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So plaintiff can review names of occupants to determine if lease is to be named as a party in a divorce.
answered on Jun 5, 2017
You might need to state your question a little differently. A "lease" is never going to be a party to a divorce. I am not sure what you are asking for but if you want documents for a legal matter that are in another's possession, you have a couple of options. First, if this is an... View More 
answered on May 29, 2017
If you are determined to be impaired by drugs or alcohol while driving then you can be charged with DUI. Having a prescription is irrelevant.
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The person driving the vehicle is not the owner. He was visiting family in the state of GA and was unaware of this particular law (Chapter 6, Article 8 -School Buses). He doesn't even have a state drivers license, but one from a U.S. territory.
answered on May 25, 2017
Yes, the county can cite anyone for a traffic infraction, whether they have a driver's license or not, own the car or not, or are here from another country. The fact that they did not know what the law was is not a defense.
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The evaluator did the MCII and PAI and finds them both invalid, but takes a binder full of facebook posts my ex handed to him saying, "Yes, she made all these", and, without any attempt at independent verification, incorporates them into his attempted diagnoses as anywhere from bipolar to... View More
answered on May 25, 2017
These are all questions that you should be directing to your lawyer. As the person most familiar with your case, your lawyer is the first person to go to with these types of questions. If you do not have a lawyer, then it would be a good idea to hire one . . . a very good one, right away. Without... View More
My wife's brother left his vehicle at a person's house so that a flat tire could be repaired, but found out that it had been taken by a family member under the influence of drugs and who did not inform the owner of the vehicle thus did not have consent. She then drove it ending with her... View More
answered on May 25, 2017
I believe you are asking if someone who took another's vehicle without consent and was involved in a serious accident, would the owner of the vehicle be liable? If that is your question, then yes, the owner could certainly be held liable under certain circumstances. There is no "yes"... View More
I can't afford a lawyer at this time.
answered on May 25, 2017
Not sure what your questions is, but if you cannot afford a lawyer and you want to get divorced you are out of luck. There are no free lawyers just like there are no free doctors, free meals or free cars. If you need a lawyer, save money, get a loan, sell items, or do whatever it takes to hire a... View More
Slip and fall
answered on May 20, 2017
File the petition before the 2 year limitation. That is the only thing that stops it. I feel as if you are trying to ask something different so I am not sure that you have asked the correct question. The only thing that stops the limitation period is filing suit, so hire your lawyer quickly and... View More
a receipt. The lens weren't broken but one side of the frames was damaged. The glasses weren't new. My child was suspended two days out of school. Can I ask that we pay for repair of the glasses or are we obligated to buy new glasses entirely?
answered on May 20, 2017
This is a great question and unfortunately not one that has a clear answer. If you believe your child was at fault and the other child's glasses are truly broken, then yes, pay the full price, but of course, you should see some sort of estimate to replace or repair first. Asking for proof is... View More
answered on May 12, 2017
I think the jail commission standards require same sex strip search. I don't know how to answer if it is "OK"> Do you mean illegal - possibly, depending on how it is charged. www.JudgeCase.com
I am a guy and have have a guy friend of mine who I have always fooled around with and had sex with. He is on parole for 16-6-22.1 - SEXUAL BATTERY Sexual Motivation. Because he is on parole, can me and him still fool around? Is it against the law for me and him to have sex? We are both over 18 and... View More
answered on May 12, 2017
It depends on the conditions of his probation. Usually, for this type of offense there are limitations and he will have to notify his probation officer. If he does not, or violates the conditions, he can go to prison. www.JudgeCase.com
What should he do? Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
§ 16-11-103 - Discharge of gun or pistol near public highway; penalty
And reckless conduct. He hasn't even heard from the bondsman...
answered on May 12, 2017
Continue to follow his conditions of bond if any, and definitely check in with the bonding company. I would not contact the prosecution. Good luck! www.JudgeCase.com
the court and the public defender's office both say they have not received paperwork from the probation officer, thus no court hearing and no one assigned to defend him. OCGA 42-8-154 says that a person arrested on warrant for alledged VOP, as long as he has not waived a prelim hearing and... View More
answered on May 11, 2017
Talk to someone at the public defender's office about filing a writ. They are usually very helpful and resourceful folks that can help in this type of situation. Alternatively, contact the court's administrator and let that person know he has not yet been brought to court. Last resort,... View More
answered on May 11, 2017
I am not sure what type of case you think you may have or what you would be "pressing charges" for. It is doubtful the police would do anything with this and no crime has been committed. You may have a slander claim, but those are extremely difficult to prove and bring to a jury and would... View More
I had a son who I let go visit his father...his father is not on his birth certificate. He up and took off across the country to Wyoming with him and refuses to bring him home. There is no established custody agreement. I keep asking him to bring him home. He keeps putting it off telling me when he... View More
answered on May 11, 2017
My first question is whether you have filed a police report? This is not the usual situation of the non-custodial parent keeping the child an hour or two over the visitation time frame. If your son has been taken out of the State and you have no idea of his whereabouts, this is an emergency... View More
The case is still open an I don't have a court date yet what are my options an what can I expect to happen thanks
answered on May 10, 2017
First, stop posting on social media. Second, and even more importantly. Hire a top notch criminal lawyer. These are serious charges and trying to do this yourself will be the worst, longest lasting mistake you could make. You can expect jail time, lose of your license and worse! You only have 10... View More
He's currently going through legitimation so afterwards he can release rights to avoid paying child support.
answered on May 10, 2017
Child support is not his "choice". He will be ordered to pay child support. He can seek to emancipate the child, but I have never seen that be successful and it will be an unusually a short-lived argument once he is in front of a judge. If he is the father of the child, he will pay child... View More
My ex husband was just caught by his new wife cheating with employees same story as mine with him he got full well we have joint custody but he keeps son away from me he sent me a letter telling me not asking if my he could move to texas i have no address havent seen son in almost 2 yrs i have odd... View More
answered on May 9, 2017
I do not understand your question. It seems as if you are wanting to file for a modification and want to seek to have right to determine primary residence of your child. If that is correct, then you should make arrangements to hire a family lawyer and allow them to proceed on your behalf. Good... View More
Hello, I have question that borders me a lot and I need help please. I'm married to a US citizen.
We recently had a beautiful baby together. I'm yet to receive my Work permit card and will be expecting my green card also. And we've only been married for about 11 months but... View More
answered on May 9, 2017
It is unclear from your question what your status is in the United States but if your solely eligible to be in the US because you are married and then you get divorced, the fact that you have a child here is irrelevant and you will be deported. You should immediately hire and immigration lawyer and... View More
Coweta county residence since 2004. He is an Irish citizen. Abandoned now for 3 months with 3 kids, mortgage, etc. He refuses to offer any support. Told me to take him to court. What can I do?
answered on May 9, 2017
You should hire a family law attorney and file for divorce on the grounds of abandonment. This is going to involve some complex legal issues including child support, alimony and international service so I recommend that you find a good family law attorney and get some help with this. Good luck... View More
A very young georgian couple wants to divorce and need to know the best course. She is a black citizen. He is indian. She cheated on him and is pregnant with another man's child. He obtained his perm res as a benefit of being her spouse. She had a child before the marriage who was not his and... View More
answered on May 9, 2017
This is a very good question - good enough to be on a law school exam! They need to meet with and hire a lawyer. Any answer that a lawyer could give on this medium, for free, would be about worth the price they paid for it. Because of the various issues involved, I would suggest they take immediate... View More
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