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On going as we speak and every moment I am trying to seek legal representation and consultation im a continued victim of a criminal enterprise. I need a downtown lawyer to discuss legal strategy. The alleged perpetrators actions was not only criminal in its intent but deadly in its execution. I... View More 
answered on Mar 2, 2021
You should report any criminal activity to police. For a civil lawsuit, you should consult directly with a personal injury attorney.
I wish to sell a roller brush for a small robot vacuum, however, mine would be made out of rubber and won't need to be replaced. While the company that makes the robot vacuum already sells a brush but it's not made from rubber and needs to be replaced periodically. Is it legal for me to... View More
answered on Mar 1, 2021
I don't see why this would be an issue. If you've used some of their product to create your own, this is a different situation.
I was selling my birds. A lady contacted me to purchase them, and proved she would not care for them right. I told her no, and kept looking. A guy contacted me and told me he would take the birds to his home in Wisconsin, where just he lives, and they would be his birds. 2 months later the woman... View More
answered on Mar 1, 2021
I don’t believe there has been a theft. It sounds like you sold birds to someone who then did something you didn’t like with them.
I got in a traffic accident. The trooper who issued the charges against me was not at the scene of the accident.
answered on Feb 26, 2021
An officer can issue a citation if they have reason to believe a law was violated. If you want to contest the charges, you should contact an attorney and set up a free consultation.
The charge is felony gun possession with ammunition possession and the accused is juvenile felon that was sealed years ago. The firearm is legally registered to another person that is legally allowed to own one, and happened to forgot in defendant vehicle but was not physically on the defendant.
answered on Feb 22, 2021
Generally a plea is entered at the Omnibus hearing. It is not clear what stage the case is at. This person needs a criminal defense attorney ASAP as this charge can carry heavy penalties.
Honest answers plz
answered on Feb 18, 2021
No. If there was a warrant it is likely still active. They do not just go away. You need to have an attorney help you get this cleared up.
I need honest answer
answered on Feb 17, 2021
You haven’t posted a question so I assume your question is, how soon should I get and attorney? The answer is as soon as possible if you want to fight it. If not, wait to be arrested and go to jail.
I applied for marriage based green card last September after getting married to a US citizen.
I entered the country on 2018 with J1 visa and I in the process of changing my status from J1 to green card.
We had applied for K1 visa in March 2020 because I was planning to go back to... View More
answered on Feb 17, 2021
You should hire an immigration attorney to help ensure you don’t make costly mistakes.
I live in MN and my 39 year old son who doesn't live with me took my truck and ended up hitting a parked car (very little damage) leaving the scene, then out running the cops. Now they are telling me they can keep my truck, is this true? I knew nothing about it Thanks So Much... View More
answered on Feb 16, 2021
It sounds like they are holding it as evidence possibly. You should have an attorney help you get to the bottom of this and help get the vehicle returned.
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Advertises made in and ships from Boston, MA and it comes from Shenzen, China and they couldn't uphold their VIP shipping contract of 3-7days as well.
No damages yet. Was buying under the impression it was American made. Misleading. I wouldn't have purchased if... View More
answered on Feb 16, 2021
What are your damages? As a general rule, without damages lawsuits aren't worth the time and effort they take.
Is it possible to avoid a official record? Are there loopholes on avoiding charges and or paying a fee instead without having a record ruined?
answered on Feb 16, 2021
You can try to negotiate with the prosecutor to keep this off your record. Better yet, have an attorney take care of it for you.
My son testified and ther getting out after 10 years.a third party said jf they dont fint my son I could be in danger.there very dangerous
answered on Feb 15, 2021
Your post doesn't make sense. You should consult directly with an attorney for help with your situation.
Hello, I'm not a resident of Delaware, but I was wondering how the state defines "fur" and "hair" in the law banning the sale or trade of dog and cat fur/hair. Federal law defines dog and cat fur as a pelt--any fur or hair with skin attached--and so do other laws for other... View More
answered on Feb 15, 2021
Your question involves Delaware law. You would need to contact attorneys in Delaware for help with this.
answered on Feb 15, 2021
Yes. If police have a warrant, probable cause, or an exception to the warrant requirement they may search your home even if you are not there.
answered on Feb 15, 2021
Yes. If the police have a warrant, they do not need to wait until you are home to conduct their search.
on 2/10 in an apt fire in Lindstrom I called the landlord to see if the pup had made it He said yes I told him i want my dog back and asked if he could drop at a relatives house 5 blocks away he said yes then he started yelling at me saying I want the dog repeating himself I told him no I want the... View More
answered on Feb 15, 2021
Your post is difficult to follow, but it sounds like you want to report the dog stolen. You can report it to police but there is a good chance they tell you it is a civil matter to be candled in civil court.
Would having having that disorder help me in court at all since it's so impulsive I feel like I don't have control over it even though I'm going to therapy to try I'm still breaking it Non-Stop and it's going to take time to get over that urge me and always keep on adding up these things
answered on Feb 15, 2021
This will not be a defense to the violations, but it could mitigate your sentence. It sounds like you need a lawyer to help with the violations, a mental health professional to help with the compulsion, and a plan to ensure you are not able to contact the protected party anymore.
Her not to get one. The 1st 2yrs I had the dog every other week plus any personal holidays she took. The next 3 yrs I had him from Sat mid=afternoon until Friday morning. (Yes 5=6 days per week) Occasionally Thurs pm if I brought him to her. Then covid. No Travel. We shared for almost a year, but... View More
answered on Feb 11, 2021
If you take something that isn't yours you have committed a theft. You could face both criminal and civil consequences.
My ex moved back into the apartment building where I still currently live in the apartment we used to share until the DANCO was put into effect. She moved to a different town but is now back and living in a different apartment on the floor above me. Is this a violation of the DANCO?
Her... View More
answered on Feb 11, 2021
Who is the protected party? Without knowing that, it is impossible to give any meaningful advice.
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