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answered on Apr 17, 2019
Yes.
Okla. Stat. tit. 12 s 2004.1 says, "The clerk shall issue a subpoena, or a subpoena for the production of documentary evidence, signed and sealed but otherwise in blank, to a party requesting it, who shall fill it in before service."
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What are my legal rights? I was going under 2mph but just now I'm receiving a $800$ estimate which I believe is beyond inflated, from potentially a fake company. I aknowledge I'm at fault but I have to many red flags to blindly pay that amount. What are my options at this point?
answered on Apr 16, 2019
Before you pay anything, you should make sure that any documents you receive, saying you owe money, are genuine.
You have the right to ask for proof that the documents are genuine.
Nor has the ordinance been made available to the residents or anyone for that matter and city hall that enforces the ordinance can't provide a copy of the ordinance even after issueing a citation that exceeds the state law amount for that same citation?
answered on Apr 16, 2019
The ordinance doesn't have to be filed with the county clerk. However, the title of the ordinance does have to be published in the newspaper. Also, the ordinance has to be made available in the office of the municipal clerk (that's different from the county clerk.
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Im already paying 45-50 percent of my income towards child support with my full time job. If I get a part time job, less than 20 hours a week, will I be required to pay child support through this job?
answered on Apr 15, 2019
I don't see anything that says you can't.
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going both directions. I am Indian and he put white down on my ticket. I could tell he was not going to be friendly at all, could have been a racist, not sure. Can I get my ticket dismissed on a the technicality that he was only 2 ft away from me and he couldn't distinguish my race. If he... View More
answered on Apr 12, 2019
You could talk to the prosecutor and see if he will dismiss the case. If the prosecutor dismisses the case, it could be won without going to court.
If the prosecutor doesn't dismiss the case, then, you could ask for a hearing before the judge. At the hearing, the prosecutor would have... View More
answered on Apr 12, 2019
Whether he can do this, depends on what was in the lease agreement.
Her down and did it against her will. Wasn't an emergency doctor just wanted to "get it over with"
answered on Apr 12, 2019
Possibly she has a claim for assault and battery against the doctors and the hospital.
What can I do to force her to take my name off the loan it's been almost 3 years and she has been making many late payments and its affecting my credit we are both remarried it's in the divorce papers for her to remove it and she is refusing what can I do she's ruining my credit and my future
answered on Apr 10, 2019
Your city's municipal code can tell you the answer to that. To find a copy of your city's municipal code, contact your city clerk.
She says iam unfit that i medical neglect and education neglect my kids.my children do not want to be there. Medical neglect was my 7 year old has all cavities in his mouth and my oldest needs a hearing aid but they told me that a hearing will not work because he is flat line and my sons son's... View More
answered on Apr 9, 2019
The judge should give you a hearing within ten days of granting emergency custody to your cousin. At the hearing, argue why custody should be returned to you.
For a nonparent to gain custody, the non parent has the burden of proof.
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she promised me and my dad that she would help contribute to my medical bills but hasn't given a cent. once i met the deductible this year, she went and got a sleep study. last year when i met the out of pocket she went and had nose surgery. i live with my dad but i am on her health insurance... View More
answered on Apr 9, 2019
If your mother agreed to pay your medical bills, then, legally, you can sue.
However, it may not be in your best interests, in the long run, to do this. A lawsuit will likely take you several years and cost you a lot of money. It could also destroy any relationship you may have with your... View More
I am boxing stuff and stacking it in the yard with nowhere to go.
Does the Protecting Tenats Against Forcloser Act not apply to me because it's a mobile home?
Jones, OK
answered on Apr 8, 2019
Was there actually a foreclosure lawsuit filed?
A foreclosure lawsuit is when there is a mortgage on a home, and the creditor files a suit against the homeowner, arguing that the homeowner has not paid the mortgage, and the creditor seeks to repossess the home.
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An income assignment was ordered by the court, but the court order also says his obligation is $580 per month.
answered on Apr 8, 2019
If the court order directing payment of $580 has not been modified, the father is required to pay all of it.
Divorced with 50/50 custody. Our 17 year old son wants to relocate to a different state with me when he turns 18. Just want to be sure he will no longer be under the court's jurisdiction.
answered on Apr 8, 2019
When he's 18, he's no longer under the jurisdiction of the court, for custody purposes.
I was a long term caregiver. I have been without electricity for 100 days. City refuses to allow me to reconnect because I live in my deceased mother's home. Have been told an instrument exists that I can file that will give me right to occupy as a caregiver. What Is that and who do I file... View More
answered on Apr 5, 2019
This is a complicated question, and I can;t answer it in the space I've been given for only one post. So, I'm going to give you the full answer, in two separate posts.
Here is part 1:
First, find the original deed (or document) that originally transferred the home to your... View More
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