Repossession: Down Payment

My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: hi I live in the state of Oregon I sold my 89 Toyota Pickup 4 wheel drive two of a kind you even put a down payment 1020 down on it and was supposed to make payments each month on the 15th he missed his payment on the 15th and he give us a call then he told us he was going to pay us on the 21st then he did not show up and pay her at work so I repossess the truck my question is do I have to give back the down payment of the truck

Repossession: Down Payment

Civil Rights Issues: Warrant Issued Without Having Court

My question involves civil rights in the State of: Mississippi

We live in the county, on 5 acres. Our neighbors have 10-15 dogs. We have no leash law so obviously the dogs run free. These dogs have charged at us, growled at us, ate 5 kittens on our back porch, we can't even walk to our mailbox. They have one dog that actually bit at our 4 year old son. My husband shot it. The neighbors called the law. The law came and took our statement, didn't write a ticket, said it probably wouldn't go any further. Literally 5 days later my husband has a warrant for his arrest for killing or injuring animals. He wasn't subpoenaed, it was just posted on a website and at the 911 office. I called the Justice Court and they said he wasn't even scheduled for court that a judge can just decide to issue a warrant. Is this legal? He was never charged with anything, hasn't had court, no subpoena, court isn't even scheduled.

Civil Rights Issues: Warrant Issued Without Having Court

Speeding Tickets: "Speeding 73/45" Ticket on Federal National Park Road in Washington - 36 Cfr 4.21(C)

Today I got the first ticket in my life.

I was driving somewhat fast in the evening on a straight empty road inside a national park (Mt. Rainier).
Turns out there was a ranger's car hiding near the road. I did not drive that fast near that car - I've noticed the car on a left-side parking and slowed down to see the markings on the side of the car. After some time a car got behind me and started driving really close. By that time I was driving much slower. I was anxious as I usually drive the speed limit and it pisses of the following drivers. Nevertheless, after some time they finally turned on their lights and I pulled to the shoulder.

I was issued a federal ticket where "Offence charged" is "36 CFR 4.21(c)" and "Offence description" is "Speeding 73/45". The ticket says that I must pay a $305 fee OR appear in court (no court address or date given).

Questions:

1) Would this go anywhere near my criminal record (if I pay the fee)?
2) Can going to court make things worse than just paying the fee (if I pay the fee)?
3) What's the best way to find an attorney to fight the case (I'm fine with paying the fee, but I do not want this to go on record)? Many attorneys work with some specific courts and I do not have any court listed.

Speeding Tickets: "Speeding 73/45" Ticket on Federal National Park Road in Washington - 36 Cfr 4.21(C)

Unemployment Benefits: Collecting Unemployment Real Estate Broker May Get Paid One Time Commission for Lease

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

Sue has been collecting unemployment benefits for about 6 weeks...she is a real estate broker and is asked by a friend to help someone lease a house...for this the broker will be paid a one time commission....if she is entitled to receive $300 per week from unemployment and she receives this one time payment of a commission for $1000, will she lose one week benefits or more or will he be cut off unemployment or what

Unemployment Benefits: Collecting Unemployment Real Estate Broker May Get Paid One Time Commission for Lease

Suspension and Revocation: If You Change You Licence Between States Will It Still Be Suspended

My question involves a driver's license issued by the State of: ACT.
I had my ACT licence suspended for 3 months, because i lost all my demerit points. However i got caught driving with a suspended licence and now have to appear in court. But I was told by some people that they have changed to a NSW licence before so that ACT could only suspend their licence in the ACT and you could still legally drive in NSW. Would this actually work?

Suspension and Revocation: If You Change You Licence Between States Will It Still Be Suspended

Cosigners: Resolve a Cosigner Rights Under California Law

My question involves collection proceedings in the State of: California

I am the cosigner on a student loan.The loans were originally with Sallie Mae and now are held by Navient. They were made while I lived in Illinois about 20 years ago and I now live in California.
The primary signer has an agreement to pay a certain amount monthly to the loan holder.
It is a minimal amount but they did agree to it. However they keep sending me delinquent notices and phone calls constantly. My question is if the primary is paying into the loan as per their agreement am I responsible for any increases in that amount? And do they have a right to sue or garnish my wages.

Cosigners: Resolve a Cosigner Rights Under California Law

Estate Assets and Debts: What Happens if an Heir Who is Occupying a House Disposes of its Contents

My question involves estate proceedings in the state of: California

in the trust it appoints an attorney as the trustee, since the death of our family member we have been waiting for the contest period to pass which is next month.

a family member was given a house free and clear to own, but the house needs to be fixed before he can live there, he choose to stay at another house that was gifted to another family member. no one had any problem with this for the mean time till the contest period was over, then everyone gets what they are suppose to have and that's it.

that family member apparently either stole or threw away literally EVERYTHING in the house that wasn't his including the carpets, furniture, stoves, chandelier's not to mention 3 cars and 1 bass boat. not only that, but that family member hooked up with some lady who he apparently gave authorization to rent the property, and now some stranger is living there.

the tenant said she and the lady who rented the property did cleaning and some repairs. do either of them have rights to want her money back ?

the attorney was saying that he wanted to protect the cars for atleast the last month, but obviously never did it. so now that the house has been stolen and things are missing, who is responsible for the losses ?

the family member who was aware of these things happening or the attorney for not fulfilling his fiduciary duty to protect the house and assets? does it make a difference if the family member was living there ?

thanks.

Estate Assets and Debts: What Happens if an Heir Who is Occupying a House Disposes of its Contents