What's the Statue of Limitation for Civil Lawsuit against another person's sexual harassment in CA? It is about a case between two neighbors in an apartment building, not at the workplace. So, during the past two years, that has been for the problem of pandemic, all the Statues of... Read more »
answered on Jun 2, 2023
In the case you are describing, you probably have two years from the date of the first harassment within which to bring legal action. It is suggested that you prepare a chronology of the events, explaining who, what, when, where, and how the harassment took place, and supplement that with all the... Read more »
Other database. How can I make sure information is authentic in what I'm receiving and what they are distributing?
answered on May 21, 2023
It is a crime to alter or change a police report, so any officer providing you a copy cannot change the substance of what is reported. You are entitled to rely on the accuracy of any official police report which is provided you. If you were told that the original police report was altered or... Read more »
I've SUFFERD physical and mental trauma from the police officers in my county whom took advantage of my background, I'm a dv victim and these discriminative police officers detained me and violated my civil rights. I've been criminalized by their acts of violence and they have tried... Read more »
answered on May 21, 2023
You should contact a lawyer as soon as possible. Before you do that, however, prepare a chronology of events, starting with the beginning, and bring it up to the current time. Then collect all your documents, and make copies of them all. Then contact an attorney to advise you, make copies of all of... Read more »
Every was arrested in the car my boyfriend had a warrant for his arrest for failure to report with his probation officer. My boyfriend does not live here with me this is not his residence his residence is at his father's his probation officer has his primary address down as his father's... Read more »
answered on May 3, 2023
Police officers need a warrant to search your home. You should not have allowed them to come inside your front door without a search warrant. However, once you let them in, they can look at whatever is in plain sight. Never assume anything, particularly when it comes to police officers approaching... Read more »
He has and is being bullied and the school is not following protocals and or protecting him. They even lied to police and did not turn over evidence. They are now telling teachers not to speak to me and lieing about incidents that happen. They are not addressing the problems. He has learning... Read more »
answered on Apr 22, 2023
You need a lawyer with expertise in representing children with disabilities which affect their ability to get their education. This is a very highly specialized field, but there are lawyers who do handle these kinds of cases. I suggest you search in the Bay area for an attorney or law firm which... Read more »
Temecula is very anti-LGBTQ, so I worry about the mental health of queer youth, especially since I know there are council members who are trying to (or already succeeded in, not sure) outlaw celebrating minorities (black history month, pride month, etc.). From being a resident for 20 years, I know... Read more »
answered on Apr 20, 2023
You can post your signs on private property, but not public property without their consent. You may want to enlist as many private property owners as you can to allow you to post your signs on their properties, including vacant lots if you can get the property owner's permission. You... Read more »
answered on Mar 28, 2023
First you graduate from law school, or another recognized manner of gaining the credits necessary to qualify for the bar examination, and then you must pass the bar examination. Attending law school is not the only way to qualify to take the bar examination. It is possible to study law in the... Read more »
I worked for an employer in March of 2021. I experienced a hostile work environment from management cursing at us all day and threatening our jobs. I left the company 4 months later and received a collection of 13,000 on my credit report. Upon hire, as part of the new hire paper work, they... Read more »
answered on Mar 17, 2023
You should contact the California Labor Commissioner at the website https://www.dir.ca.gov/
You can file a claim against the employer and tell them your story. They will assist you, and will tell you if you need to get your own lawyer. If you do, there may be a labor code provision which... Read more »
She told me this week that they found the right insurance and just now filed a claim, I have been waiting almost a year, there was even a hearing and I was told the other party never showed up. I don't know who they filed the first claim with but it seems to me that the whole process is... Read more »
answered on Mar 17, 2023
I find this explanation very suspicious. Your Worker's Compensation claim is not filed with the insurance company, it is filed with your employer, and makes no difference which worker's comp insurance company insures the company. It is up to the employer to notify their insurance company.... Read more »
the D. A. Filed a complaint wrong and The alleged offence went onto my background report and led me to lose my job.
answered on Feb 19, 2023
A lot more detail is needed to give you good advice. I suggest you contact a civil rights lawyer in your area as soon as possible. Before you do that, make a chronological summary of the events, copy all your documents, and take that material to the lawyer. That will serve two purposes. It will... Read more »
Is it ethical for any prosecutor, who is fully informed, to press a defendant into a package plea deal where the defendant is not guilty of a crime that has already been adjudicated in a civil setting (civil harassment restraining order) and found to be unproven, as part of a package deal of other... Read more »
answered on Feb 17, 2023
You should discuss any plea deal with your lawyer before agreeing to anything. This is a question which is best suited for the lawyer who is representing you in the criminal matter. If you do not have one yet, you can ask one to be appointed for you if you cannot afford to retain your own attorney.... Read more »
We got kicked out of the area we were living people had been there over 20 years they threw people stuff away push this out into the city and now they just keep pushing us I'm spot to spot telling us they don't want us here but giving us no options or help they just harass us take our... Read more »
answered on Feb 7, 2023
You have the right to exercise your constitutional rights and gather with whomever you desire, as long as you are not trespassing on someone's property or causing or creating a nuisance. Learn everything you can about the local city's municipal codes by going to the public library and... Read more »
I was denied social security in by a judge 2021 can I sue then
answered on Feb 6, 2023
The Social Security system has a specific appeal process that must be strictly followed. If your disabling conditions have worsened, you can file a new claim for disability benefits. Make sure you have all your medical records and medical providers identified and listed, and any records from... Read more »
I have been married for 3 years coming this February 1st 2023. After we bought a 5th whl. we decided to travel the states. So we currently live in a 5th whl at a trailer park. My "husband" recently started a job where he travels to different jobsites and stays for a few months to do... Read more »
answered on Feb 6, 2023
Contact a family law lawyer asap. Get her advice as soon as you can. You will probably be told that you should take action before things get out of hand. A good family law lawyer will know how to get your husband to pay the legal fees based on the disparity in your incomes. Because you are now... Read more »
I am aware that in order to sign and make the Purchase agreement official you do need to be 18. Although in Califronia a minor is allowed to create an LLC. In Regards to Real Estate Wholesaling, it is very common for people to use their LLC entity instead of their
Personal name.
answered on Feb 6, 2023
You cannot enter a binding contract until you attain the age of majority, i.e. 18 years of age. You cannot form an LLC under your own name as a minor. You must have an adult over the age of 18 assist you in forming a LLC, because a minor cannot enter into or enforce contracts. You lack the capacity... Read more »
my ex girlfriend made false allegations of domestic violence so she can try to make me loose my rights for my daughter I was arrested and spent 6 days on county jail. I posted bail and fought my case taking it to trial and was found not guilty she even admitted during the trial it was all a lie... Read more »
answered on Feb 6, 2023
You could sue her for malicious prosecution, however, any attorney before taking such a case will want to know whether she has any assets or ability to pay damages if the case is successful. However, you could also sue the agency which filed the case and took it to trial, unless she did it herself.... Read more »
HELP NEEDED- Plantar and spur surgery December 2021 doctor neglected and ignored increased pain then walked away on me. . I had to find another doctor and new doctor said my cut was too low into my foot that surrounds the nerves which might have been entrapt or CRPS (pending) also now have... Read more »
answered on Feb 6, 2023
You should immediately contact a medical malpractice lawyer who focuses on med mal cases only. There are many great lawyers who handle such cases in San Diego county. One way to find the great ones is to contact the San Diego Bar Association's lawyer referral service and ask questions about... Read more »
answered on Feb 6, 2023
If the other driver in an auto accident case is underinsured, you file your claim with your own insurance company under your um/uim coverage. I suggest you contact a good personal injury lawyer in your county, or where the accident occurred if different than where you live. For you to have a claim,... Read more »
This time it’s the run around for like 3-4 weeks they said it would be resolved in 10 days. Now they have stop replying to my emails. I was really depending on that money, now it’s costing me money I don’t have.
answered on Feb 5, 2023
You can contact the Labor Commissioner's office by going to their website (https://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/). Once you get to the main page, click the link for labor law and then click the link for Wages, where you will find out how to file your wage claim. If they can help with your situation,... Read more »
I was just informed yesterday that it's more of a medical malpractice which has a one-year timeline. However, a different attorney told me that it is the 3-year timeline for medical malpractice. I need clarification. Since I thought I had it handled with this attorney who turns out to be... Read more »
answered on Feb 5, 2023
California Code of Civil Procedure section 340.5 states the statute of limitation for bringing an action against a health care provider, and states that the time within which to commence an action for injury or death against a health care provider based upon such person’s alleged professional... Read more »
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