Registering a Vehicle: Gave Car to Daughter Filled Out Transfer of Liability She Never Registered Car

My question involves vehicle registration or title in the state of: California.
I bought a Volvo in 2012 and ended up giving it to my daughter. I transferred ownership to her and sent in a the transfer and release of liability. She couldn't get the car going and never registered it in her name. 3 years later , last September she sold the car to some loser for $100. He never registered the car in his name. She sent in a transfer and release of liability. So this guy abandoned the car and it was towed. In February or March I got a letter from a towing co. saying they had the car and I was the last registered owner and they were going to sell it. I didn't pay much attention as I figure I wasn't liable for the vehicle. Anyway they sold the car to pick and pull and now a collection agency is coming at me for $3800! I went to the D.M.V today and they said the car was junked so I had to ask Sacramento for registration information. I filled the form out online and it didn't work.. D.M.V told me both transfers of liability were there. Any advise would be appreciated.

Registering a Vehicle: Gave Car to Daughter Filled Out Transfer of Liability She Never Registered Car

Travel and Recreation: Laws on Confiscating Ids (Tx, Ca, Nv)

My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: TEXAS, CALIFORNIA, and NEVADA

I am about to turn 21 and am planning a trip out of state. I look really young and I'm short, I would say I look about 18-19, but definitely not 21. I'm worried about going out of state and attempting to buy drinks and bartenders thinking my ID is fake (seeing as I look young, I've changed my hair, and it's an out of state ID). I've heard stories from my friends about people thinking their IDs are fake and taking them up.

Does an ID belong to a person or the state? Is it legal to confiscate an ID (thinking it's fake)??? Obviously I know all the information on my ID since it's real, but I'm sure you can make a fake ID with your real information, so does that really prove anything if I can state my address, zip, DOB, DL number? Since mine is not a fake and I will be of drinking age when I go, if they try and take up my ID what should I do? (I'd rather not wait around for cops to come around to prove my age, that's quite embarrassing and a waste of my time when at that point I'd rather just take my ID and go somewhere else...)

Thanks for your help!

Travel and Recreation: Laws on Confiscating Ids (Tx, Ca, Nv)

Collection and Enforcement: Child's Bank Account Being Seized

My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Pa, can my ex take my child's bank account? (the child is not his) I received a letter to seize her account (she is 6)

Collection and Enforcement: Child's Bank Account Being Seized

Bail, Bond and Pretrial Release How Long Does the Enforcement Agency Have to Serve an Arrest Warrant

My question involves criminal law for the state of: South Carolina. I was wondering how long does an officer have to serve an arrest warrant in South Carolina, when the arrest occurred during a traffic stop?
Here's the situation. My husband was arrested in a traffic stop and booked in the jail on what we'll call Day 1. He didn't get to go to bond court until what we'll call Day 3 (2 days after the arrest occurred). Every time I asked why he wasn't going to bond court (which is held twice a day, 7 days a week) on Days 1 and 2, I was told that it was because the arresting officer's hadn't completed or served his arrest warrant. By the morning of Day 3, he still was not on the list for bond court, so, I asked why? Then I was told that it was because of the Holiday weekend (because that Monday was a Holiday), they didn't have a judge to sign the arrest warrant. I was a little confused because there was a judge at bond court twice a day since his arrest that could have signed the arrest warrant, weekend, holiday or not. Surprisingly, he finally went to bond court on Day 3, was issued a bond, I paid it, and he was released.

It is my understanding that SC code 17-15-30(2), states that law enforcement has to turn in the arrest warrant and criminal record before bond court, within 24 hour period. However, they went beyond 24 hours making excuses. Well, when I looked in to the public case record, I found that his arrest date was changed to Day 2 (which if he were arrested on Day 2, it would have fallen in the 24 hour period). But the fact remains, they changed the arrest date in the record. Now, if I had done that, I would be held accountable.

So, am I reading the statute wrong? Did the law pull illegal strings by changing the arrest date because of the 24 hour period?

Bail, Bond and Pretrial Release How Long Does the Enforcement Agency Have to Serve an Arrest Warrant

Traffic Lane Violations: Carpool Violation I405 in Wa

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

A couple things I noticed:
The WSP Officer signed the statement on 5/31, incident occurred on 5/26. Also noticed he said the tabs expire on 12/28/15 (they dont, luckily). Discovery was sent 7/12, and received 7/15/16. I'm not sure if there's any slam dunk here.

I've seen threads Blewis has posted on how the Officer doesn't cite which subsection of a law the driver has been cited with, thus making it unreasonably hard to create a defense.

I wondered about the time issue, as that location is not HOV past 7:30 at night, at the time on the infraction is 7:40. But I believe that is autofilled using 24 hour time. I'd love to find a hole in the Officer's Report as it's boiler plate, but I'm not seeing one!

Thanks all.

Traffic Lane Violations: Carpool Violation I405 in Wa

Settling a Debt: Received First Bill from Services Received 1 1/2 Years Ago

My question involves collection proceedings in the State of: Tennessee
Am I legally responsible for a bill that I received 1 year and 4 months after service? We had paid all bills (at least I thought we did) related to a fall my wife had in March of 2015. Out of the clear blue, the ER sent us a bill stating they had reached an agreement with the insurance company and the balance due is $665. We were never billed for this originally until now and completely unaware we had anything outstanding in regards to this accident. Any advise?

Settling a Debt: Received First Bill from Services Received 1 1/2 Years Ago

Traffic Accidents: Questions,

My question involves an injury that occurred in the state of: New Jersey.

I was in a car accident in a no fault state and not sure if it affects my question. I was scheduled for an ime (independent medical examination) and showed up for the appointment but found out it was cancelled by the third party company who scheduled it on behalf of insurance co. Earlier this year I had surgery for the injury sustained from accident which was approved by insurance co. I notified the parallel who works with the attorney who stated it was odd that we weren't notified and that it was suddenly cancelled. I haven't heard back from the attorney yet.

Has anyone heard of this? Is it normal? Should I be concerned?

TIA!

Traffic Accidents: Questions,