there is 1 for cosmetics .I own similar name and want to do fashion,1 for shoes.(not same 2 letters difference, wich is my domainname) can is still make a trademark for both domains or not ?
answered on Nov 12, 2015
Not enough facts are given for this confusing question.
Can my husband get any of it in divorce?
answered on Nov 12, 2015
Go see a local family attorney for a full discussion.
Last year I fell in a account that I am a sale man for. I reported it immediately. The doctor took an xray and put Me on light duty for a week stating it was a muscle strain. A little more than half a year later my back starts bothering me again. I mentioned it to my boss. A week later I went to my... View More 
answered on Nov 12, 2015
Not enough facts are given. The only answer we can give is perhaps.
I was arrested for violation of probation while on deferred prosecution in 2006. Zero action has been taken by the state since then. I know that if there is not a file stamped violation report on file with the clerk state loses jurisdiction to act on the matter.Where else might there be a copy of... View More
answered on Nov 12, 2015
Perhaps. Maybe the probation officer has a copy, and maybe it was never filed.
That cps send the picture to and said the doctors said it was extreme force.....that's how cps substantiated it.....but there is no medical report. ...so basically cps lied. What can I do to get the charges dropped on my husband?
answered on Nov 12, 2015
Hire a private criminal defense attorney. The attorney will investigate all the facts and circumstances and make a decision on how to proceed.
answered on Nov 12, 2015
Yes, they are consenting adults. The state has much bigger fish to fry than prosecuting people for criminal laws which are outdated.
answered on Nov 12, 2015
Being prosecuted is what you are looking at. Get a private criminal defense attorney on your side. The attorney will learn all the facts and circumstances and make decisions about how to proceed in defending you.
answered on Nov 12, 2015
It is illegal to kill people, but there might be a defense of duress.
A clerk has found there to be probable cause
answered on Nov 12, 2015
You hire an attorney. The burden of proof rests solely on the shoulders of the commonwealth. The defendant does not have to prove or disprove a single fact. The attorney cross examines the accuser and points out a conflict in the evidence in doing so. Reasonable doubt can arise from the evidence... View More
What physical element would have to be proven here in order to make this not a crime?
answered on Nov 12, 2015
You have not given enough facts here, and the question appears to be a hypothetical one. Who says that a criminal defendant has to prove or disprove anything at all?
Also can I go to cout alone im 16? Im in mount airy nc
answered on Nov 12, 2015
You need to get an attorney. The attorney will learn all the facts and circumstances and will represent you accordingly.
I pressed charges on my ex after he destroyed all of my stuff. He is on probation for theft and a dui. Theft was a misdemeanor. He was charged with theft today for destroying all of my stuff. The night we broke up i was told by police to come back the next day with them to get the rest of my stuff... View More
THEY ARENT GIVING US ANY MORE INFORMATION THAN THAT. WHAT CAN WE DO TO FIND OUT MORE. HOW CAN WE HELP HIM? HE WAS ARRESTED ON TUESDAY, AND IS AWAITING COURT TOMORROW OR FRIDAY, THEY DID SAY HE HAD TO HAVE COURT WITHIN 72 HOURS OR THEY'D HAVE TO RELEASE HIM.
answered on Nov 12, 2015
You need to hire a private criminal attorney to help him.
Compliance Officer claims he received a call from "anonymous" neighbor who complained about my pool not being properly maintained and my home being subdivided which is not true. Officer is requesting home inspection (interior/ exterior). Tired of inspections ( insurance, County, etc) and... View More
answered on Nov 12, 2015
Many more facts are needed before an answer can be given. The best thing to do is have a full discussion with a local real estate attorney.
The non-custodial parent is rarely compliant with paying child support. There were no payments sent from May 2015 through August 2015. A few payments were received in September, but the last payment was made 09/17/15. The non-custodial parent said that he would be making a payment around 11/15/15.... View More
My dayghter has always wanted to live with me(her mom). My daughter is a sophmore in high school and she wants to go to college where i live, in Michigan. But in order to avoid out of state fees you have to live in the state for about a year. But she wants to move as soon as possible and always... View More
answered on Nov 12, 2015
The mother needs to ask more questions than this, to an attorney, face to face, for a full discussion. The choice of the child is only one of many factors, and if there is no substantial change in circumstances since the final judgment, she the mother will lose. So, it does not matter how long it... View More
When I rescued my male dog from animal control he was in perfect condition. Great health my vet said so her self. About a month later I took him back to animal control to get him neutered. That's the policy, so I did. I brought him in at 8am he was home by 1 pm. He did good the first day. Then... View More
answered on Nov 12, 2015
No, you cannot sue in my opinion from what you have written. Take care of the dog is what you should do.
My fiance is not on workmans comp but his job is giving him a helper to lift beer and put it away, he is still driving the druck, taking the beer off the truck with a pallet jack, and checking it in. So since he has a helper they are docking his pay
answered on Nov 11, 2015
The employer is already doing this, right? So, in order to find out whether this is legal, you would probably have to go to a labor lawyer, and they charge just for an office conference as far as I know. Would it be worth it to pay an attorney to do the necessary research into whether this can be... View More
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