He needs to contact the Courts and determine what the status of the tickets is. They have websites now, he can put in the citation numbers and find out. This is what happens when you don't take care of tickets, in the computer age, computers never forget. He could hire a traffic ticket... View More

Probably not. Most states have laws requiring you to be licensed in their state when you change residence into their state. CA gives you about 2 weeks. It's about money, taxes, licensing fees. Every state wants their cut. As for insuring your car based on Mom's Florida address, this is... View More

You were cited for no insurance, the citation is as to the date you were cited. Just because you got it a day or week later is of no import. If you had obtained insurance on that day, even after the ticket- just before midnight- you could beat the ticket. But a day later- not a winner. Thank you... View More

This sounds like you were cited for a failure to stop. What you have described is a common occurrence on the roads, but it is the requirement that every driver operate their vehicle so that they can stop in time to avoid collision with other vehicles, objects and people. To me it sounds like you... View More

In most states it is illegal to pass a school bus WHILE it is displaying red flashing signals and/or a stop sign. If the bus displayed these AFTER you passed, you did not commit a violation, but you do not say whether you were cited or not. The police will most likely not issue a citation they did... View More

You need to contact the Court in Florida to get this ticket resolved and off your record. So old, probably a failure to prosecute. Thank you for using Justia's Ask a Lawyer, but don't rely on what you are told here, consult a local attorney who will obtain all the facts from you and... View More

Judicial council forms can be filled out on a computer, they are "fillable" pdf files. But you need to print them out and rescan them in order to file them electronically, the Courts do not accept "fillable" forms for filing because sometimes what is filled in disappears into... View More

CRC 8.220 discusses what happens when an Appellant fails to file his/her opening brief in the time period set by the Court of Appeal, the CRC, local rule and statute. One of those options is to request an extension of time to file, once notified of the default by the Court. The time period is very... View More

First, there is no CRC 8.62. If you are asking for an extension of time to perform an action in an Appeal, you must show good cause. What you have described could be a good cause for extension. You should provide all available information to the Court for it to determine whether you should receive... View More

Your occupancy is based on your rental agreement/lease with the LL. This document controls the relative rights/ duties of the parties. It is not possible to answer your question without reviewing this document. Yes, it is possible that you forfeit an entire months rent by overstaying the move out... View More

Technically, the sublease is between you and the sublessor, not your LL. You are actually the LL. But this description smacks of a lot of unspoken facts. Why is the LL even getting in between the 2 of you? Why is it a 30 day notice instead of 60? What is your relationship with your sublessor? How... View More

As a practical matter, being worried about your status affects all that you do or could do. If jeopardizing that status is the primary concern, get out of there. Interfering with the delivery of USPS mail is a Federal criminal offense. You can report it to the post master. Of course the best course... View More

"PSL"? You mean personal sick leave? These are for full time employees, including at will employees. My experience is that a substitute teacher is not a full time employee of a school district, they are hired to work assignments and I believe your agreement with the district will spell... View More

Whose Community Property? You cannot have CP with your FATHER. He could have CP with his wife and if he used CP to purchase property in your name, that creates a mess called transmutation of community property. His spouse could have a claim to 50% of the property through a dissolution proceeding or... View More

A home building contractor is governed by the Contractor’s State License Law (Bus & P C §§7000 et seq). This law defines a “contractor” very broadly to include anyone who does any work on a building project of any kind. Home improvement projects worth more than $500 must be in writing... View More

Your comment raises so many issues: 1. an employee is not liable for damages caused by his ordinary negligence (this is why employers carry insurance), 2. You are an employee not an independent contractor, there may be wage issues and more; 3. They are extorting you to remain working in order to... View More

My condolences for your loss, an awful tragedy. Many vehicles offer little regard to the 2 wheeled conveyances and the operators of the 2 wheeled conveyances receive the most serious injuries. But you are not bound by what the CHP wrote in the accident report as the person at fault. CHP did not... View More

No it is absolutely illegal for any company to fire an employee for discussing their salary, this is in the Cal. Labor Code 1197.5 (k-1) "An employer shall not prohibit an employee from disclosing the employee’s own wages, discussing the wages of others, inquiring about another employee’s... View More

Your LL is violating your rights as a physically disabled individual, particularly with respect to having a live in aide. The LL is not able to dictate the terms of your arrangement with the aide, nor can the LL prevent the aide from seeking additional employment for personal support. Thanks for... View More

Instead of creating the "Unofficial Ikea Coloring Book" (or whatever famous furniture company you think) why not be a little more creative and make it something like "Denmark's (or Slovenia, or Latvia, Russia or some other country) answer to the Official Swedish furniture... View More