the gun had no firing pin no barrell no slide no safety mechanisim it was just the shell
answered on Feb 28, 2024
Metal part with serial number is the firearm. Inability to operate is irrelevant. Felon knew he should not touch it. Hire a competent attorney; work at least full time; keep quiet (this is a public forum); stay out of trouble; and hire an attorney. There are other lesser charges... View More
answered on Feb 27, 2024
You are definitely a heir and a next of kin of your Husband, and possibly the sole heir. Consult with an AR attorney to determine heirship. An affidavit of heirship might need to be recorded as a source of title, or assist in transferring car titles. Hopefully you will not need Probate to get... View More
the will reads i get it all he owed back child support
answered on Feb 26, 2024
If you have read a Will that has been admitted to Probate, and you are a significant beneficiary, then hire an attorney to represent you. The child support will be claims against the Estate. Where is the Will? If not probated, then you need to file it. Again, hire an attorney to represent... View More
I have a copy of the police report that states I did have insurance at the time of the accident.
answered on Feb 26, 2024
Police Report is inadmissible heresay. Get a written declaration sheet from 2012 that you had insurance from the carrier by a policy number. Then start sharing a copy of it with the DOS's Financial Responsibility Section. If you got sued, then notify the insurance company to defend you... View More
answered on Feb 27, 2024
Accountings are usually complicated matters. The Affiant makes a sworn statement about where monies have went, and incorporates bank statements, deeds, car titles, stock transactions, etc. as an Exhibit thereto. You need an OR attorney to help you prepare such a serious pleading.
Can I challenge proper use of Quantum Language Parse Syntax Grammar?
Can I challenge jurisdiction?
And should I appear as special witness for myself?
They found drugs in the car.
Amount unknown it wasn't my car or my drugs.
They also gave me a dui.... View More
answered on Feb 23, 2024
Hire an attorney now to prepare for a preliminary hearing, and and motion to suppress evidence if indicted. If the stop and search are legal then your lack of admission is not needed. That is probably a felony besides the DUI which takes your TNDL. Work, stay out of trouble and probably time... View More
Was stolen my grandma said the bank said 200 bucks was issued in my name on a card I don't own anymore
answered on Feb 23, 2024
Apparently you have not been charged yet. So keep quiet, do not admit to anything, and do not post anything else about this on a public forum. If charged, hire an attorney to represent you. It is hard to prove you did nothing, especially when it is your name being used. Yes, charges can... View More
Empty his bank account. She kept all the money. I thought bank could only release funds to me since I filled out small estate affidavit
answered on Feb 23, 2024
Being the Small Estate Affiant gives you standing and a legal duty to marshal up the assets, including a suit for conversion or a criminal theft charge against someone that stole part or all of the property of the next of kin. However the sister may have owned the money in the account. You may... View More
I found this weird as my credit score is 843 and I take pride in it. I called the firm representing whoever put the 679 judgement against me and they said it was for a Rachel. I don't have any clue who this person is and it it was from Naples Fl who I have no one in that area. They just pulled... View More
answered on Feb 22, 2024
If you cannot get this off your record by disputing it with the credit bureaus, then you will need an attorney. That amount of money may not justify the expense. It would help to get a copy of the judgment from the Court it was entered. Then you can talk to the attorney about suit. It the... View More
My will states my husband as Executor, with my son as secondary.
With my son being a non-resident, should I change my Executor directives?
answered on Feb 21, 2024
There is a registration process with the Secretary of State for non-TN personal representatives. However the Will has no effect until testator dies and it is filed for Probate. If you want to change something, then execute a new Will and destroy the present one. Codicils can impute contests.
A successor trustee that's named in the wheel take over the duties and being and being appointed trustee without the courts
answered on Feb 20, 2024
If they agree to the new Successor Trustee taking over the monies, property as Trustee, yes. Otherwise Successor Trustee has a duty to ask for a Court to appoint him as the new Trustee, with orders to any Banks. etc. to transfer to the new Trustee.
Im wondering if I can just pay the ticket and get insurance. Or if I’ll get in more trouble if they find out I actually don’t have it.
answered on Feb 20, 2024
If you do not have insurance at the time of the stop, then it is a crime. However sometimes you can get the charge dismissed with costs if you show up at Court with your new insurance card, registration and TNDL. It would be worth it to hire an attorney to represent you. Conviction for Lack... View More
In the Trust document the Grantor lists a real estate property with the title shown under the name of her single owner LLC, with the intention that real estate property, on her death, would be inherited by me and my brother, who is now Successor Trustee. Title was, and to date, has never changed... View More
answered on Feb 20, 2024
Hire a competent MO attorney to search the title and draft the deed out of the LLC. He will have to abide by MO LLC Statutes and probably have all successors in interest of the LLC convey as grantors as well as the Successor Trustee, which must have precise language to be enforceable. Make sure... View More
2013 I had DUI I plead guilty was sentenced and put on probation I violated probation for not going to probation and then was sentenced again and probation was terminated one yr later I caught a charge and was sentenced to 6 mo for vop that I was no longer on and was terminated court records have... View More
answered on Feb 20, 2024
Why did your lawyer not move to dismiss the redundant conviction? Whether the convictions were in General Sessions or Criminal Court has some bearing on how to address it. But apparently you did nothing but go to jail. You might correct the record now and expunge the nonexistent conviction,... View More
Land purchased by me in Texas as minor many years ago; my mother was on original document. I added my husband after our marriage 10 yrs later. Land was part of southwest scheme to take $ from people, never thought we'd be able to sell. My husband is deceased. I am ORIGINAL owner of this land.... View More
answered on Feb 19, 2024
The SSN will get a reported capital gain to the IRS. The other items requested have to do with proving your source of title. If you do not wish to comply with them, ask for another title company or title insurance company to handle your transaction. Your potential will has no bearing on this... View More
His Tow Truck business. So what is a list of liability, taxes and other legal issues my husband will need to consider first before letting the friend put his name as owner?? My husband will have nothing to do with the business.
answered on Feb 19, 2024
You husband is potentially liable for all torts caused by or taxes incurred by the towing business. Unless he gets paid alot, he probably should not get involved with such a one sided business where one partner gets all the cash and the landowner partner gets all the liabilities.
answered on Feb 19, 2024
Will has no effect until testatrix dies and her will is filed for Probate. It can be changed or destroyed anytime before her death. Apparently family member improved her land as a gift. Hopefully he can remove it still.
I bought a house and paid all cost now to remove someone andadd my wife imust pay again
answered on Feb 19, 2024
Not sure of your question...But it appears that you got a deed, which is a title transfer. However
the property is apparently occupied by someone else. Grantee takes title subject to any rights of possession. Your grantor may have breached a title covenant in the deed. It will be... View More
I tried to look info up on chk and it sent me to your website. I also received a text message about it. I'm so confused
answered on Feb 19, 2024
You will need to ask the union to reissue another check in exchange for the allegedly faulty one. Or deposit it into another bank. But first be sure you have not done anything wrong. You may need to consult with an attorney as apparently your bank is wanting to prosecute you, and any forgery... View More
Has renters and are operating a daycare. The traffic has gotten crazy. Problem is they are destroying the dirt road and no one will help with repairs, upkeep, etc. what are my options?
answered on Feb 16, 2024
I assume your road is actually a joint permanent use easement. If so, then a title search may disclose maintenance duties. If just an easement by implication or otherwise, then there are probably no defined restrictions. Then at best, you would need a GA attorney to sue for property damages, of... View More
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