Speeding over 25 mph

answered on Aug 12, 2023
Yes, PA and NJ are part of the Compact:
What is the Driver License Compact (DLC)?
A: The DLC is a compact among 46 member states to maximize law enforcement efforts nationwide.
The major provisions of the DLC, which member states are committed to uphold and enforce, are:... View More
we met with two attorneys and one recommended chapter 7 and the other recommended chapter 13 so we now are confused as to which is the best route since the opinions we not the same.

answered on Feb 21, 2023
Your question is hard to answer in a vacuum. Both have advantages.. if taxes are over three years old and all returns have been filed and no extensions done such as offer in compromise, then 7 good.
If tax are Leins, and under three years old or you tried other methods, then paying the... View More
He was also given a ticket for lack of supervision of permit holder.

answered on Nov 23, 2022
As we are not supposed to give specific legal advise here, please seek out representation from a criminal attorney who has knowledge of immigration law. There are specific offenses that can lead to deportation, but I do not believe that this is one of them
my ex started a petition to change parenting time and custody and won custody and is now asking for thier legal fees. child support was never has never been part of this process nor in any of the motions or petitions simple custody and parenting time. i want to discharge these legal fee in a... View More

answered on Nov 17, 2022
First and foremost, I recommend that you consult with Counsel experienced in this type of matter in your Jurisdiction.
Second, I would say, it depends on how it is written in the State Court, because 11 U.S.C. 523(a)(15) is a catch-all for any types of Orders in the matrimonial court not... View More

answered on Nov 8, 2022
Yes, you could potentially file for Bankruptcy on a Judgment that you can not afford to pay. There are many criteria that have to be satisfied, and I would urge you to seek out counsel in your state to assist you, but yes, this will not prevent you form filing, and this is the reason bankruptcy... View More
of peanut butter sandwich from his classmate and ate a piece of it resulting in vomitting and school nurse had to give him epipen shot and send him to ER on a ambulance, is the school liable for the medical costs of the Ambulance ride and ER visit. The teachers and school nurse are aware of his nut... View More

answered on Oct 27, 2022
The question is not so much education as damages. Does your son have an IEP and is there a designated peanut free area and was he at it? Before one can answer your question, those questions posed would need to be answered. Sorry

answered on Sep 10, 2023
At least 3 creditors, and some luck. Complicated, but see 11 U.S.C. 303(b) et. Srq.
debt is $17k. It is my debt, but thought it was included in my debt modification loan with my other credit cards

answered on Aug 16, 2023
This is the problem with debt consolidation. Contact the group that did it and see if they have any record of same and payment. If not, then you either work it out of you may need to file a bakruptcy if that is available to you
This judgment comes from a ch7 bankruptcy from 2 years ago which the creditor challenged in bankruptcy court and we agreed on a final number and payment plan which I have been making payments on. I did a search to see if my payments are recorded with court but the judgment isn’t even recorded it... View More

answered on Jun 6, 2023
Your attorney should have a copy of same or it could be on the docket that the court maintains
It was leaving my college in bumper to bumper traffic and i was on it for 2 seconds just to put in an adress, what do you think the court will give me

answered on Apr 5, 2023
39:4-97.3 Use of a handheld cellphone or electronic communication device while driving (if that it the violation code on the ticket) is a 3 point violation. You can try and plea bargain down by talking to the Prosecutor but you will wind up paying a higher fine
tHE HURSING HOME WANTS TO KNOW WHEN HE FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY AND WHEN HE SIGNED THE HOUSE OVER TO MY OTHER NEPHEW WHO IS DEAD. IF IT WAS EASY TO FIND OUT THE ANSWER I WOULD NOT HAVE ASKED YOU. THANK YOU WE THOUGHT THERE WAS A COURT SOMEWHERE WE COULD ASK.
UPDATE: I can't find where to respond to answers, so I will try to clarify better. There was a court order to both parties in the case to cease all public/private communications about the other in all forms, directly or indirectly, during active litigation. In the meantime, defendant filed... View More

answered on Mar 17, 2023
Make a Motion to Vacate the Stay, and return to the State Court or have your counsel provide the information of the Contempt to the Trustee and present same to the bankruptcy Court

answered on Mar 7, 2023
Yes, a chapter 7 will relieve your obligation provided you successfully complete same and recieve a discharge, provided that an adversary complaint objecting to discharge is not filed (and successfully litigated).
To get warrant dropped but they say I still have to go to court problem is I don't live in NJ anymore and I am a single father so not trying to get locked up

answered on Feb 27, 2023
Most of the courts do things via zoom or courtcall and don't need in court appearance. If you are required to appear, we can request same by video conference due to your circumstances
I have paid the initial fee. The only thing we have signed is the initial papers to get started. I understand I may lose my initial fee but can I still stop the process?
Thank you

answered on Feb 20, 2023
As far as I know, if you have not filed the bankruptcy, then you can request that counsel file under a different Chapter if possible. Chapter 7 vs Chapter 13. You may ahve to pay additional monies but it should be able to be done prior to filing without much trouble.
The ticket was careless driving. I hit a railing and my friend was injured. Now I am contacting my insurance company. I don't know what this hearing is about. If I say something wrong at the hearing, will I take all the responsibility for this accident and then the insurance will not pay the... View More

answered on Feb 17, 2023
I always urge people to contact and discuss with counsel. This is especially true when an accident is involved with injuries. Please contact counsel in your area.
I just moved from Texas to New Jersey in the last two months and I’m not sure which state to file in and I am looking at a chapter 13 bankruptcy

answered on Feb 5, 2023
One needs to be a resident for 180 days to file in the venue they reside.

answered on Feb 4, 2023
Doesn't really matter. What you need to do is give to your accountant and make sure he knows you filed for bankruptcy and he files the appropriate form so it is not seen as income.
Do I have to add a front license plate if the car is now registered in NJ?

answered on Jan 24, 2023
I agree with counsel. License Plates rules and regulations are based upon the State the car is registered. You need to get a front license plate holder and mount your front plate
Sale scheduled for 1/10/2023.
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