We put our 60-day notice in on 3/31, put our move out date on 5/30. We finished cleaning out our stuff and deep cleaning the apartment the night of 5/30. Logged into their system 5/31 and saw $2,121.58 in cleaning and damage charges put in on the 30th. Meaning they entered the house & did the... Read more »
answered on Jun 1, 2023
I recommend that you fight this. You can ask your landlord for an itemization of the monies he;s charging you as well as he identify the damages. If you dispute the itemization, or if you do not want to speak to the landlord yourself, then I would consult with a general practice or litigation... Read more »
We aren't sure if we are going to get divorced, but we want to make sure each other feel safe in this time of unknowns.
answered on May 31, 2023
You or both of you certainly can do that----but before doing so, I would contact a famliy law attorney or 2 and consult with them---a general consult---and learn of your rights if you do get divorced and what can or should be done. Some family law attorneys will charge you for an initial consult... Read more »
which documents needs to be filed
answered on May 24, 2023
There are specific rules and procedures for this which unless you are in a Court which allows a relaxed application of the Rules of Evidence, then you will need to follow those rules and procedures. Depending on what the evidence is in whch you seek to introduce often times determines what is... Read more »
what documents needs to filed I've been looking for help dead in which **** because i cannot afford a lawyer is why these idots have taken advantage. it really **** because it makes me want to give up
answered on May 24, 2023
There are specific rules and procedures for this which unless you are in a Court which allows a relaxed application of the Rules of Evidence, then you will need to follow those rules and procedures. Depending on what evidence is often times determines what is required for admission into... Read more »
answered on May 16, 2023
Divorce and property (marital/community) are two different things. You can get divorce without resolving your property issues at the same time. Since oyu have property, I would recommend that you contact a family/divorce attorney and have a consult---or contact a few attorneys and have a few... Read more »
So, someone I know got a speeding violation back in 2021 that required a court appearance. However, shortly after receiving the violation, they were incarcerated and put in prison for two years. Because of this, they were unable to attend their court date. Now, the day they were supposed to be... Read more »
answered on May 12, 2023
I agree with attorney Avery. Part of hiring an attorney would be for the attorney to get the client's outstanding bench warrant resolved so that the holds on the defendant are lifted-----whether this means getting the defendant transferred to that court to answer the bench warrant or perhaps... Read more »
I have it almost paid for. But I want this done, just incase of my untimely death. It's in a lease purchase agreement under my name.
answered on May 9, 2023
This is what I tell people----when you pass, you want to make sure that your wishes and desires for your assets go to where you want them to go and the best way to make sure this happens is through a will prepared after consultation with a will/succession lawyer----as such, I recommend that you... Read more »
The son never did succession and has now passed. Who would the property belong to? Would succession have to be done on my nephew if he didn’t have any possessions?
answered on May 5, 2023
It is hightly recommended that you consult a succession lawyer in your are to discuss the specifics of this situation, including whether the best way to proceed in this matter. Also, in reading your post, it is not clear if there is a will for either deceased person or you are relying upon the... Read more »
answered on May 5, 2023
I am unclear as to exactly what you are seeking however because there are potential incidental matters to a divorce, which could include, child custody, child support, spousal support (permanent and temporary), & community property to name a few, I would highly recommend that you contact a... Read more »
Honda Motors has been unable to provide a replacement seat belt part. I have been in contact with Honda Motors and the repair shop EVERY month and each month they say the part is coming but then gets pushed back every month. It is now 9 months and they have told me again that the part was coming... Read more »
answered on Apr 25, 2023
You need to contact a lawyer to discuss the specifics of your matter. I do not know if you were at fault in the accident and/or how ypour repairs are getting paid, but most lawyers who handle motor vehicle accidents will provide you a free initial consultation---use the Justia Find a Lawyer tab... Read more »
While conducting background check in Orleans police dept, was informed of a misdemeanor battery charge filed against me in 2015. Was given summons to appear. Would this be dismissible under statute of limitations or failing to prosecute within a required deadline?
answered on Apr 12, 2023
From your post, what actually happened is unclear. After you received the summons what happened? If there was never formal prosecution---a bring of the charges in Court, then it is most likely too late to bring formal charges. If formal charges were brought against you and you were to appear in... Read more »
The husband was appointed Admin for her Estate and only listed himself and his 2 children as sole and only heirs. A Notice of Settlement of the civil case was posted on March 23, 2023, but the Final Account and petition for distribution and discharge is coming up April 25th. My question is, does... Read more »
answered on Apr 11, 2023
Q. Should my mother seek an Oklahoma attorney and make the court date for the Final account and petition?
A, Yes---the mother should contact an Oklahoma accident/injury attorney for the purpose of determining whether or not she has any rights as a result of her daughter's death.... Read more »
answered on Apr 6, 2023
I am not completely sure what you mean by verbally agree to a plea deal via email, however in answer to your question, you have a right to change your mind, but the prosecution (or other side) also has the right to change its mind and/or be more difficult with you in future negotiations. If you... Read more »
I paused and checked for oncoming traffic. And I thought I came to a complete stop, however I was issued a citation for not coming to a complete stop
answered on Apr 6, 2023
Yes, go to Court and inform the Court and prosecution you want to go to trial---that said the best advice I can give is that the accused consult with a lawyer prior to any court date as it will assist the accused in identifying options and priorities. Or even better than a consult with a lawyer is... Read more »
if i move overseas
answered on Apr 5, 2023
If you have a lawyer, then please ask this to your lawyer----your lawyer is in the best position to know and answer your question. There are different ways of obtaining a divorce depending on each person's situation and some of them would require you to be present in court; others do not.... Read more »
I was served on the 21st, we made the agreement on the 22nd, and I need to file a pleading by the 31st.
answered on Mar 24, 2023
You need to file some sort of pleading, which I would suggest be an Answer, so that the loan company cannot seek a judgment without your being aware of it. Also, if you have the finances at this time, I suggest you contact a lawyer and ask for a 30 minute consult to discuss this case as well as... Read more »
I am custodial with joint custody of our 16 year old daughter. Always been a stay at home mom. Remarried for 11 years. Ex husband CHOSE first four days of each month visitation only. He exercised this 3 x in 12 mons. Makes over $60,000 a year and pays $500 per month court ordered support. He has... Read more »
answered on Mar 22, 2023
You need to review the order/judgment signed by the presiding Judge and see if it answers the questions you are asking. If it says that he is responsible for some of these costs, then yes, he is responsible. If the wording is vague then you should consult with a family law attorney in your... Read more »
I was in a car crash in February, I was not at fault. My vehicle was a total loss. The other drivers insurance accepted liability but the car replacement cost is being handled by my insurance. Even though I was not at fault, my insurance is saying I am only entitled to actual cash value for the... Read more »
answered on Mar 13, 2023
That is most likely what your insurance agreement provides----ACV for a totaled vehicle. That said, this is awfully unfair and to protect your interests, you should contact an accident/injury lawyer or a general practice attorney or a bad faith insurance attorney in your area and discuss your... Read more »
I went to court they dismissed the ticket. When I rented the car I had told them I wanted their insurance and it is on my agreement. I sent in the accident report now the state is taking my license and I have to pay for the other vehicle enterprise said if I didn’t have insurance they would... Read more »
answered on Mar 13, 2023
First of all, if you were not at fault in the accident then you (your insurance company) should not have to pay anything to the other driver. That said, what you need to do now is to notify your insurance company of the auto accident and let them review this matter and let you know whether or not... Read more »
I recently went to mediation with my ex wife. From the mediation, she is now responsible for “100% of homeschool expenses” ( how it is written in our mediation agreement) To add to the background information, I have 50% custody of my four kids and I we now share a 7 day custody agreement. I... Read more »
answered on Mar 13, 2023
If you had an attorney representing you, then please ask your attorney. If you did not have an attorney representing you, then I would suggest reading the agreement/order and see if tutoring is specifically mentioned. If it is mot, then unless both parties intended "tutor expense" to be... Read more »
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