answered on Jan 1, 2021
Nobody can tell you based on the extremely limited information provided. It sounds like you need to consult directly with a lawyer.
answered on Jan 1, 2021
What is your question? A consultation with an attorney would be a good idea.
answered on Dec 29, 2020
It is impossible to say based upon the limited information provided. You should consult directly with an attorney.
answered on Dec 27, 2020
Unlikely. Courts are generally extending the 30 day deadline due to covid. A lawyer can give you more assistance as it is clear you are unfamiliar with how this works.
What happens if you go beyond the 30 days? Does it matter if its a Sunday? I would Iike to contest my ticket for a continuance of dismissal, but I’m not from the area where i got the ticket. I was going 20 over the speed limit, but the ticket was only issued for 10 over, so is it wise to just... View More 
answered on Dec 27, 2020
A lawyer can help you contest the ticket without you having to appear in court. Contact one.
is being taken from accounts one of my vehicles has not ran for two years the other needs repair for future use in my business
answered on Dec 17, 2020
What is your question? It will be impossible to get any meaningful advice if you don't ask a question. It may also be easier to consult directly with an attorney.
answered on Dec 16, 2020
I would recommend consulting directly with a family law attorney.
Hi, it appears that consumers are being deceived, including myself, by the purity/freshness of the Earthly Grains "Ready to Serve" microwave squeeze pouches. The front label listing & instructions indicate that it "Cooks in 90 seconds", when in fact the contents have... View More
answered on Dec 16, 2020
Do you have a specific question? I am assuming you are wondering if you can sue them. What are your damages? As a general rule if you cannot sue damages, a lawsuit would not be successful.
My sister would watch my puppy while I worked. One day she was watching him & when I was gonna pick him up she said she would watch him overnight. I said okay. The next day I tried to get him back & she said no she’s not giving him back. It’s Been Over 2 Weeks Since she refused to give... View More
answered on Dec 16, 2020
You can report this to law enforcement as a theft or sue for the return of your property in civil court.
I was arrested for suspicion of DWI after being pulled over for a third brakelite being out. Can the police use incriminating evidence found only after the search incident to arrest? I would think they would had to have the search warrant prior to arresting me or at the very least the probable... View More
answered on Dec 15, 2020
You are mistaken. They can use evidence obtained following your arrest to secure a search warrant. However a lawyer may be able to help you find other things to challenge. You should set up a consult with one. Many of us offer a free consultation.
answered on Dec 16, 2020
As my colleagues have stated, receiving a pardon is not an admission of guilt.
answered on Dec 16, 2020
I would advise you to have an attorney help you contest the ticket. A civil lawsuit would likely be useless.
I was under the impression that it wouldn't follow me. I am in a situation now where they want to use it against me...is that legal??!?!
answered on Dec 9, 2020
Impossible to say without more information. You should consult directly with an attorney.
My husband cheated on me in May 2020, mailed me divorce papers in June, and told me he tested positive for Herpes in January. I am now also positive. This is extremely stressful for me, do I have any recourse for this besides our divorce?
answered on Dec 8, 2020
It is a criminal offense under Minn. Stat. 609.2241 to knowingly spread disease through sexual penetration.
The judge is making my ex husband fix a leak on the tire of the car I was awarded and to replace the original rims. The issue is that because she didn't say how she wanted it done my ex feels like putting fix a flat in it is good enough. The rim issue is that we have the rims but no tires on... View More
answered on Dec 8, 2020
You can certainly request a clarification from the judge. You would need to file a written request and serve the other party with a copy of it.
Now state wants me to go get Dr opinion statement if I can drive. Go to eye Dr. Yo get eye exam and a mental health Dr. For an opinion statment if thinks I can drive vehicle safely. Is this normal process in Minnesota. And take road and written drivers test. Within 28 days.
answered on Dec 8, 2020
This is common if DPS thinks there may be a medical or mental health condition causing your driving behavior. They simply want verification that you are safe to drive.
I want to pursue a career in healthcare, but that misdemeanor theft from 2015 is holding me back. I gotta get it expunged. But I also have a misdemeanor driving without my seatbelt less than two years ago. It'll be two years ago in June. But I don't think the seatbelt ticket will hinder... View More
answered on Dec 8, 2020
Expungement is going to be your best bet. You should consult directly with an attorney to determine the fastest way to pursue this.
My ex violated the ofp and danco Hes in jail and keeps calling me and sending me mail but he sends it to tbe lady above me. So do just call the jail to report it or do u need to call the police as well
answered on Dec 4, 2020
Police investigate crime. Jail staff serve a different function
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