Nj 39:4:85
We would need more facts to properly answer your question. The only thing worse than no answer is the wrong answer and without all the facts you will probably get the wrong answer.
The answer would depend on many factors the first and most important is what's in his will if he has one if not this will be a long process.
No
A pro bono lawyer is given by the court and he is called the public defender. You need to request one on your court date and if you qualify one will be appointed for you.
You need to contact a lawyer that does Criminal Appeals
Yes you can hire a lawyer. If your case is in family court hire a family lawyer, if your case is in municipal or criminal court I suggest hiring a good criminal lawyer.
Generally car insurance only covers cases involving car accident cases, but you would need to see the policy to confirm that is the case in your particular case.
the police reports states the rotted plank caught my foot pulling me down onto a rusty nail that ripped through my hand down to wrist i have lost use of that hand due to median nerve injury but the issue is its my dominant hand also the slam ruptured my breast implant that is silicone gel I'm... Read more »
You can hire an attorney to represent you for the case, but they will charge you a fee, but in general its only if you collect money for your injury and it will be a percentage of the recovery generally 1/3. The case generally starts with a FREE in office consultation where the attorney will go... Read more »
Generally yes as the store has generally given permission for the police to come on the property and patrol.
They haven't even shared how would I login what app to install.
Wow that's almost unbelievable. The most common app the courts use is zoom, the second is microsoft teams. Probably best to download them now as it works better than a link. Are you sure your lawyer has not told you to download this and you just forgot? I personally have all my clients... Read more »
It depends but it may mean that a cop is going to a persons house to arrest someone
If the case is important to you take the paperwork to a lawyer to determine what your best course of action is.
I received a lawsuit for parking on the Handicap in the Home Depot parking lot but I didn't get a ticket and I don't remember if I really park because it was already dark ...
Maybe a lawyer would need to see the paperwork you received.
I want to get my record expunged, can I get both my arrest record and my felony charge expunged?
Maybe you can get an expungment, a lawyer would need to know exactly what your charges were for and when you got them to properly evaluate your chances.
My dad left me the house, I cared for him 24/7 for 400 days. My siblings all own their own homes and never visited or came to funeral, but want the house. The house has a lean that I was paying
The answer is no it is not unheard of to have 50 interrogatories, it all depends on the facts of the case and the questions that need to be asked.
The Newark Sheriff Dept. had a a barricade off to the side and it did not appear the side of the road was barricaded off. They said it was and said “ I just road into the lions den.” They had about 10 cars all lined up in a row and were mass ticketing people in Newark. If it was so clear that... Read more »
Generally the fine is around $100 plus court costs but most courts make this a mandatory court appearance for the judge to determine exactly what your fine will be.
2 desired outcomes i am looking for
- stop this crime from happening to others( looks like this contractor has already done this with many other homeowners in princeton, monroe,hillsborough,flemington,south brunswick )
- refund of my money
You probably also want to file a civil action in the County Court.
Van was parked like 8 houses down my block directly on a main road passaic street, across from my street. There is terrible parking in area.
That said, my van is legal, and was legally parked. I had an outstanding ticket for street sweeper, i tried to pay on line and it wouldn't go... Read more »
Your best defense is probably that they cannot prove that you drove the car. With this type of ticket, I always suggest hiring a lawyer as the penalties based on your record could even include jail time.
Pulled over in small street near house due to child out of baby seat, given summon require to show up in person
If the ticket is marked mandatory court appearance you need to appear in court. Many towns make this ticket a mandatory court appearance which is not generally by zoom court. Call the court to confirm if yours is mandatory court appearance or look it up online.
No its not fair, but you usually pay court costs on each ticket you are convicted of.
Car accident a year ago involving 3 cars. 1st car stopped because of debris on street. 2nd car hit her. Then 2nd car got hit by me. I only had to pay 2nd car for damages. Now over a year later the 2nd car is personally suing me. She is suing cause her husband I depressed. She never even mentions it... Read more »
More information is needed to properly answer your question, but in general when you get sued you should: Give the law suit to you insurance agent/company they should cover you for the accident if you were insured. If not you will need to hire your own lawyer to defend the case.
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