It depends on if it is out of justice or district court. Justice you will start over with a clean slate, district, you will still be on probation unless / until the court of appeals overturns the judgment.

Are you located in Utah or California?

The statute listed says it all, which constitutes negligence in the disregard for the safety of the participant. After that is proven, you have to show that there was an injury associated to that. They can't be held liable for anything if there isn't an injury according to the statute. So... View More

Now days, if you want a divorce, you can get one granted for about anything. If you feel like it isn't working out, you can get one on the grounds of irreconcilable differences. If you are looking to prove she cheated on you, then that would be an at-fault divorce if you want to prove that... View More

Might need more details to this. The question is, if the attorney didn't show up, then who is presenting the evidence?

Month to month is 30-days so you need to give 30-days notice.

You have to be convicted of the crime. If you are just charged the judge may enter restrictions on bail but not likely. If you are convicted, most crimes have it to where you can't possess a firearm under federal law.

It is a court order so if you go against it you could be found in contempt.

Utah has jurisdiction but you will need to transfer the Idaho decree to Utah.

Yes there are a few things you can do. Also, if you were never married would help determine how hard or easy the process will ne.

There are a lot of hoops you have to jump through with adoption and need the right paperwork. You first have to terminate the rights of the father and then you have to go through the procedure and requirements necessary to qualify for an adoption.

It's up to the state to press and prosecute charges not the victim, so it will be their decision whether to move forward.

It depends on the language on how both of you own the property. There are different types of joint tenants. So you could be a joint tenant with right of survivorship or joint tenants in common. The later is more likely as the first one needs to have specific language in order to have a joint... View More

If he is represented by an attorney then all correspondence would go to the attorney.

There are a lot of different exceptions and it depends on when the author died, if they ever registered for protection and how long the works have been in the public domain or when they were put in the public domain

Depends on how much the goods are worth.

You could file in either state. Since he is an adult, you wouldn't need consent from the parents unless the parents still have guardianship of him. Adult adoptions are tricky and the judge will most likely want a decent explanation as to the reasoning.

The state can charge criminal charges for the action. You can sue for civil damages and receive compensation for your daughter's pain and suffering.

Are you married on were never married? I assume you aren't. If you are on the title then you have a legal right to. The question is now what kind of agreement you can come to split the vehicle. What you put into the vehicle are good factors to consider.

It depends. There are probably good arguments on both sides and what the language specifically says in the contract could determine the outcome.