She has been "stalking" me for 4-5 years. She follows all my business/social media activity and anytime I do something, she spams negative reviews, makes defamatory comments about me, has messaged 50+ of my friends/colleagues speaking poorly of me. This is hurting my business because... Read more »
You can get a civil restraining order. You can sue her as well. You have a very tough row to hoe.
I work for a small business of less than 10 employees. I contracted covid over a month and a half ago. Initially my employer told me to take two weeks off, then told me to take the rest of December off and they would schedule me for more hours in January. Then Jan came and they told me they... Read more »
It's hard to give you good answers without more information. You should sit down with an employment law attorney and get an hour consultation to discuss your case and your options.
It was discharged December 2020 however I pulled his petition and he lied regarding his income. He failed to list his live-in girlfriend and her income towards household bills and he also claims our son lives with him when he signed over his rights for visitation a year ago. Has seen our son 8... Read more »
Talk to your divorce attorney. It seems you might have done the right thing but run it by your divorce lawyer to see if they recommend any further action.
That year and model a 2018 gsx250r for a faulty headlight and that's what caused the accident and I was severely injured and the potential buyer of the motorcycle took off. Suzuki Motor co. Refused any repairs or compensation.
You could sue Suzuki but you would also have to include the driver because Suzuki will say it was the drivers fault. You really should sit down with a personal injury attorney and explore your options. And don't wait because there are time limits on when you take action.
Applications including two co-applicants who have applied for my rental property have filed for BK chap-7. Two of the applicant's BK is in Discharge status (2018) but the third one's BK (Oct 2020) is in filed status. Should I rent my property for them? What are the pros and cons? Would my... Read more »
You won't be listed in the bankruptcy because what you might do with them is "post" petition meaning it happened after the bankruptcy was filed. You ask the "current" one to ask his bankruptcy attorney if it would be okay for him to enter into a lease agreement. The good... Read more »
By law Ithe vets cant keep me from being with my pet at they exam yeah well the did and they did not want to give her back and called police on me his my witness he was shocked how they treated me and was very worry about me driving home
Wen he realised they just killed my dog and by law... Read more »
If you still owe the vet some money you might have to finalize your payment. If you have damages you could sue in small claims court.
Lived in house 11 years when daughter lured me to Florida with promise to take care of me and I would be a grandma. Only her and mom had access to funds from sale of my said home. A delapidated Mobil home on 9 acres, with no drinking water was bought for me to live in. I was abandon after being... Read more »
You should talk to a probate attorney if your mom has passed and your daughter is executor of the will. It's hard to tell exactly what is going on but try to sit down with an attorney for a consultation where you can go over everything in detail.
We left our passport in a Nevada hotel,
We called them and they said they have it and gave us an Item number and we said we would come within 7 days and we came within 5.
Come to find out they shredded our passport and said it’s policy for 30 days.
We heard that it’s a... Read more »
Get the passport on an expedited basis and if you incur any incidental costs you can sue them in small claims court.
How much time does Movant have to reposed the vehicle?
Anytime. Contact them to coordinate. and make sure you have proper insurance on the vehicle if you plan on driving it.
Creditor is for secured for vehicle I do not want.
You should contact them to coordinate a hand off. Do not drive the vehicle unless you have valid insurance on it.
This is for a vehicle that had interest rat of 20.8% owed more then car was worth.
You most likely will have to give them back the vehicle unless you can negotiate something with them.. but they most likely just want the vehicle back. Whatever you do - do NOT drive it unless you have proper insurance on the vehicle.
I work at well known make up retailer. We have people coming in to steal every day and our company does nothing to stop it. We are forced to let them in, watch the harass customers and employees, and feel in danger the whole time. This has caused me severe emotional distress. With covid, we keep a... Read more »
You should sit down with a Workers Compensation lawyer to discuss your situation and the applicable options.
It’s complicated because I fell six days after workmen’s comp surgery and so now it’s difficult trying to figure out what amount crps is from. Workmen’s comp asked for 1.8 mill in medical. Since I haven’t signed fee agreement, I think it’s too much, two settlement meetings have now been... Read more »
You can always talk to other lawyers and see what they would do it for.
It would be way too difficult. I have been in court when the Judge told a client on their own in a Chp 13 that he strongly urged them to hire an attorney. It's difficult and some of the mistakes you might make could have drastic consequences with no re-course. So you should sit down and... Read more »
My son was severely beaten by sheriffs ,one cop broke his leg and the others broke,fractured their fist and wrist beating my sons head in causing 5 large lacerations to his scalp and face . Now he's being charged with 148's and 69's pc (about 10 each) and I'm looking for... Read more »
This would be a VERY hard path for you without an attorney. You should talk to some local attorneys right away. Don't wait because actions against government actors have very short and strict Statutes of Limitations. Meaning if you wait you cannot thereafter pursue them.
The incident occurred while I was getting my healthcare coverage through COBRA. I’m questioning whether the healthcare provider has a legal right to subrogation since I was no longer an employee
The healthcare company seeks subrogation for themselves. It doesn't matter where or how you get the coverage. Medicare, Medi-Cal and all private health insurance companies have such a policy. The theory is that you didn't pay for the treatment so if you get money from a 3rd party for your... Read more »
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Probably not but more information is needed to properly answer your question. If it has already happened you should consult with a local attorney who knows the local laws regarding such a situation.
Most likely - Yes... but there are instances when yes won't apply. Check with your BK attorney to be sure. If you didn't have a BK attorney you should get a consultation with one and bring all your documents.
My son is the defendant of a multi million dollar civil suit. He is a broke college student. If found guilty can he file bankruptcy to wipe out the debt?
There are some things that can be objected to and then cannot be discharged in Bankruptcy. You might contact a BK attorney with more specificity to get a more detailed analysis. I think it might be worth try and then hope no one objects but without more facts it's hard to know for sure without... Read more »
Not all pleading require an exhibit. It depends on what your pleading is about. For example if it's a breach of contract case then you should attach a copy of the actual contract as an exhibit. If there is information that shouldn't be exposed to the public then you can redact some items.... Read more »
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