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DWI in NC gives me an automatic 1-yr license suspension, but I got the DWI while using my NC license. I found out that my FL drivers license is still active (was not taken away when I got the NC license), and I'm planning to move back to Florida. Will the NC DWI be on my FL record? What... View More 
answered on Aug 4, 2015
If you have a suspended license in NC you also have a suspended license in FL.
Can i have problems if my mom presses charges against my 21 year old boyfriend. . For leaving the house without her permission at 18 ? Can we both have problems?
answered on Aug 4, 2015
Once you are 18 you are free to do any legal activity you want without anyone's permission.
my roommate and I have had the house rule agreements on the day before she moved in. one of the rules was the dog cannot stay downstair by himself. he must be under her watch. last nite, i was cleaning the kitchen and left the trash open. but i told my roommate i left the house and the dog was... View More
answered on Aug 4, 2015
I have no idea what she would sue you for, but I do know that it would cost a lot of money to get nothing in return.
I am having my job threatened if I do not direct this temporary employee on a daily basis and the employer is trying to hold me responsible if the temporary employee dose not get their job functions complete. I am not being compensated by said employer and I am in know way in any type of leadership... View More
answered on Aug 4, 2015
Barring any employment terms to the contrary, the answer is yes.
answered on Jul 28, 2015
It depends on the way your vacation pay is earned. However, the likely answer is "yes". Call an employment/discrimination attorney as soon as possible.
Somehow it was stated I ran her foot over I wasn't even driving an the cops didn't see me in the car at any point an time
answered on Jul 28, 2015
The individual cannot drop the charges, only the state can. You can face some stiff consequences; you should really consider retaining a criminal defense attorney.
answered on Jul 28, 2015
Chances are really high. Speak to a criminal defense attorney.
I am a handicapped (above knee amputee) male 53 living in cocoa Fla. I had a male in is 40's attacked me in a manor to inflect in bodily harm against me. he did swing and all i did was block it and injured my finger (Skin taken off).
answered on Jul 27, 2015
They can, but it wouldn't be legal. You can seek criminal and civil charges.
So after getting the NP PD record department to run a search from 10-2013 to present My inclinations were correct, 23+ calls & not so much as warning just multiple violations of my RIGHTS, nothing much I guess! Apparently this couple across the street now has taken to another branch of... View More
answered on Jul 27, 2015
Maybe, but you would need to contact them. Attorneys are prohibited from soliciting business.
Because of this, it will appear that I am the one living in it. If she causes any kind of problem while there, am I liable?
answered on Jul 26, 2015
This may be a violation of the nursing home rights. You should contact a lawyer as soon as possible.
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