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answered on Jan 10, 2020
Unfortunately no, you can submit for mileage reimbursement for your travel.
Months in the Boyd Co. Detention center and was released to a detainee in Bath Co. For not paying my child support there served a few days in jail there and released with a ankle monitor with conditions I start making payments on my child support the ankle monitor was removed once the judge was... View More 
answered on Jan 8, 2020
Any probation violation is subject to a hearing before the Judge. You could deny the violation and seek a hearing on whether a violation occurred. Just because probation and parole allege a violation, is not a finding of violation, that determination is left for the Judge.
answered on Jan 8, 2020
This question is difficult to answer, based on question posed. Probation violations typically are for doing something prohibited or set forth in a person's terms of probation, i.e. no alcohol or drugs, must find a job, etc.... When asking about "for what I explained happened," if... View More
I was hurt on 11/06/19, the dr took me off work on 12/03/19 after the MRI results came in showing I have a full thickness tear of my supraspinatus tendon in my left shoulder. My doctor requested surgery approval. I have not received the approval or TTD and it's been 30+ days. It was turned... View More
answered on Jan 7, 2020
You can file a complaint with the Commissioner of the Department of Workers Claim for violations of the Unfair Claims Practice Act, for essentially failing to respond to a request timely. Unfortunately, the remedy is the Workers Compensation Board may fine the employer, but you do not receive the... View More
Child against child
answered on Jan 3, 2020
Would depend on what it was. There is no statute of limitations for a felony.
answered on Dec 28, 2019
The “S” is likely a Case No. 19-S-a number which is a reference for a small claims case.
Like Kentucky and Virginia states would acknowledge this 1381 code??
Because he had a tail light out and no insurance now when he went to jail that was night on his paper work and no charger's on taillight or insurance oh he also was charged with defaced fire arm now where they said they pulled him over for one reason but was charged with a different and no... View More
answered on Dec 28, 2019
The citation does not have to have a charge for the stop. The issue is one of whether there was a reasonable suspicion to pull over. There may be grands to suppress the stop depending on the reason for pulling over.
I spoke with the judge over it she sent him a subpoena u think she is taking it serious?
I have never been charged with nor have ever been in trouble in my life. I worked at the prison for almost a year with exceptional job performance appraisals. The morning I was charged, I was working a double shift that day and was in a hurry to make sure I had everything needed. I thought I picked... View More
answered on Aug 27, 2018
Normally most criminal statutes will require intent. You will need to speak with your public defender and advise of all facts. Appears intent will be difficult for the Commonwealth to prove.
answered on Aug 22, 2018
Yes, Kentucky is a comparative fault state. A jury will decide the level of fault for each party. A person can be assinged 1-100% of the fault. For example, if the jury determines the pedestrian was at fault at all, they could be assigned a percentage of fault. For example, jury finds $100,000... View More
answered on Aug 22, 2018
Yes, driving under the influence can be based on any substance that impairs a persons ability to drive
answered on Mar 28, 2017
Yes, there are very specific rules, but first and foremost, that you filed all returns timely and they were not fraudulent. You should contact a bankruptcy attorney to discuss your specific situation.
If an employee was full time when work related incident happened and got workers comp but changes status from full time to casual will the employee still get workers comp?
answered on Mar 28, 2017
It depends on whether the worker has returned to work and what workers compensation benefit being referred to. If you return to work, after receiving TTD benefits, and then are reduced in hours, you will probably not receive additional TTD benefits. Your medical and all other workers compensation... View More
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