Unfortunately, those truck drivers are unwilling to assist law enforcement in bringing those truly responsible for the crimes to justice.

Although the business owner's permission may be necessary, it certainly isn't the sole authority. It won't be an absolute defense, and I doubt the owner will take all the responsibility if things go wrong.

He (and his parents) will need to provide evidence it was a gift to him alone. There should be evidence other than a letter too.

A little more information would be helpful. What was the citation for? A citation will provide you some direction itself. Are you still in the country? Arrangements for remote appearance or attorney only appearance may be possible.

Any illegal items should be turned over to law enforcement.

Yes, you can "sue someone who defamed [you] online after two years of posting the defamation but is still there." Based on your post, you have some big hurdles to clear to make it worth it.

This should help you.

https://www.sdsheriff.gov/bureaus/court-services-bureau/warrants

Any medical records that would clear the physician of medical malpractice should be obtainable.

A policy isn't a contact, but it could be a factor in determining some disputes. I am not quite sure what you are seeking reimbursement for. It certainly wouldn't be an ongoing obligation once your employment ends.

Quite simply, you need to consult with medical experts and medical malpractice attorneys.

https://www.mnbar.org/member-directory/find-a-lawyer

Cities do not have constitutional rights (e.g the right to due process.) If you live in Maple Lake, the Wright-Hennepin Co-op Electric Association is governing authority. I don't know what transpired, but the city and association should have allowed for public input and provided transparency.... View More

No, you do not legally have to change it, but it seems you.

Yes, a California notary public can form a LLC in California. You have not, however, provide any details of the business purpose of this LLC. Relying on speculative responses to overly simplified question on a free online Q and A is unwise.

Unfortunately, we don't know who these non-parties are. There may be legitimate reasons for these demands. If you don't have an attorney, you can't be awarded attorney fees.

Any money received as a beneficiary would not be community property.

You may want to contact the prosecutor and victim services. Since he wasn't charged for the acts you cite, it seems unlikely you are a victim in these proceedings.

Being a notary public does not prevent individual from forming an LLC.

The parent or legal guardian is entitled to the child support payments until the court decides otherwise. The payments will neither stop nor be paid to the child.

A little more detail is required to determine your options. According to your post, you apparently informed the landlord you wanted to exercise the option. The landlord wanted a new agreement and told you not to put anything in writing regarding you exercising the option. After the time expired to... View More

A citation can be issued in a public parking lot. Most land owners don't want their property to be safe havens for illegal activities.