You need to report the assault to law enforcement where the hotel is located. How serious your bodily injuries are will determine the class or degree of the charge. It would be ideal if you can readily identify the perpetrator. If not, how serious your bodily injuries are will likely dictate how... Read more »

Theoretically if you suffered some kind of monetary damage based on the misstatement.

Otherwise, just correct the paperwork or move your accounts to a different bank

I don’t understand why you think you could be sued under the circumstances. You had a legitimate emergency but were not effective in communicating that to the dispatcher.

Find yourself a probate lawyer, and get a consultation. Most attorneys offer first consultation for free, then you can decide what to do after you get the advice. Best to start there.

An Oregon attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Until you're able to consult with a local attorney, it would generally be considered fraud most anywhere nationwide. Good luck

Did you tell the attorney something in confidence, believing the attorney was representing you? Or did the attorney give you legal advice? Only in one of those cases would it be a conflict of interest.

A California attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. No one here has any way of knowing. The applicable agencies need to be checked with - there were different programs throughout the nation and each had their own timetables. Good luck

Why are you asking this in Justia > Ask a Lawyer > Florida? It seems to be clearly a matter of Louisiana law.

Yes. Dog is not an officer with jurisdictional requirements.

I'm sorry your question remains open for five weeks, but you may need to consult with an attorney in Canada. This forum is limited to U.S. law. Good luck

No. She does not have the POA and even if she did would need to sign her own name as POA.

An Oregon attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. One option is to consult with attorneys who handle defamation (libel and slander). Good luck

This looks like it might be outside the U.S. You could check with the local postal service. In the U.S., there are other forms of delivery, in addition to registered mail. Good luck

An Oregon attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks and it looks like part of it was left off. Some questions go unanswered here, but you could try reposting with additional facts (don't include personal information). Good luck

1. If your grandmother is bedridden, she doesn't need a drivers' license at this time. When and if she is able to get around, you can go to the DMV to apply for a Texas ID card.

2. Have your grandmother sign a power of attorney to transfer the motor vehicle title into your... Read more »

Children and Family Services may only remove your children in an Emergency and need court intervention. You are entitled to a hearing within 72-hours where an attorney will be appointed.

A California attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. It isn't clear what was sent from your post. You could repost with additional information. Don't include personal details. Good luck

Actually, a court order might not be necessary. Call the bank's attention to Florida Statute 735.303 and send them an affidavit as set forth in that statute. The statute can be accessed here:... Read more »

The judgment is still good, but can be voided or revoked by filing appropriate motions with the court.

You own the house and there is no one living there. However, best practice would be to pursue and eviction action before removing belongings and changing the locks.