No. The person giving you the POA (your daughter) has to be the one giving you the POA and she cannot do that in a coma. You have options if the boyfriends POA does not continue through incapacitation but you would need to have an attorney review it. If that is the case then you may be able to get... View More

Contact a probate lawyer as soon as you can because there are specific laws in how belongings are transferred upon death without a will.

Unemployment is payable to an eligible employee, not to heirs or their estate. Therefore when the employee dies they are no longer an eligible employee and the payments must stop.

This is a fine line. If the lawyer obtained information about her during her case, and is now using that against her, then that would be a conflict. If there was no information gathered then it is probably not. Again this is a fine line, and most lawyers would steer clear of it. If you truly... View More

With technology in todays world a signature of the officer is often not on the printed citation, however, their name should always be on there. As far as the amount, that is not required to be on the citation as these amounts do change and the officer is not responsible for that. A date of the... View More

You need to contact a probate attorney as soon as possible to give them all the details and specifics. This is not something you need to wait on or attempt to handle yourself.

Are there curfews in place? Are there restrictions to the alley? Are there also other residences nearby? - bird watching could easily be construed as peeping and therefore not legal. You need to be more specific and if you have been cited or detained for this then contact a criminal law attorney... View More

There should be language to define that. Additionally if one was filed later than the other then that usually supersedes (that is if it came later as in months not minutes/hours). You should seek a family law attorney to assist you with your issues as they can often turn quickly if you are not... View More

More details are needed, however a simple motion is only that until a judge has a hearing and makes a ruling on that motion. Therefore, until that time the short answer would be no.

With the passing of medicinal marijuana this question becomes very interesting. A medical user can use anywhere that smoking is permitted. (In other words can’t smoke indoors where smoking of cigarettes would be prohibited)

Additionally, there are minors who also have medicinal marijuana... View More

19-865.51 through 19-869.7 are the statutes regarding zoning of county/city/lake planning/etc... With that said, counties and cities have some flexibility to set their own limits, in which you would have to check with the county commissioners in a county, or the city codes for a city.

In a nut shell, the Native American tribes are considered domestic nations within the US not foreign nations (hence no US embassy). As a result you cannot denounce your US citizenship and expect to be able to remain in the US. This would restrict your business as well, unless you became a citizen... View More

Contact the attorney handling the defense in the case and have them address that

One, if it was impounded for legal reasons, as in a result of a traffic stop of some sort which in the end had reasons to be impounded then you will have to get those ‘holds’ resolved with the agency that ordered the impound. ((Such as proof of insurance and such)) - Additionally, the impound... View More

The Criminal Appellate Judge has jurisdiction for the entire state therefore yes all those areas fall into the geographical location. Additionally, OBN is also statewide and therefore also meeting the geographic location. It is not uncommon for criminal investigations to span multiple jurisdictions... View More

I am sure there are logical reasons for your choices, however if you had emergency custody and then gave your son back to the father then you violated the court order as well as ignored the emergent situation that brought about the custody. This is not something you should attempt to handle on your... View More

Your question is a little vague, however if I am understanding your question then basically the state has listed you as a witness (most likely because you were there when he got arrested). Contact some criminal lawyers to have them give you specifics on the case.

In short, no. However contact a family law attorney as there may be avenues that you can take on her behalf, but all your actions will be limited to only being her representative.

If the stop is found to be valid - unable to read the license plate because it’s dirty, covered, sticker in wrong spot, etc… would most likely be determined as valid, then yes the no license issue is also enforceable.

In order for the tag/title to be transferred it has to be brought up to current. Whether you pay that fee or the seller is up to you as the purchaser.