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Q: What does a 'Crim/Traffic Mandatory' speeding ticket in MN mean, and do I need a lawyer?
I received a speeding ticket in Minnesota for driving 100 mph in a 70 mph zone. The weather was clear, and I wasn't maneuvering aggressively or weaving through traffic. My driving record is generally clean, with my last ticket being in 2017. The citation mentions 'Crim/Traffic... View More 
Thomas C Gallagher
answered on Jul 24, 2026
answered on Jul 24, 2026
A somewhat new Minnesota law makes a speeding conviction for over 100 miles per hour trigger a six-month license revocation. In these cases, a common goal is to avoid the “over 100 mph” speeding conviction. Sometimes a police officer will have a RADAR reading of a speed over 100, but write on... View More
Q: Injured shoulder at closed school, options for medical bills in Texas?
I injured my shoulder at a closed school in Texas and have been to the hospital four times because my shoulder came out of place. Each time it took six people to set it back. It's been four months, and I still can't lift my arm and suffer from a lot of pain. I haven't been able to... View More
John Michael Frick
answered on Jul 24, 2026
answered on Jul 24, 2026
It depends on exactly how you injured your shoulder. A property owner is not an insurer for all injuries that occur on the premises. A property owner can be legally responsible for injuries caused by a dangerous condition the property owner created or by a concealed dangerous condition that the... View More
Q: Can my daughter choose to live with her dad despite his behavior? (Texas)
I have a question regarding the custody of my 14-year-old daughter who is currently living with her father in Texas. Originally, we had a divorce decree from 2014 granting joint custody, with her primarily residing with me. Due to a recent move, I agreed to let her live with her father as she... View More
John Michael Frick
answered on Jul 24, 2026
answered on Jul 24, 2026
Yes, a judge can and most likely will consider those circumstances. The judge will likely consider all relevant evidence in making a decision about what custody arrangements are in the best interests of your 14-year old daughter.
Because of the interstate aspects of your particular case,... View More
Q: How can I terminate my commercial lease early due to HVAC issues?
I'm leasing a commercial property in Texas, and my lease agreement is set to end on February 28, 2027. I'm considering terminating the lease early because the property manager has failed to make necessary adjustments to the HVAC system on Saturdays, which is affecting my business... View More
John Michael Frick
answered on Jul 24, 2026
answered on Jul 24, 2026
Apart from enforcing the parties' agreement as contained in their written lease agreement, there are few legal protections outside the terms of the lease to protect commercial landlords or tenants. In many cities, however, building code requirements specify that certain spaces occupied by... View More
Q: Is my sugar dating business in NJ legally compliant?
I'm seeking legal advice because I want to ensure I'm not violating any laws. For about the past year, I've been self-employed using sugar dating platforms. My profiles state that I'm looking for a long-term, discreet arrangement and paid companionship. Before meeting anyone, I... View More
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answered on Jul 24, 2026
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The below is general considerations. The matter you present is hyper fact specific and cannot be answered based on the information provided.
Based on the facts you've described, there is no way to determine definitively whether your conduct violates New Jersey law. The legal analysis... View More
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