There are no meters or anything owned by the city in the back yard. And my fence has been damaged.
answered on May 25, 2022
Generally, it would not be lawful for a city worker to enter your property without your permission, or to damage your fence. However, there are many circumstances where it is legal for them to enter your property - even against your direction. Having a meter is just one example where a city or... Read more »
answered on May 22, 2022
Judicial immunity will likely preclude such a case by you.
answered on May 20, 2022
That depends on a lot of factors. All I can say at this point is it's possible.
I need to know what "Mother's address shall be utilized for all mailing and educational purposes for the minor children means in our Divorce degree. I understand the mailing part but does the educational purposes mean that my kids will go to school where my ex-wife lives even if she moves?
answered on May 16, 2022
Usually that language is to state an address to (1) have one address for important mail to come to so it is not missed and cannot be send to multiple places and (2) direct which school district to use unless otherwise stated in your agreement, parenting plan, or judgment. If the rest of the... Read more »
Hi, I live in a single family home, in Missouri, which is public housing. I was prescribed by a psychologist an assistance animal to help with my severe generalized anxiety and depression. I went to speak with my landlord and they gave me a thick sheet of “rules” i have to follow such as;... Read more »
answered on May 15, 2022
This is not legal per the Fair Housing Act as a blanket set of rules. Reasonable restrictions can be requested by the landlord if your particular emotional support animal(s) would somehow interfere with the living situation of other residents/ the character of neighborhood (for example your... Read more »
I took my dog to a doggy day care about 2days ago when I arrived to pick him up they inform that somehow he got free and bolted through the dog I have yet to find him so I wanted to know what are my options and how to go about them. Thanks
answered on May 15, 2022
In short the answer is yes. But it would make more sense to start with demanding more information as to what happened, ask to see any surveillance videos etc to see if you can somehow get some clue as to what may have happened or where he ran off to.
Also find out if your state regulates/... Read more »
I need to know if I can reapply, still have my PR status or will I now be deported
You did not appear for your scheduled appointment.
Therefore, USCIS considers your application abandoned and you are not eligible for replacement of
Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card.... Read more »
answered on May 5, 2022
You seem to have been granted lawful permanent resident status in the past and you were filing the FORM I-90 to extend the validity of you resident status card.
You must keep in mind that you are a lawful resident until such time that an immigration judge declares that you are no longer... Read more »
Can I get permission from them to use in a different font? For strictly my business sign highly doubtful but worth a shot?
answered on May 5, 2022
[This is a trademark question, not a copyright question.]
Good Sam Enterprises has a federal trademark registration for the mark RV THERE YET? used for an online journal & for newsletters. An application to register RV THERE YET RESORTS was refused registration as confusingly similar.... Read more »
My ex-wife and I have been divorced for over 10 years now and this has never been an issue until now. In the divorce degree it states she gets to use her address as the children main residence. Until recently she has lived 20 mins from me now she moved over an hour and 20 mins away and crossed in... Read more »
answered on May 3, 2022
You need to consult with a family law attorney and have them review your parenting plan there maybe quite a lot that can be done. Do not wait as time may make it difficult or impossible to do anything.
answered on May 2, 2022
You didn’t ask a legal question. If you are sued and served and don’t show up at court or hire an attorney then a default judgment will be entered.
Your landlord bears the burden of proof.
I also had a motorcycle in the yard that burnt up.as well as all my tools.
answered on May 2, 2022
Without seeing the policy, one can only guess what it covers. My hunch is that the landlord’s policy won’t cover a tenant’s belongings but that merely a guess.
Being evicted due to nonpayment of rent because landlord refuses to make the repairs after I had called him, text him and sent him pictures.
Some of the things that I had mentioned to him was the fact that the wall heater only heats one room or the fact that there is no insulation in the... Read more »
answered on May 2, 2022
You described your situation but didn’t ask a legal question. If you were served, be sure to show up at court or hire an attorney if you can afford one. Missouri has a statute covering tenant repairs if a landlord won’t make the repairs but the statute is a weak one.
Also not really any equity the home if was to sell. Usda done a moratorium to defer payments it is back to where I am making payments but I am a few behind credit report shows loans in forbearance
answered on Apr 29, 2022
When you file for bankruptcy any property you own will be classified as exempt property or non-exempt property.
Exempt property is safe during the bankruptcy.
Non-exempt property can be sold for the benefit of your creditors.
Each state is allowed to decide what exemptions... Read more »
I no longer live in missouri(moved away in 2020) and just received something in the mail about a warrant. I’m flying internationally in a week and am worried I won’t be able to go/get back. Is it common for people to get arrested flying internationally for bench warrants?. I plan on taking care... Read more »
answered on Apr 28, 2022
You can hire an attorney to lift the warrant and get your stop sign violation amended to a non-moving, no-point infraction so you won't have any points on your driving record (and your insurance company won't have a reason to raise your rates). You won't have to turn yourself in to... Read more »
doesn’t replace it & doesn’t order roofing materials as promised. Isn’t contract breached at this point?
answered on Apr 28, 2022
As always, Mr. Eisenberg is correct.
A contract breach occurs when one party fails to perform (or whose performance deviates from) what was contracted. A common problem for contracting homeowners is the absence of required terms in the contract. To piggyback on Mr. Eisenberg’s example,... Read more »
answered on Apr 22, 2022
In general, there is no special privacy rights in a landlord-tenant relationship under Missouri law.
purchase material. I am told the contractor has purchased the material. The contract says if I cancel I pay 20% of the contract amount or the contractor's costs whichever is higher. If I cancel can I just forfeit the $11,000 but will I be entitled to obtain the material? Is the material in... Read more »
answered on Apr 22, 2022
That's a large sum. For an attorney to provide a meaningful answer, the attorney would need to review your contract. If it makes financial sense to you, pay an attorney to review the contract. In addition to the terms you stated, the contract might also have a one-sided attorney's fee... Read more »
Statue 566.226 states our Identity is not suppose to be public records,
Our address to our home as well as my daughter school, as well as My name ( her Mother) all over case net
answered on Apr 20, 2022
That’s terrible. Hire an attorney to seek to have that information not appear on Casenet. I don’t know why a judge would not grant a motion to seal or raise the security level of such filings.
Buyers realtor reached out saying buyers can’t linger go through purchase because mortgage payment is higher. Seller realtor stated they can’t since they have a signed contract, buyers realtor said ok we will do inspections then they can walk away. Is that even possible? Sellers realtor says... Read more »
answered on Apr 19, 2022
If your transaction is written on the Missouri Association of Realtors form contract that many Realtors use, then closing is likely contingent on financing as well as inspections and possibly other factors. If any of these contingencies is not met the buyer is able to cancel the contract without... Read more »
answered on Apr 19, 2022
If you are able to work at a substantial gainful activity level then you will not be found to be disabled.
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