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Got charged for drugs I didn't have that was in cop car when I been searched on camera
answered on May 6, 2015
Is there still a charge pending against you? If so, you cannot sue for being wrongfully arrested until the charges are either dismissed or you are acquitted at trial. Even then, you may have a difficult time making a case that you were wrongfully arrested. You need to hire an experienced... View More 
answered on May 6, 2015
You need to speak with your attorney on this issue. If you have not hired one, you need to do so as any property secured while the marriage is still valid can be deemed as marital property.
answered on May 6, 2015
You need to speak with an experienced workers compensation lawyer in your area immediately. He or she can get you to another doctor and also make sure that your rights under the SC workers compensation law are protected. Hire an attorney immediately.
A person is mirandized and questioned by a criminal investigator in the presence of the suspects supervisors who are the accusers as well as a witness against the suspect. Is there a violation of Constitutional rights?
answered on May 6, 2015
No. Based upon what you asked, no. However, it never helps to talk with the police without an attorney. You need to hire an attorney immediately so he or she can protect your interests.
Can he legally use her since she previously represented me?
answered on May 6, 2015
No, I do not think so. You need to hire your own lawyer immediately and have that lawyer file a motion or petition seeking your former attorney from further representation of your ex on this matter.
answered on May 6, 2015
Depends on what your lease agreement says. The lease agreement controls as it is a contract between you and the landlord and if the agreement says that 30 days is sufficient, then 30 days is sufficient. Read your lease agreement closely to find out your rights when the term is complete or you... View More
the down payment and closing we can not be included in sale a s partners etc due to our credit and mortgage going through .. Can we after closing write up a partnership letter through an attorney for the amount and get a write off ??
answered on May 6, 2015
Actually, your deal with your sister in law makes me a little uncomfortable. Is the mortgage company aware where the down payment for the property is coming from? I would advise you to speak with an attorney in person with the complete details as I think you are getting very close to mortgage... View More
This is a credit card debt, and my home in Pa is in foreclosure, this 2012 trailer is all we have to live in..
answered on May 6, 2015
If you have a consumer debt judgment, the Horry County Sheriff does nothing unless the judgment holder files a proper action with the court and the court orders the Sheriff to do something specific. It is a challenge to collect judgment debts in South Carolina as a judgment holder must file... View More
Father doesn't pay child support or visit
answered on May 6, 2015
The father has all the rights afforded to him as if he was married to the mother. He is also on the hook for child support for the child, but can petition a court for custody or visitation if custody is given to the mother. You need to hire an attorney to bring an action in Family Court and... View More
My father passed away in April 2014 leaving behind debt over 100,000 & 4 houses My oldest sister (I'm youngest) was put over the will my middle sister & myself live in 2 of the houses left behind my house is paid for hers isn't nor was a business property paid for my oldest sister... View More
answered on May 6, 2015
If I understand your question, your oldest sister is the executrix of the will. She is in charge of the estate while it is in probate court. She is the one who will need to retain a new lawyer for the estate so that everything can be finished out properly. I would encourage her to hire an... View More
answered on May 6, 2015
Yes, it possibly can be used to prove adultery. You need to hire an attorney to represent you on your divorce so that your rights can be protected.
answered on May 5, 2015
Not knowing all the facts from your question, generally, a spouse is entitled to 1/2 of all property gathered or gained during the marriage absent unusual circumstances. You need to hire an attorney to better evaluate your situation and protect your interests in the 401K.
is this not grounds for adultery? He left with all the bills the truck he is driving is in my name. He will not pay insurance on it . What do I do?
answered on May 5, 2015
Yep. It sounds like adultery. You need to hire an attorney immediately so that your rights can be protected and a temporary hearing can be held to handle the problems you are having. Hire an attorney immediately.
answered on May 5, 2015
It depends on the solicitor and whether he or she will consider reducing the charge to something that PTI would allow. You also may qualify for a conditional discharge, but you need to hire an attorney to protect you so that he or she can get you considered for any possible pre-trial diversions... View More
My brother was dating a woman that had a vehicle that the motor was blown. Asked me to look at it to see if I may be able to fix the car. I was the third person she asked to do this. The car had been sitting for 2 years already, motor blown, animals made nest inside of it , seats torn, bad tires.... View More
answered on May 5, 2015
You need to have an attorney represent you on the pending charges so that your rights can be protected. Only an attorney can clear up this mess and hopefully keep you from having a criminal record.
The person said it was their gun before I got the ticket and he still gave me possession
answered on May 5, 2015
You need to hire an attorney to represent you to handle this case for you. There are significant issues related to your case that need to be explored more deeply by an attorney so your rights can be protected.
I wanne plea guilty cause I know I am
answered on May 5, 2015
DO NOT PLEA GUILTY UNTIL YOU SPEAK TO AN ATTORNEY!! A conviction will follow you for the rest of your life, will affect your ability to get a job or scholarship and there may be pre-trial diversions available to you. That being said, I have no idea what the value of R12888-00 means. You need to... View More
they live together with their parents
answered on May 5, 2015
No--the proper charge should have been Assault and Battery and the degree is depended upon the nature of the injury.
The victim was pregnant at time of assault, but did not tell the police this,now there is no record or continued case. He is a flight risk and has the income to do so and also how can these be dropped just because he has the money to do so.?
answered on May 5, 2015
It is difficult to understand what you are asking. If the person charged was charged, you can get on the internet, go to the South Carolina Judicial Website, click on the county where the person was charged and run his name to see the status of the charge. That might give you some more... View More
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