I recieved a letter from car insurance saying they closed my claim. I am still under doctor care. I dont understand why my uninsured/underinsured doesnt cover.
answered on Jan 13, 2022
If you own a car, as Mr. Scolblionko says, the medical part of that insurance pays your medical bills. If you don't own a car but live with a relative that does, their car's medical insurance will pay the bills. If you don't own a car, the other persons car insurance--if that can be... View More 
beccause of his charges and had he not been out of jail in the first placed my BF would be alive and that this time he wasn't getting out n denied bail can we sue nc for WD
answered on Dec 23, 2021
There are problems when a person has been allowed out on bail, as that is generally not a decision that will result in tort liability however you need to consult an attorney in North Carolina to determine your rights under the laws of your state. Look for an attorney who is a member of the North... View More
And they were on me. I have lived here for 5 years and I've never seen any cops. Pull anybody over for anything.
I never heard anyone anywhere getting pulled over for this is this a reason to get pulled over????
answered on Oct 14, 2021
Plead not guilty. You weren't driving on the roadway--you were manoevering your vehicle.
I received a written warning in a company car. I live in PA and the written warning is in MD. Will the written warning show up on my driving record? If not, is there any way my company could find out about the written warning? I am also unsure of when anything would show up on a driving record. Any... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2021
That or the owner. Contact an attorney who handles sexual harassment; also you can file a complaint with the Pa. Human Rights Commission.
The new landlord states that my lease is not valid because my old landlord renewed my lease after they came into an agreement. Now he has raised my rent an extra $250 a month starting November 1st. I live in Pennsylvania - can he do that? My rental agreement was year to year and wasn't to be... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2021
A lot depends on dates. What they are saying may hold if they gave you notice. If they didn't, then you may be able to claim under the old lease. Alternately, you could have a claim against the old landlord as he created an agreement when he lacked the power to perform under the agreement.... View More
have to reapply for my current position?
answered on Oct 14, 2021
Why they have labor unions.
They would have to continue your unemployment benefits. As to your rights, suggest you contact a member of the Pennsylvania Association for Justice who handles employment issues. They give free consults.
I'm teenagers aunt shes 15
answered on Oct 14, 2021
It is possible, if they are willing to relinquish their rights, but the parties really need an attorney--it's not d.i.y.
My dad got a business loan from the previous owner of said business in 2005. Regular payments have been made to the lender since. My dad recently died and now the lender said the balance was supposed to be paid over 7 years ago and wants the rest of his money from me.
answered on Oct 14, 2021
You are not responsible for the debts of your father. Tell the lender to submit the debt to the estate.
However, if the loan isn't personal but a business loan, if the business is up and running it can be submitted to them.
Jot down each time they call, who you speak to, the... View More
I was ticketed through the mail in March of 2020, I contested it, received an initial court date in January of 2021. The DJ stated that she would need the officer who actually ticketed me on resubmitted my court date, telling me it would be a few weeks. My court is set for Nov 30th and I am... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2021
Yes, but do you have reason to believe it was someone else?
I was plead guilty at the court hearing today. My question is, do I have to pay the fines or file for an appeal? I don't know if it will show on my record. I have a driver's learner permit from Maryland but the incident happened here in Pennsylvania.
answered on Oct 14, 2021
If you had the proof you shouldn't have been penalized if you gave the proof within 5 days
g) Defenses.--
(1) No person shall be convicted of failing to produce proof of financial responsibility under this subchapter or section 3743 (relating to accidents involving damage to... View More
Good morning. I hope all is well with you.
I am establishing a legal entity in the United States in the state of Wyoming. In the Operating Agreement, I need to include information about the partners, which includes the place of residence. For an American, I have to include the street, city,... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2021
For some reason this is listed in Pennsylvania. You need to relist in the Wyoming section. However, chances are, you need to speak with a corporations specialist in Wyoming.
Certain states limit partnership for certain activities to resident foreigners.
As to the foreign... View More
The cemetery where my grandparents are interred have informed me that I cannot do this.
answered on Oct 14, 2021
The cemetary has their own rules. You don't necessarily have a right to inter remains wherever you wish. If it's a church run cemetary talk to the priest or religious official of that church.
Be considered mail tampering. I have received the letter 1444c three times to my forwarded address but they returned the payment for the notice three times they know what they are doing and I want to know if I could perhaps file a complaint against that post office or whoever is in charge ect.
answered on Oct 14, 2021
No. They are not supposed to forward certain things. You need to be sure that the IRS and the government have your proper address. Discuss this with your Congressperson--they have information on how you can get your payments.
I was cited "failed to drive within a single lane and or movement from lane was not made safely" by a state trooper. I plead not guilty to that citation in July. Today I receive notice that my license will be suspended tomorrow due to failing to respond to the same citation and lists the... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2021
Get all the paperwork in the docket for #1 & #2. Make copies and keep the originals.
If service of the complaint for #1 is identical, then it is an error. If he refiled for some reason and that was served on you then the issue is one of non response.
Not sure why your license... View More
The officers in question, while preparing the body for transport to the medical examiner, dragged the man down the stairs and his girlfriend watched as he made impact upon each stair, they then pretended to take care once they noticed they were in our line of sight. One officer in particular was... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2021
It's not clear if that would be abuse of a corpse, but you may have a claim depending on a variety of factors. Contact an attorney in your area.
answered on Oct 14, 2021
Let the criminal process take it's course. If your son was hurt and you have medical bills the Crime Victims Compensation Act may pay for them.
I have contacted him 3 times this past week trying to get the rest of my stuff and he keeps telling me I can't come out to get it. I have several text messages with him arguing with me. I don't want a fight; just want my stuff.
answered on Oct 14, 2021
Why not contact the local police. He can't hold your items hostage.
I have pictures of the sidewalk and my face and leg where I was injured. And to be honest I just wanted them to fix my phone and iPad that broke when I fell. But the lady told me to get my lawyer to call there’s. I went to take pictures a week later. I couldn’t stop shaking and my left eye has... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2021
If you haven't already, go see a doctor. As far as the sidewalk, in Pennsylvania it's a split responsibility between the town and the owner of the property (if it's not the town). Contact an attorney who is a member of the Pennsyvlania Assn for Justice in the town. They give free... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2021
You need to hire an attorney. This isn't d.i.y., and a good attorney can hopefully get it dismissed.
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