It means there is already a child support case open.
PLEASE NOTE THAT I AM A GEORGIA ATTORNEY. THIS RESPONSE ADDRESSES THE ISSUE ONLY IN THE CONTEXT OF GEORGIA LAW. IF THE ISSUE INVOLVES LAW FROM OTHER STATES, PLEASE CONTACT AN ATTORNEY IN THAT SPECIFIC STATE. Okay. First, unless your name is actually on the deed you won't need to do... Read more »
It now has been approximately 2 months since I was told to wait until the background check is complete. I have reached out to the hiring company several times for an update. I know I have a clean background including no drugs, but they have not been cooperative as to my start date. Hopefully, you... Read more »
A job offer letter is typically not the same as an employment contract that may guarantee you a certain start date. Unless you have an employment contract that provides for a set start date by which you will begin work and begin receiving compensation, there is nothing you can do but wait until... Read more »
You should discuss it with your attorney.
That would likely be a conflict of interest, and that attorney would not be permitted to represent you.
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A judge could order such a thing, depending on the facts of the case, which the judge would take into account before making such a judgment. You may want to consult with an attorney who can review the case in detail and provide you with feedback.
family member was arrested for DUI. She was on probation for a previous offense (DUI) although it was reduced to reckless driving. Does the probation officer ultimately make the decision on whether the individual is released or not?
These are two cases, the new DUI and the old one, and each case gives the government an independent, though related, claim on holding your family member in custody.
On the new DUI, the probation officer cannot prevent a bond from being granted.
On the old DUI/reckless, the probation... Read more »
It is a misdemeanor offense, punishable by a maximum of 12 months in custody and a $1,000 fine.
Beyond the criminal penalties, you are also exposed to civil tort liability (a lawsuit) for any injuries or property damage caused by the unlicensed person you permitted to drive your vehicle.... Read more »
The prosecutors have no evidence besides the fact that I knew where the key was. (Under the front door mat)
They said I pawned it off. I have never been to any pawn shops ever.
Can I ask the detective to swab for fingerprints because I know I never touched it?
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You need to contact a criminal attorney immediately.
Although it is not a crime to serve process on a minor, doing so likely goes against the procedures outlined in the Georgia's Civil Practice Act. Depending on the set of circumstances involved in the case will determine what procedure needs to be followed. If the lawsuit is against a minor,... Read more »
He has filed a claim as if he had o responsibility, even tho our contract says different
Without more information on the circumstances surrounding the dispute, a complete answer cannot be given. However, filing a motion to dismiss can be done for a variety of reasons and is case specific. Therefore, It is highly recommended that you contact an attorney that specializes in civil suits.... Read more »
I found the car not too long ago abandoned, just as he abandoned the family. He is an alcoholic with many DUI's and domestic charges. He won't be driving anytime soon. Plus I am being told he moved out of state. I need money, he has not paid any child support. I have our marriage... Read more »
You can only sell a car if it is titled in your name. If it isn't, then a divorce court will have to award you the car prior to you selling it.
Early this year I noticed mold and what appeared to be black mold in my office at work. Prior to that and after that I've had tons of respiratory problems including coughing, sore throat, shortness of breath, headache etc. In June, I reported the mold to my director both in my office and the... Read more »
A Georgia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. Based on your description, this looks like it arose in the course of your employment. One option is to see if you could arrange a free initial consult with a Georgia workers' comp attorney. It's possible... Read more »
Is it true that I will have to sell my house if I purchased it before marriage, I’ve paid the mortgage for 15 years with no help , I added him to my deed upon getting married , we have a child that’s in college… can I keep my property?
It is not a foregone conclusion that you will have to sell your house. Refinancing may be an option, or an exchange of other marital assets in lieu of accumulated equity. You need to speak to an attorney who will be able to look at exact numbers so they can give you specific advice.
I came home her boyfriend was there I broke a chair he called the cops and left they arrested me for criminal trespass
You have asked if you can be arrested for something when you’ve already been arrested for it. So clearly the answer is yes. The real concern is whether you can be convicted. I would need to know more facts about the case, but it sounds like a winnable case for you.
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No. An action may be dismissed by the plaintiff, without order or permission of the court, by filing a written notice of dismissal at any time before the first witness is sworn in at a trial.
FAIL TO NOTIFY OWNER/FIXED OBJ STRUCK (40-6-272). I was picked up by ambulance and taken to the hospital. The policeman gave me a ticket while I was lying down in the ambulance for not contacting the owner of the vehicle I hit. Can I dispute this ticket and have the ticket removed from my record?
Based on the facts presented, you should absolutely dispute this ticket. You need to be careful, however, as the most glaring error on this ticket is one that can easily be corrected by a competent prosecutor.
Please contact my office if you would like further assistance.
We don’t have assists or kids to split and have not been together for over 12 years
Generally, the state where you got married is not a factor in where the divorce is filed. You file for divorce in the State where you/your spouse are currently living. Some states have residency requirements. In Georgia, you need to live here at least 6 months prior to filing.
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Does this mean that I have more say over what we do with the house then my other sister
No you are still a Tenant In Common with the other owners.
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