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0 Answers | Asked in Child Custody and Child Support for Alabama on
Q: Can DHR stop your child support payments from coming in if they have put your children somewhere else & a safety plan

is put in place, or does the paying parent have to stop the payments?

1 Answer | Asked in Land Use & Zoning and Real Estate Law for Alabama on
Q: Have a prescriptive easement, but my neighbor spent $3,500 on a survey so they could arrest me, a pattern of harassment.

Four times exonerated by same Neighbors. This is the 5th. And they had to spend $3,500 on a survey on a cold winter night, then roped off & put up cameras and no trespassing signs on my only known access to my home where I've lived for 30 years. The previous owner did not honor previous... View More

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answered on Apr 24, 2024

You will need to hire an AL attorney to file a Declaratory Judgment suit, and possible injunction. It is not cheap nor easy. You need to gather witnesses now. Otherwise your easement will be terminated.

0 Answers | Asked in Family Law for Alabama on
Q: I am 16 years old and I am dealing with emotional neglect at home and I don't know what to do about it.

the thing about it is that I've tried to talk to them about it specifically my dad and he doesn't seem to be doing anything about it. I've confided in my JROTC sergeant and my counselors but nothing seems to be done. my home situation has become unbearable, coming home doesn't... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Family Law for Alabama on
Q: What to do if a teenager (16) refuses to speak to or visit his father.

1. Custody : Primary= Mom, Dad has visitation. Joint legal.

2. Custody schedule: Every thursday overnight, every other weekend from friday-monday AM

3. Two children, 12 and 17

Issue: Dad is alcoholic and can be verbally abusive, often attempting verbal arguments late into... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Civil Rights for Alabama on
Q: Expressing first amendment be disorderly conduct

Where is the line between expressing freedom of speech when talking to a police officer you disagree with and disorderly conduct? Ex: “f*ck you” etc. when does it become illegal?

0 Answers | Asked in Civil Rights for Alabama on
Q: Is it legal to film inside police station in alabama

Is it legal to film the parking lot, cars in parking lot, exterior and interior of the police station and people inside the police station? In Alabama

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Q: Is it legal to film inside police station in alabama

Is it legal to film the parking lot, cars in parking lot, exterior and interior of the police station and people inside the police station? In Alabama

0 Answers | Asked in Animal / Dog Law for Alabama on
Q: Can I legally shoot my neighbors dogs for attacking me on my property?

My neighbors have an aggressive small dog that has not only attacked me 2 times but has even gone after my 2 year old and my outside cats as well as people just walking down the road. We have video proof of this and have informed the front office that they refuse to leash these dogs and it is... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Contracts for Alabama on
Q: What should I do if my husband unexpectedly passed away and I did all of the cremation authorization paperwork, but had

Them change the actual authorization/ contract to state that the funeral home would take out 5 bags of my spouses ashes for me to personally pick up and I agreed his mother could have the remainder. Well after a little time passed I was told by another friend that my mother in law already had the... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Business Law, Contracts and Tax Law for Alabama on
Q: Can taking money out of a platform like Second Life constitute running a business at home?

If someone withdraws money from their Linden Labs Second Life account and into their PayPal, then they transfer it from there to their bank account, is this a hobby or a business? Or is it just self-employment or free lancing? If they do this without a privlage license, business license, and/or... View More

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answered on Apr 20, 2024

Whether taking money out of a platform like Second Life constitutes running a business from home depends on several factors, including the frequency of transactions, the amount of money involved, and whether these activities are carried out with the intent to make a profit. If you engage in regular... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law for Alabama on
Q: Why might someone be charged with TOP 4th-THEFT-FROM BANKING INSTITUTION-$500 OR LESS?

I understand that TOP 4th degree is a class a misdemeanor, I'm just wondering what the "from banking institution" could potentially mean.

2 Answers | Asked in Real Estate Law and Tax Law for Alabama on
Q: Can I bury my husband's ashes on my land? Hueytown, Al.

My husband died in 2019, I've had his ashes here since then. Can I bury him under the willow tree in the backyard?

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answered on Apr 19, 2024

In Alabama, there are no state laws prohibiting the burial of cremated remains on private property. However, it's important to check with your local government, such as the county or city, to ensure there are no local ordinances or zoning regulations that would prevent you from burying your... View More

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0 Answers | Asked in Employment Law for Alabama on
Q: ex: you work for a dept for the city 40 hrs. why can you not work for another dept through the temp agy at a lower rate

someone who works for the city in one department wants to help another dept. that is short staffed over the weekends. Why can they not work through the city temp services at the rate for that position? They would not be getting overtime, no comp time built up, not even making what he does in... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law, Real Estate Law, Civil Rights and Landlord - Tenant for Alabama on
Q: How can someone who you have a verbal contract with have you charged with criminal trespassing on property that you are

Living at and have been for almost a year. Both people living in the house are disabled and have gotten behind on rent but the owner of the house wanted to move someone in with us and was constantly com to the house between 8 pm and midnight, harassing us threatening to put us out. Also her son... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Civil Litigation for Alabama on
Q: Can my home be held for 3 years after my brother was murdered in it?

The house has been broken into 3-4 time contaminating and evidence that remains..

0 Answers | Asked in Medical Malpractice for Alabama on
Q: a medmal suit filed by sibling re moms death left out my siblings as plaintiffs. do we file our own suit

this suit was filed out of my state where my mother was given crushed pills while semi-conscious caused aspiration

0 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law for Alabama on
Q: What does fugitive from justice prior to requisition mean in layman terms? What are the requirements

I’m assuming this charge is for someone on probation and is accused by a credible someone I inside of State A that they believe the dependent committed a crime in state B?

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