My question its alot longer because feel you have to know the whole story not just a peice so I'm shorting it best I can imagine in adjudication for unemployment because I thought I was on FLMA but my job says I was terminated for job abadonment don't know how FLMA works but isn't... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2021
You should definitely unpack these details with an employment law attorney ASAP. Most offer free initial consultations.
I'm sorry for your loss.
There is a business opening in my town that is using the trademarked name of another business. They do not have the rights to use the name under trademark. Who would I get in touch with about that
answered on Mar 22, 2021
You should contact a "trademark infringement" or "intellectual property" attorney to discuss possible options here. This will be very fact specific and you will need to give them more information for them to advise you about options moving forward.
Also, it is unclear... View More
Its a 2015 dodge durango, it has an extended warranty of 2yrs unlimited miles and a warranty the the dealership put on the vehicle!! The part that they need to fix it, no one can get ahold of due to covid!! They wanted me to drive the vehicle while it is leaking oil and add oil to it here and there... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2021
You should contact a lemon law attorney ASAP to talk about what your options are here. There isn't enough information to be able to tell from your post.
There are strict notice requirements that have to be met or you can be forever barred from bringing a claim or recovering anything.... View More
Less 24 hours without any notice or time landlord stole anything of value then destroyed the rest with paint and chemicals when I asked why he would do that he said cause you owe me rent can he do this I have picture to show he destroyed everything he didn't take
answered on Mar 22, 2021
It would be good for you to contact an attorney here. Your landlord is not allowed to destroy your property.
If a tenant leaves property behind, the landlord has a couple of options. If the property has little or no value, the landlord may throw it away.
If the property does have... View More
is there a way to overturn this since i was common law married to him and there was no will in place
answered on Mar 22, 2021
I am sorry for your loss.
If you were common law married, you can fight this and argue to prove it in court. You'll need to contact an attorney to go through the specifics here because this will be very fact intensive.
I wish you the best.
I buy the product from a source that is allowed to make the sticker or decal and I put it on a product to sell. Do I still have to get a Craftman license to be able to sell that with that sticker on it?
answered on Mar 22, 2021
There isn't enough information here to fully answer your question.
It does, however, sound like (depending on a lot more information) you could get in trouble for copyright and/or trademark infringement, fraudulent misrepresentation, or something else.
But will not produce legal documents. Thank you!
answered on Mar 22, 2021
If your parent is still living, you can ask your parent for them.
If you parent is deceased, then the power of attorney is no longer valid after death.
It might be good for you to contact an "elder abuse" attorney to ask them more specific questions here and describe your concerns.
answered on Mar 22, 2021
Yes, but this is too fact intensive to know what that deadline would be. You should contact an attorney ASAP to make sure you don't miss any deadline.
The driver fled on foot and was never caught, my insurance wont help because I was on the job and Domino's aka team next level of tulsa will not help or answer my questions my employers will not respond to calls or messages anymore, the most they will do is get me in touch with work comp for... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2021
You should contact a "bad faith" insurance attorney. They frequently review initial information for no charge - have any rejection/denial letters ready to show them.
It sounds like your insurance company denied the claim because of an exclusion in your policy. An attorney can... View More
She has been to a youth shelter twice in six months because he is mentally abusive. Can I file for emergency custody and which state do I file in? She wants to move back with me, hes only had custody for a year.
answered on Mar 22, 2021
From what you've described, it sounds like the "home state" of your child is Oklahoma, so you could likely file in Oklahoma. I do not know or practice Kansas law, so you should contact a Kansas-licensed attorney to explore options of filing in the place where your current custody... View More
The hospital says they don't have any information about the bill. Can the law firm get an itemized statement from them without my consent?
answered on Mar 22, 2021
I don't understand your question.
If the law firm represents you, then they can request a statement from the hospital with a signed medical release.
If a law firm is trying to collect payment on a hospital bill from you, the law firm can provide you a copy of that bill... View More
Neighbor had his own driveway before but has been using ours. We do all of the upkeep on the driveway and it is on our property. They have big equipment trailers and it’s pretty rough on the driveway. Just want to make sure we are ok before building our fence. He will have to rebuild his... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2021
It sounds like you need a more in depth consultation with these facts. So much of this depends on how long they've been using the driveway, if they have another way to access their property, etc. Property questions are tricky and fact intensive.
Neighbor disputes are the worst... View More
He needs help and he has kidney failure plus seizures. He needs someone help. And how can I get power of attorney with out his signature
answered on Mar 22, 2021
Hello!
I'm sorry to hear about your son's situation. Rather than a power of attorney, it sounds like you need a guardianship over your son. From your question, I take it that your son is not a minor.
The Oklahoma Bar Association has some helpful information about... View More
I was the victim of a domestic assault. He was arrested and I was taken to hospital. My kids were not present and we were no longer living with the abuser. DHS has gotten involved, can they take my kids if I don't want to testify or press charges?
answered on Mar 22, 2021
This is tricky.
First, I'm so sorry that you were treated this way by your abuser. It's a lot to go through.
It is possible that DHS could investigate you for "failure to protect" if your children have been around any domestic violence - but especially if you... View More
Client added work on and agreed to price but when I gave them a bill for the added services they suddenly decided they weren’t happy with work anymore and wanted full refund. I offered to come out and look at it but they didn’t want me to try to make anything right. They just want money back.... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2021
Like the other attorney responded, this is too fact intensive (any attorney would need a lot more information) to give you a concrete answer.
Did you have a written agreement with them? Did they agree to the extra work in writing? Did they sign anything after the final walk through? Are the... View More
I had a loan transfered into my account for $6900 yesterday. Today an additional $6900 was wired in. Can I keep that money? Or is it inevitable to have to pay it back. The loan was only for $6900.
I paid a wire fee twice, once for each wire.
answered on Mar 22, 2021
I agree with what the other lawyer said and would add that you be cautious here. If your loan is through an individual you do not know or an entity that isn't bona fide, this is a common fraud scheme.
They send extra money or too much money and ask you to send it back from your... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2021
When you say "separated spouse," were you legally separated? I you were legally separated, you can request Temporary Orders from the court that specify when/if he can come to the house. (It also makes a difference if the house is in your name, joint, or his.)
If his behavior is... View More
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