I have an autistic grand daughter who is not sleeping and makes it hard to get her up for school.
1). Take a criminal complaint for the nuisance barking. 2) contact animal
Control and ask them to investigate. 3). Contact inspections, permits and licensing and see if the neighbor has a kennel license to operate such facility.
I have the money to pay the amount for "the amount alleged to be due and still owing under said judgement"
This amount is higher than the amount on the collections agency website. I just want to pay it and never have to think about it again. How do I do that?
Send a cashiers check directly to the creditor by certified mail, return receipt requested.
I didnt Know he was impotent before we were married. He said we would travel and he wanted to take me so many places. He didn’t. He treated me like a maid instead of a wife. He filed for a divorce without asking me and two policemen brought the papers to my front door. We promised each other we... Read more »
Possibly. File a response and counter petition for annulment instead of divorce.
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I received a court ordered reduction in my Ch. 13 repayment plan almost two months ago and received my copy of the order a month ago yet my employer claims they have not received the order yet and thus have not lowered my payments. My employer is notorious for delaying changes to employees... Read more »
You can establish the mailing date to the employer by checking PACER. That’s about as close as you can get.
You probably should, yes.
You will likely go to prison to serve out your sentence.
No. It destroys the attorney client privilege.
Possibly. Much more info is needed to properly answer this question.
You most likely cannot get it transferred, with or without a lawyer.
I have leases from other residents showing I did not live there.
Did you sign a lease on this housing? If not, you owe nothing.
He needs to discuss his financial situation with a bankruptcy attorney and find out what he can exempt and which chapters he may be eligible to file under.
I severed almost 5 years on a 23 year sentence, won my appeal and it went back to circuit Court. I accepted a lesser charge for 3 years and it was marked as time served. But I was also made to do 3 years probation and recently was released without incident. Found papers that every day should have... Read more »
No. There is no compensable injury.
Arrearages. Resulting in lost wages and the unnecessary monthly revenue lost by reviews. Witch could have been avoided if the county attorneys office had simply filed paper work 6 years prior ,to my case and not allowed alleged arrears to build over 6 year period . As a result I lost on average 8... Read more »
No. The state has sovereign immunity.
No.
Yes.
$500-$1500.
He got divorced in july of 2021, in TN. We married in july 2021, in KY would our marrige been void???
Depends on which happened first. His divorce or your marriage.
We have 1 kid but we both agree on that to we just want to get a quick easy divorce that is cheap.
None of the three are necessary if you have an agreement.
No.
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