs a business in a building that has mixed zoning (mostly residential). Since she got there a year ago, a man in the building has been trying everything he can think of to get her kicked out. He has tried (but failed) at the following:

-Reported her store to the city department of buildings three times. Three inspectors came and said everything was fine.
-Filed a false report with the fire department (everything checked out fine).
-One time he waited outside the building for her first client of the day to come in. He followed her (while video recording) inside and when my wife met the client in front of the store, he started shouting angry questions. She called the cops and the cops told him to back off.
-He stole her sign, and she got it on video. She went the to police, and then came back to the building to arrest him. But he didn't answer his door and the cops said that's the most they could do.

Today, he walked up to my wife in the hallway of the building and said my name to her (she's never mentioned anything about me to him). She asked him what he was talking about, but he didn't reply and walked away.

Forgetting the law for a second, this to me is a threat (although a veiled on).

But from a legal perspective, does this constitute a threat? My wife is considering going to the police, but she thinks they won't do anything.

Threats and Intimidation: Legally, Does a Threat Need to Be Explicit or Can It Be Veiled

Settlement: Mandatory Settlement Conference and Telephonic Appearances

My question involves court procedures for the state of: CALIFORNIA

I am the plaintiff in a fraud case.

Can the defense attorney require that I appear at a Mandatory Settlement Conference even when my own attorney and the judge have approved a telephonic appearance?

Settlement: Mandatory Settlement Conference and Telephonic Appearances

Unlawful Eviction: My Best Defense in Magistrate Court when Plaintiff Sold Me the Home with No Receipt

My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Georgia. My sister and I were served an eviction notice and we have a hearing in Magistrate court scheduled for October 19, 2016. We have lived in the mobile home since December 1st, 2015 and maintained a current lease on the lot with the owners of the mobile home park since then. We purchased the home from the Plaintiff on February 28th, 2016. Paid him in cash and he gave us the signed title and skipped town without giving us a receipt. We have been unable to locate him since 2-28-15. All of a sudden he has filed an eviction notice on us stating we owe him over five thousand dollars in back rent when we never had a conversation about renting, nor did we sign any kind of rental agreement with Plaintiff. There were two witnesses of the cash sale in person. Plaintiff has never had a lease agreement on the home for the rented lot. Also, our lease agreement with the park owner states that anyone wishing to sub-lease a homer in the park must have written consent from the park owner, which Plaintiff does not have. What is my best line of defense in court to prove ownership? We filed statements with the clerk of court denying we owe plaintiff any money and why. Please help??? We have made many improvements to the home.

Unlawful Eviction: My Best Defense in Magistrate Court when Plaintiff Sold Me the Home with No Receipt

Theft and Larceny: First Offense Fifth Degree Felony

My question involves criminal law for the state of:Ohio
I am 22 years old and confessed to my manager that I stole 1500 dollars worth of lottery tickets from the store, she then called the police and I waited for the police and was arrested I made bail on the following day and discovered I was charged with a fifth degree felony, Being that i've never gotten in trouble before I am scared senseless I have a preliminary hearing on oct 5th and I am afraid I may be facing jail time after being locked up for two days I don't think I can survive six to twelve months in jail not to mention having a felony on my record will severly limit my ability to get a job, I admit what i did was stupid and foolish, but what's done is done and I have to face the consequences of my confession, does anyone think that the judge or prosecution will be lenient on me since this was my first offense?.:(

Theft and Larceny: First Offense Fifth Degree Felony

Disestablishing Paternity: Is It Too Late for My Husband to Disestablish Paternity

My question involves paternity law for the State of: Tennessee

This is a bit complicated but I'll try to keep it brief and succinct.

My husband separated from his wife in 2005. Neither had filed for divorce. My husband moved to Florida and his wife remained in Tennessee. She became pregnant by a man that she is still with today. He is known to the child, Dalton, as his father. He lives with them and is raising his biological son. Once my husband sought a divorce, he was also ordered to pay child support for Dalton, along with other children they had together while married.

My husband cannot afford an attorney. Child support is crippling him financially. He is a complete stranger to Dalton, having never even met him. The mother acknowledges that my husband is not the biological father. Dalton is living with and being raised by the actual father.

What options, if any, are available for my husband?
Thank you

Disestablishing Paternity: Is It Too Late for My Husband to Disestablish Paternity

Grandparents and Third Parties: Is Step Mom Allowed to Replace Daycare

My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Pennsylvania

Our custody order states we are 50/50 legal and physical. Our son is 2. My ex remarried months after our divorce was finalized. His wife just started working in a school, and they think that when she is off work ( winter, spring summer breaks) that he can pull him from daycare and allow him to be with her. Our custody order states 1) there are no restrictions on step parents to pick up and drop off at daycare, school, other parents. 2) Jane Smith is to be the daycare provider, unless we agree otherwise. But, since she is off this week ( start the new school job next week) my ex pulled him from the agreed upon daycare provider and left our son with her. I do not trust her ( CPS investigation for bruising on my son) and am not in agreement with her watching him all week ( week on week off custody schedule , with NonCust having Wednesday overnights) .... but they along with their lawyer ( huge bully lawyer) are insisting he can do this and she can watch him and they are not violating the order at all, but I don't agree. Our custody order states Jane Smith is to be watching him, so that we both know where he is..... not to mention he didn't inform me that he pulled him from daycare at all, I found out from daycare when I went to drop off diapers.

So my question is she allowed to just watch him despite me not being in agreement; especially since our custody order states a specific daycare provider to be used.

Grandparents and Third Parties: Is Step Mom Allowed to Replace Daycare

Traffic Accidents: Auto Total Loss or Diminished Value Claim

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Traffic Accidents: Auto Total Loss or Diminished Value Claim

Asset Protection: My Neighbor is Building on My Property

Hi- new to this forum. Not sure if I am choosing the right category.
My neighbor is building a huge extension to his house but corner of it is in my house and instead of 10ft legal setback, he has 2ft.
We are looking for lawyers. But I can't find anyway to find reviews on the names I have.
Can you advise me?

Thnx

Asset Protection: My Neighbor is Building on My Property

Construction Contracts: Stink Bug Infestation

My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: Washington

First off..I couldn't find a proper place for this thread so I put it here. Sorry if it's way out of place.

We recently bought a house, so this situation was existing when we purchased it.

Neighbors tree's are dropping massive amounts of fruit into our yard, which has created a stink bug infestation. There's 5-10 stinkbugs crawling in every room inside the home, and thousands in the yard. I'm going to try to handle this myself, civilly of course. But if I can't get my new friends killed and eradicated from the home and yard, is the neighbor liable? From what I've read the fruit is legally his...so are the bugs legally his too?

I'm just trying to plan a worst case scenario because it's pretty bad.

Construction Contracts: Stink Bug Infestation

Divorce: Accused of Harassment During a Divorce Case

My question involves a marriage in the state of: New Jersey

My wife is in the army, she was in Maryland, stationed there when I filed for divorce here in New Jersey. When she found out that she would have to pay me alimony, (I am 60 and on SS Disability) she filed a harassment charge in Maryland, which is a criminal offense. She then came back to New Jersey were she keeps a apartment, and the fist thing she did here is served me with a temporary restraining order saying that i was driving past her house spying on her. I live on the western part of jersey and she's down the shore 60 miles away, not to mention my car was broke down and in the shop that whole day she told the police she seen the car and me there, and then she mentioned the same thing thats on the harassment charge in Maryland. My lawyer in Maryland has told me not to discuss this case with anybody.

Now, i can prove with paperwork and things the one charge but what do i do about the other. Can she bring it up and give the judge the paperwork and me get tried in two courts in two states for the same thing???
Mark

Divorce: Accused of Harassment During a Divorce Case

Search and Seizure: Police Unlawful Entry, Use Threats and Force to Gain Entry

My question involves criminal law for the state of: Idaho

Two police showed up around 5pm and ask to search the home. They were told no, they said it was a 'welfare' check on my 2 year old, he was outside standing next one officer. They said yes he looks fine but we need in. I had my other 3 kids standing inside the door. They kept insisting to be let in. I said get a warrant. After that they became agressive, said i was obstructing an officer. Said i was obstructing an investigation. Again i said get a warrant. The reply was, if we leave and get a warrent, we will take your kids. (Said in front of the kids)Then one last, you are obstructing us in our job and pushed in. Upon entrance one stood at the front door, one officer looked in my fridge, and in one bedroom of a 2 story 9 room house.Never paying attention to the other kids who by then had hidden. This all stemming from an anonymous call 13 days earlier to the school, school to cps, cps to cops for a welfare check. First, how is this lawful? What has happened to the 4th amendment? Can i file a suit, a complaint. If nothing else if this was a welfare check, that warrented forced, entry should I at least complain about not doing a good job?

Search and Seizure: Police Unlawful Entry, Use Threats and Force to Gain Entry

Security Deposits: Landlord Suing a Year Later

My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: PA

a year and a half ago, we rented an apartment. the washer broke and the landlord said we must replace it. we said no it came with the apartment and no where in lease said either of us had to replace anything if it broke. instead of fighting about this further, we told him we are breaking the lease and leaving. he was ok with it. we moved out, left the key and a forwarding address.
we were at that address we left him for a year before we moved again into our home we just bought.
2 weeks ago I recieved notice of s court date. he is suing us for a water bill and sewage bill (which j don't mind paying if he has the recipts to proof the dates) but he's also suing for replacing the carpet, broken window, broken door, wall damage. the list goes on.
my question is. can he do this over a year later?

Security Deposits: Landlord Suing a Year Later

Driver's License Issues: Responses to Travelers

Of the several posts I have read on here regarding the right to travel using a motor vehicle without being required to have a driver's license, why is there no actual challenges to the statements And citations that have made people believe they can do this?

I have seen lots of insults and insinuations, and of the course but the famous "go ahead and do it and see what happens.'
I think the points made by wanna be travelers are valid.

Cops and judges acting outside the law, outside the Constitution, or in spite of Supreme Court decisions has no bearing on whether or not driving without being required to have a license is legit.

Either we are going to be consistent or we aren't. But saying because it hasn't been done, due to the fact that officials act outside of the Constitution doesn't validate it. Sorry.

Oh, and I think it is very telling that some of the insults and other types of demeaning replies come from "retired cops" that suddenly think they are lawyers..lol....smh @ a-holes, hiding behind a badge their whole life and now hiding behind a keyboard in their decrepit condition to continue being an a-hole.

Stay frosty, order followers.

Driver's License Issues: Responses to Travelers

Protective Services: CPS Was Called on Me

My question involves child abuse or neglect in the State of: California.

Long story short, CPS was called on me sometime last week. We were not in town and came home just now to see a notice from the social worker taped to my front door asking me to contact her ASAP. I am stunned and in tears. I have a child with autism and had an ongoing billing dispute with his ABA service providers and the insurance company was involved. The agency retaliated by accusing my house of being dirty, and that my son was outside playing in the patio with only a diaper on, that there were not enough diapers in the house, and that the therapist - the first and only time I'd ever seen her (I believe she was sent merely to trump up these allegations) - felt "uncomfortable" in my house. This agency has worked with me for a year now and these complaints came only after the billing dispute started, and CPS was involved. Everything is a damned lie. My house is not a model home, but it is clean. My son was NEVER unsupervised, and if the therapist felt sooooooooo uncomfortable in my home, then why did she stay TWO hours ? Again, I had never before seen this woman - it was the first and only time she had ever been in my house, so I suspect she was sent merely to trump up accusations. I believe that they involved CPS just to get back at me for refusing to go with their questionable billing practices.

Please please help me. How do I handle this ? Should I get a lawyer ? Should I tell CPS that the agency filed this complaint maliciously and give them (CPS) the background of the dispute I have had with the ABA agency ? I love my children and I need help.

Protective Services: CPS Was Called on Me

Traffic Accidents: I Still Can Sue to Car Owner

My question involves an injury that occurred in the state of: Florida

Involved in a car accident (no fault). The lawyer in charged of my case send me a letter after 2 months to let me know,its unable to go on with my case. When i call him back got explanation. He says the other car owner is uninsured. In the police report I saw ensurance What I can do in this case? Please advise

Traffic Accidents: I Still Can Sue to Car Owner

Speeding Tickets: Contest Speeding Ticket in School Zone

My question involves a traffic ticket from the state of: California

I was driving to college and at around 8:20 AM I was cited as going 41 mph in a school zone, yet the sign says "25 mph when children are present," my dashcam had issues but my cousin was in front of me at the time, and after watching the footage there wasn't any children around the area. I've read stuff before posting and saw that California Vehicle Code 22352(b) states that the 25 mph limit applies when the school grounds is NOT enclosed by a fence, so I double checked google maps and the school I drove past has fences separating the school from the street. I also checked the bell schedule of the school I passed and class doesn't start in about 20 minutes, is that too close to class time?

The dashcam footage showed the officer sitting on his motorcycle nearby the school, and I passed him when going to college, but he didn't pull me over until about 2-3 streetlights ahead, is that normal or did he possibly mistake me for someone else?

I believe the school zone limit should not have been enforced at the time (no kids, fenced off), and I'm fairly certain the officer was in the wrong, but I'm not sure if it's worth contesting if traffic school is an option (I'm trying to save money atm). The street itself has a limit of 40 mph and apparently I was going 41, is there a chance it's wrong (he used LIDAR) or can I argue presumed speed limit since it was a clear day and there wasn't too much traffic?

Speeding Tickets: Contest Speeding Ticket in School Zone

Transfer of Title: How to Retrieve a Friend's Impounded Car. Without the Car Owner (California)

My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: California

So here's the twisted case: A friend left L.A. and he's now working in Europe. He gave me his car while he was away... and the car was towed last week (72h rule). I was horrified: it's not my car and I lost it!

Now I'm trying to retrieve the car, but there's no way to work around the fact that he's the owner, his name is on the Certificate of Title and they just won't give it to me (naturally). I can't change the owner at the DMV, because I can have him sign the paperwork, but I need a Smog Check and the car is impounded.
And him sending an official document authorizing the release to LAPD through a Notary public, who would send the document from Europe to the US would take weeks, not only costing hundreds of dollars but risking the fact that the car may already have been sold...
Any advice? Any ways to change the ownership at the DMV without the smog check?

Thanks a lot for your help, I'm desperate and running on a tight deadline!

Transfer of Title: How to Retrieve a Friend's Impounded Car. Without the Car Owner (California)

Other Injuries: Hurt in Highschool in Florida. What Can I Do

My question involves an injury that occurred in the state of: Florida

When I was 14 at High school baseball practice I sustained a injury to my testicals when the ball came out of the pitching machine it malfunctioned and curved and hit me in my nuts I had to go to hospital and every thing I am now 18 and i am i constant pain ever since and i was wondering what can i do ? Can i have a case for personal injury or school injury?

Other Injuries: Hurt in Highschool in Florida. What Can I Do

Ownership Rights: Shared Driveway

My question involves personal property located in the State of: Washington

I share a driveway with my neighbor. There is an alley at the back. They have a garage, I do not. For me, my parking options are street, backyard/front yard or the driveway. I just bought a new car and wish to park it in the front half of the driveway, leaving the back half where their garage is and the alley is open. My neighbor won't use the alley and basically says I can't park in the driveway. What are my legal rights/options?

Ownership Rights: Shared Driveway

Sex Offenses: Exoneration Case Innocence Project is Involved for Second Time Now. Must Read

My question involves criminal law for the state of: Michigan

This topic may be a bit different from other's but I am very close to a guy who right now has the Innocence Project on his case now. I have video's proving and showing everything I'm going to explain.

I can't release much as they say hide your identity on here,so I'll explain and if it catches anyone's attention inbox me and we can go from there.

He was arrested for 2 breaking and enterings and 3 CSC charges.

Neither lady could pick him out of a lineup

One lady said it was a white man,then changed it to black man

They both picked out the same exact mask they saw the criminal wear

The mask along with other things were found and also hairs on them were found

When tested it excluded all black men out from this crime,meaning this exonerates him from these crimes

the detective in charge only turned in 3 out of 10 lab reports

the lab reports the detective turned in were stipulated between the prosecutor and defense attorney so the jury never heard them

the crime lab who did the testing was never called in either

the deputy and sargent in charge both went to prison for selling drugs

the police department that arrested this person was closed forever due to corruption,showing the cards were stacked against him from the get go.

innocence project opened his case and had to close it in 2004 due to not being able to go past certain guidelines

new evidence was found as well as other things and they reopened his case in 2012,in 2015 after all things were found,the innocence project went to the location were all crime items are and his crime locker was empty,meaning they have nothing against him and there's no more research needed to be done

And he still sits 20+ years later

he has a great jailhouse lawyer who has gotten many people out,and he has my fathers brady claim/motion all done,and he still sits

we need a lawyer!!!! were not looking for pro bono,we cant keep waiting on the innocence project,they are stalling,please help!!!!

Michigan area,thank you!

Sex Offenses: Exoneration Case Innocence Project is Involved for Second Time Now. Must Read

Criminal Investigations: What if a Victim Withholds Information to Police Out of Fear

My question involves police conduct in the State of:

Hi, Not sure I am posting it in the right place. What if a victim withholds information out of fear for their life if they had to testify it?

The victim told the police, that the perpetrator's friend had a gun the night of incident (they used the gun to scare the victim), when police asked the victim if she knew where the gun came from she said no, but she did know that the gun came from the perpetrator.
The victim lied out of fear of the perpetrator finding out that she told the police. She was so scared, the gun was not even mentioned in the initial police report.
The case was closed due to other reasons. An RO case is still open.
The gun itself is illegal. The victim wants to fix it and tell the police the truth, but is scared, that she will get into trouble for lying initially and/or lose her credibility.
What happens if she tells the truth? Does it get her into trouble? Can she expect more protection (hard to get an RO so far) if she tells the truth?

Please advise,
Thank you!

Criminal Investigations: What if a Victim Withholds Information to Police Out of Fear

Working With a Lawyer: Lawyer Distracted Missing Deadlines How to Protect the Case

My question relates to legal practice in the state of: IL
Civil litigation - We are in beginnings of counter suit - The opposing lawyer sent Affirmative Defenses which were suppose to be "answered". We discovered today that although due 2 weeks ago the response hadn't been sent. (We found this out by chance) Whenever our lawyer wrote "Answers" he would send a copy to us.

Lawyer doesn't answer my e-mails. Has forgotten things that he has said. The lawyer said to others involved in this litigation he's waiting for a trial date. I don't know if he has written off responding to the Affirmative defenses (which to a layperson - seems like he's saying he agrees with what opposing council said).

He had serious surgery prior to the beginning of our counter suit, but he stated that the everything was fine

Is there anything that can be done to protect ourselves or the case.

Thank you

Working With a Lawyer: Lawyer Distracted Missing Deadlines How to Protect the Case

Initiation of Charges Committed Computer Crime

My question involves criminal law for the state of: Florida

I was at work on my laptop, and I opened command prompt doing NOTHING ILLEGAL.
However to somebody who is not tech savvy, this looked like the stereotypical hacker
montage you see in the 90s.

A co worker saw what I was doing, snatched my laptop and ran to the boss to show her
what "her pupil had been doing". She started to look around my laptop and found traces
of illegal activities that I had been doing. YES. I DID DO SOMETHING ILLEGAL, BUT NOT
WHEN I WAS AT WORK.

She is threatening to report me, but I told her I would flip it around if she does.
We're at a standstill. I know this could be seen as self incrimination but bare with me.

What do I do?

Initiation of Charges Committed Computer Crime

Denial & Appeals: Do I Get Unemployment

My question involves labor and employment law for the state of: wisconsin

I worked FULL TIME for 5 years in WI in retail. My husband was promoted to a corporate job in illinois. I gave my supervisor notice and moved here. I filled for unemployment for last week. Since I found out online that if you move to follow a spouse to another state you can claim it. Unemployment denied my claim. I filled an appeal but am I in the wrong?> Do I not get it? Also I filled in WI but now live in ILLinois where do I file it?

Denial & Appeals: Do I Get Unemployment

Rent and Utilities: Can a Landlord Make Me Pay Electric when Lease Says It's Included

My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: California

I signed a lease on 9/20, with a clause written in by the on-site property manager, that the electricity would be covered as part of the rent, under the terms of the lease. The corporation that owns the complex is coming back, a week later, and demanding that I place the electricity into my name, even though the local utility says it's a commercial meter and not a residential meter, which prompted the entire debate to begin with.

Do I have a leg to stand on, to resist this demand? In addition, I have been provided a copy of the page with the handwritten clause crossed out, by the on-site manager, and I still have my original copy, with both sets of signatures from when the lease was signed.

Rent and Utilities: Can a Landlord Make Me Pay Electric when Lease Says It's Included

Probation and Parole: In California How Long After Your Probation Hearing Do You Get Semtence

My question involves criminal law for the state of: California

My daughter has been in jail for over a year, she is on a PV hold. She had her hearing but no sentencing. How will long after the hearing does she have to wait for the sentencing? Someone told her 60 days.

Probation and Parole: In California How Long After Your Probation Hearing Do You Get Semtence

Civil Rights Issues: What Are the Ordinances and Statutes of Being Homeless in Tucson

My question involves civil rights in the State of: what are the ordinances and statutes of being homeless in Tucson I would like to know what's legal and what is not illegal being a homeless person in Tucson Arizona. Thanks.

Civil Rights Issues: What Are the Ordinances and Statutes of Being Homeless in Tucson

Contractors and Subcontractors: Cable Installer Stapled Neighbors New Line to Our Siding

My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: Washington

Background: I live in a middle house of a 5 townhouse group in Seattle. 4 of the 5 townhouses are owned by people living in those residences (ours included), the 5th (adjacent to ours) is being used as a rental.

The rental had new people move into it and they selected Centurylink cable services although Comcast already has cable directly connected to the homes. Centurylink ran 'fiber optic cable' from a central hub to the utility pole on the corner of the property over the weekend. Today my wife told me that the installer took the cable and ran it along fence line/power line on the side of the property, crossed a 8-10 foot space between the fence and the building then stabled it to the vinyl/wood siding across the back of our (and 2 other owners) house(s).

Several concerns here:
- damage to siding and potential water damage especially as we enter the winter months (understand damage will take a while but renters will be gone before it happens)
- this is not an authorized easement since it is literally on the side of my/our structure and they did not ask permission to affix it to our properties
- renters eventually leave and new tenants/owner changes to Comcast/other service so there is a dead cable
- If the line is cut due to work we had planned in the area am I/our contractor at fault?

Need to take a close look at the install and discuss impact with the other owners...but would like to hear thoughts from the forum.

Contractors and Subcontractors: Cable Installer Stapled Neighbors New Line to Our Siding

Security Deposits: Roommates Renewed with New Tenants, I Moved Out, Issues with Getting Security Deposit

My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Michigan.

It's a bit of a long story, but I wanted to provide as much information as I could.

I lived in an apartment with 4 total people for two years. One is a "designated tenant" who writes all the security deposit and rent checks and all the housemates pay her their portion. I recently moved out at the end of my lease (August 19th), but before I did, I had been asked by two of the housemates to sign a lease renewal addendum that would allow them to renew the apartment with two new tenants to replace the two of us who were leaving. I had been told when I signed this document that I'd be released from the old lease and had assumed that this meant that I'd get my security deposit back (as in, released from financial responsibility). After checking with the offices a few days before I moved out, I was told they wouldn't and weren't obligated to return ANY or ALL of the security deposit because the lease was technically renewed and that the whole deposit would be returned to the "designated tenant" at the end of the new lease who could then divide it as they please. I requested they do a damage walk-through so we could at least settle up fairly on our own terms. Long story short, this took a while and we were told many conflicting things from the office, but they did do a partial walk-through eventually. They couldn't do a full walk-through because there was furniture in the apartment, but said we could pay them to do a full walk-through.

Anyways, before the walk-through, the designated tenant told me that one of the incoming tenants would reimburse me for the deposit and that they'd actually prefer doing it without the landlord, which stopped me from pressuring the landlord to do a full walk-through and return the whole deposit. After the walk-through, they said there was no damage at the time. I told the two new tenants that we could pay for a full walk-through if they wanted that, but they both said it was unnecessary and that they were okay with the partial walk-through. They also rejected my suggestion of moving the furniture on our own and taking pictures/writing up paperwork about the current condition of the apartment, again saying they were fine to just pay us the deposits without going to more trouble.

One of the new tenants and the other tenant who was leaving exchanged deposits immediately and that was that. The person who's supposed to be paying me had to wait for their parents to transfer money to their account, but it's been a week since I was told I'd get the deposit, and it hasn't shown. I just messaged the new tenant and found out they changed plans without telling me. They now want to have their parents send a check to the designated resident and have her pay me. This would be fine, but they didn't keep me informed, their parents haven't even sent their check yet, and they also rudely reminded me that they weren't "legally" responsible for this security deposit and implied that they might just not pay it. I'd like to believe that they're good people and will pay it because it's morally right, but I have no guarantee, and it's already been 38 days since moving out. I requested that they text me when their parents mail the check, but they're terrible at communication and it's very difficult to get any response at all, let alone get them to message me first about important things. I'm hoping they'll send the check asap and that the designated tenant will pay me immediately, but I'd like to know what my options are if another week goes by and they show no signs of sending a check.

My two main thoughts are: if they (and the designated tenant) refuse to pay back my deposit and have rejected the proposal of having the landlord do a full walk-through can I either a. make the landlord to do a full walk-through and return the entire deposit to the designated tenant (since I was a co-tenant and am now no longer on the lease) or b. take either the designated tenant or the new tenant refusing to pay to a small claims court?

My evidence:
- Group message thread between all new and former tenants where I offer to get the landlord to do a full walk-through, do a full walk-through ourselves and sign an agreement about future damage charges, or just accept the partial walk-through and then exchange deposits (and both new tenants agreed to the final option)
- Messages from the designated tenant telling me that the new tenant would reimburse me for my deposit though this was well after the renewal addendum was signed
- Emails from the landlord saying I was officially "released" from the lease and that the new tenants were added
- Texts from the designated tenant acknowledging that I paid the initial deposit (and I'm sure I could find bank statements to match)

Security Deposits: Roommates Renewed with New Tenants, I Moved Out, Issues with Getting Security Deposit

Suspension and Revocation: Can I Get a California License Under My New Name

My question involves driver's licenses in the State of: Oregon & California

I recently changed my legal name and have not yet changed it through the DMV.
I previously had a suspension under my previous legal name & currently have unresolved fines.

I am moving to California in 3 days and am wondering if I would be able to get a license there under my new name?

PLEASE HELP!!!

Suspension and Revocation: Can I Get a California License Under My New Name

Unlawful Presence and Overstay What is the Maximum Overstay Allowed Under SEVIS

I am an international student and due to some health reasons I could not give some of my exams for the summer and ended up have a big gpa deficit that resulted in the cancellation of my next semesters classes and the SEVIS. The GPA problem is being solved as I have been given ample time to finish off the exams by the professors. I couldn't reenrol to the university for the semester because I passed the deadline(found out my classes were cancelled on the sixteenth of aug and reenrollment deadline was on the 19th and I wasnt in the town). I have overstayed on my SEVIS for about days figuring out the exams and what to do next. What is the maximum overstay on SEVIS allowed? And could I apply to a community college and take a course for now?Would they be able to sponsor my SEVIS and then I could transfer back to my same university?

I know I have done a stupid thing bringing this up so late but need as much help possible right now.

Unlawful Presence and Overstay What is the Maximum Overstay Allowed Under SEVIS

Trials: No Contest Plea

My question involves criminal law for the state of: in general

How can a judge say before a session at court, that all no contest pleas will result in a conviction. From what I know, all no contest means is that you are not disputing the police report(which i can't understand why any one would do that before reading said report.)

So for instance some one is arrested for vandalism, and the police report reads as follows:

Witnesses saw a white male in his early 20's a batman costume spray paint a smile face on the Lincoln memorial. Arrested suspect blah blah blah at the washington memorial, during a comic convention based on appearance. Suspect identified themselves at request, and then asked for a lawyer. "

Theoretically pleading no contest, when you're arrested for being in a costume at a costume party, should result in the Judge throwing the case out for lack of merit, right.

Interested because every time I've been in s court room the judge says that legally a no contest plea is a request a bench trail with only the facts in hand, and no rebuttals, and that i will find you guilty, which seems very odd.

Trials: No Contest Plea

Spousal Rights and Duties: Temp. Restraining Order

My question involves marriage law for the State of: new jersey
My wife just served me with a temporary restraining order. its full of lies, and yes i have proof. She's getting ready for the divorce in dec.
Do i need to get a lawyer?

Spousal Rights and Duties: Temp. Restraining Order

Licensing: A Question Regarding Pornography on a Well Known and Verified Adult Site

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Abuse and Neglect: Can You Place a "Nanny Cam" in an Assisted Living Facility

My question involves a person located in the state of: PA

My grandmother (who I am POA for) is currently in a skilled nursing facility. She has recently complained of abuse and some other claims which I cannot determine are fabrications due to her dementia, or actually happening. I'm part of a dementia caregivers support group and was suggested by several members to install a "nanny cam" in her room in the facility in order to monitor the situation from home. Is this legal??

Abuse and Neglect: Can You Place a "Nanny Cam" in an Assisted Living Facility

Regulations and Procedures: Child Protective Services, Time Frame the State is Required to Keep Records

sate of Oregon

So this has been a 2 year battle now with the child protective services department and I. For the past 2 years I have been trying to obtain my records from when I was a child, now I'm being told they think the files were destroyed...

How long in the state of Oregon is C.P.S required to keep files? and don't they have some kind of system that keeps a record of witch files they have and have not destroyed?

Also I requested my daughters files as well and all they will give me is what they have electronically am I not allowed to have a copy of the full file?



?

Regulations and Procedures: Child Protective Services, Time Frame the State is Required to Keep Records

If You Are Innocent Until Proven Guilty

Then why is our court system set up to the point where it is often more expensive to fight for your innocence, then it is to in many cases to take the false charge and move on?

To me that's like a business that supposed to be doing X, is setup and runs to do Y, while advertising X.

Again I;m an extremist when it comes to right and wrong, if I'm not wrong I'll go down financially fighting to prove it, but most people don't have the faith and courage it takes to risk what little they have to be like that. Although they should, we only have about 50 good years here, why willingly waste life shackled by false charges.

If You Are Innocent Until Proven Guilty

Suspension and Revocation: My Id Theft, Drivers License Suspension with Fraudulent Cvo on My Acct

My question involves a driver's license issued by the State of SOUTH CAROLINA : IVE FILED POLICE REPORT, FTC HOW DO I GET MY LICENSE REINSTATED AT NO COST TO ME AFTER I NEVER REALLY HAD MY LICENSE SUSPENDED BUT THEY HAVE RUINED ME AFTER ID THEFT WHERE A CVO WAS POSTED ON MY ACCOUNT WITH NO FEE'S TO PAY AS IT LOOKS LIKE THIS PERSON REALLY DID ME IN. i FOUND OUT ON 9/21/2016 TRAVELING AS A PASSENGER IN SMALL TOWN USA JOHNSONVILLE, SC THERE WERE SIX COPS SURROUNDING THE CAR. MY LITTLE BOY WHO IS SIX AND HAS AUTISM WAS TERRIFIED AS I WAS. MY BOYFRIEND IS A TWIN, HIS TWIN WAS WANTED BY THE NMB POLICE AND THIS CHIEF NEW HE WAS NOT HIS BROTHER .BUT MY FIANCEE HAS HIS ON DL NUMBER, SS NUMBER YET HE WAS DETAINED, HANDCUFFED ABUSED WHILE THE OFFICERS TREATED ME WITH NO DIGNITY, THREATS AND INTIMIDATION, WORST TREATMENT IN MY LIFE, MY SON AND I WERE MADE TO WALK FOUR MILES AND NO SHOES FOR MY SON AFTER AT FIRST I NEEDED SOMEONE TO COME DRIVE ME TO THEN THEY WANT TO SEARCH MY CAR, MY BF TOLD THEM THEY HAD NO REASON TO SEARCH YET HE SAID I OWN THIS TOWN.THIS WAS THE MOST EVIL COP IN MY LIFE, HE TOLD ME TO SHUT UP LITTLE GIRL. I AM 47, THEY TORE THE INSIDE OF MY CAR AND TRUNK TORE IT UP . THEY KEPT MY FIANCEES PRESCRIPTION, TORE THE INSIDE OF MY CAR TRUNK UP. EVEN MY ROOF FABRIC TORN BACK FOR NOTHING AT ALL, . NEVER IN MY LIFE COULD I DREAM THIS WOULD HAPPEN TO ME IN JOHNSONVILLE , SC PASSING THRU AS A PASSENGER. FIRST HE SAID MY INS WAS NO GOOD TO MY INS WAS FINE. MY DL SUSPENDED WITH OUT MY KNOWLEDGE A TICKET $300.00 PLUS MY AUTO WAS IMPOUNDED AND I HAD TO HIRE SOMEONE TO DRIVE BACK TO ME. NOW STATE FARM WANTS TO CANCEL ME. I NEED MY LICENSE BACK. THE POLICE CHIED TORE MY CAR UP SEARCHING IT, I WAS ACCUSED OF BUYING OR SELLING PILLS , MY CHILD AND I TREATED HORRIBLE.MY INS COMPANT NOW WILL CANCEL IF IR CANT BE FIXED BY TODAY .PLEASE AND HOW TO GET THE CITY TO REFUND MY MONEY, mFOWLER , MICHELLECAPPS111@GMAIL.COM

Suspension and Revocation: My Id Theft, Drivers License Suspension with Fraudulent Cvo on My Acct

Background Checks: How Often is Someone Denied a Job Becuase of Bankruptcy/ Poor Credit

My question involves labor and employment law for the state of: Texas

Background Checks: How Often is Someone Denied a Job Becuase of Bankruptcy/ Poor Credit