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x was part of a Task Force to gather the Banks and Market Makers/Brokerages to pay shareholders back for phantom share and fails to deliver of the stock over a 3 year period. The DOJ Nevada has left our Case Open for 20 Years, we Bonifde 20,000 plus shareholders have not received any payment from... View More 
answered on Oct 23, 2024
Start by contacting the Nevada Department of Justice to find out if the investigation is still active..
Preliminary Conference order in NYS Supreme Civil court.
After hours team building time at an indoor recreational location with go carts, lazar tag, games….. she was required to sign a waiver for the establishment but nothing for work? At this time she was knocked out and ejected from a go cart and was seen by an ambulance but in an effort to save... View More
There are not enough assets of the estate to cover the total attorney fees. Am I, the executor, responsible to pay out of pocket?
answered on Oct 15, 2024
Yes, depending on the terms of the retainer agreement you made with your attorney, you are probably liable. I doubt that it provides that the fees you owe are contingent upon the estate having enough to pay the attorney fees.
answered on Oct 13, 2024
It depends on where you drive it. If the state you drive it in requires front plates, it has to have front plates. If the state doesn't require front plates, you don't have to display front plates there.
Hello, I have a credit card that I was not able to pay because I got sick. I did a virtual meeting recently with the judge and the creditor to make an agreement. I got sick again and I cant afford to make the $75 monthly payments. I received a letter from the court saying that I have to submit my... View More
answered on Oct 9, 2024
It looks like the plaintiff got a judgment because you failed to make the agreed payments. So yes, you are required to respond to the questionnaire (fact information sheet).
My Son’s father has filed a motion for leave of court to amend his petition for modification and enforcement of the parenting plan and for other relief. His lawyer emailed me “Do you agree to submitting an Agreed Order on the motion to amend the petition. Which must be determined before a... View More
answered on Oct 4, 2024
It looks like, for some reason, the petition has to be amended before the parenting plan can be modified. If you don't understand, ask the lawyer?
answered on Sep 24, 2024
Sure. Federal tax returns might be more complicated, if you had personal income before the switch, but it should work.
Is there any way that I can form an LLC as a Turkish citizen. I am not a US citizen, can I form an LLC there and if yes; how's the process goes and what are the prices, tax info et.?
answered on Sep 24, 2024
Strictly speaking, a limited liability company is not a corporation. But other than that, I don't disagree with what Mr. Perez indicated.
My other half got divorced this year, he did a quit claim deed to remove his name from the house they owned, his name is still on the mortgage and a solar panel, he has asked her several times to remove his name and also sent a request to the mortgage co. and nothing has been done to date, this is... View More
answered on Sep 19, 2024
No, removing him "from the mortgage", even if possible, would not affect his obligations under the mortgage note and thus would not positively affect his credit.
answered on Sep 15, 2024
No, not unless your "civil rights and firearm authority have been restored". See Florida Statute 790.23. There is no exception for antique weapons. Federal law also may apply.
My baby was born with no heartbeat and she wasn't breathing. She had to go through the cooling process, was in the NICU for over 2 months and has been diagnosed with moderate HIE. I was on methadone during my pregnancy, and also had some fentanyl in my system as well as the baby. The doctors... View More
answered on Sep 8, 2024
In a word, yes. It would depend on whether it's more likely than not that your illegal drug use caused the problem with the birth. This would depend upon which expert witnesses, your witness or the doctor's, that the judge or jury believes.
Since the lawsuit has been filed in Florida state court can my former small business employer (over 50 employees but under 100 employees) have my case dismissed if he went out of business and is now doing business under a different LLC and a different owner?
answered on Sep 8, 2024
No, the former employer can't have your case dismissed simply because he is no longer doing business as before.
They kept his phone saying they were going to look at it. He is a sex offender and even after he got out of jail they kept it. He forgot to tell them when the new motor vehicle tag got put on the car, so after almost a year they realized it was the wrong tag and arrested him.
answered on Sep 1, 2024
Yes, a police officer can hold all personal property belonging to an individual when that individual is arrested.
Ive paid on the items for the past year. i lost my job and cant afford to pay on them anymore nor do i have the items
answered on Sep 1, 2024
No, they can't put you in jail. They can sue you for what you owe them, and for return of the property you rented.
have suffered moral and material damage and I am afraid
Good evening, my lawyer. I reported a person who tried to steal and use someone else's card in my store. When the police came, I told them where he lives and where he works because he was with me at the old job and they arrested... View More
answered on Aug 24, 2024
If they arrested him and he is charged, the State can request that he be prohibited from contacting or going near you. You cannot seek compensation for hypothetical future damages.
My main concern is finding a property that is suitable and sustainable long term. Due to the legal nature of outdoor shooting ranges, professional help is needed to identify potential properties.
answered on Aug 20, 2024
You probably don't need some sort of specialist. You, your realtor, or agent should check with the zoning or building code office in your area.
My public defender stated that "she dropped the ball on my case" . She went on to say she didn't know she was to file a motion to have me released
answered on Aug 17, 2024
It appears that you might want to file a claim with the public defender's malpractice (E. & O.) insurance carrier.
HOA supposedly mistakenly granted a variance to a new neighbor for a fence that exceeds the allowed height for a conservation lot, that essentially drops my property value by the tens of thousands of dollars we are all HOA members that signed the same binding legal contract so why does he get to... View More
answered on Aug 16, 2024
Yes, it appears that you can sue for an injunction prohibiting him from having a fence taller than 4 feet, if that is what the covenants prohibit.
Lines were there for over 20+ years unknown to me (possibly to him) when our houses were bought. Neighbor suddenly "discovered" a leak on his property next to but not under pavers and DIY turned off my water supply at the meter. Don't know if neighbor actually CAUSED the leak or how... View More
answered on Aug 15, 2024
It looks like you have a prescriptive easement. At any rate, you would not be waiving any rights were you to decide to repair the water line.
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