Items touching neighbors fence could be considered trespassing.

Unfortunately, you are not alone. The full-time student status is unusual.

Please see: https://www.mncourts.gov/Help-Topics/Self-Help-Centers.aspx

Based solely on the information in this post: 1. No; 2. No.

Unless your position is covered by a contract prohibiting this specific termination, there is probably nothing inappropriate or unfair. Feel free to seek a legal opinion.

If you know the person responsible you can file a lawsuit. The police department does not have unlimited resources. Allocation of those resources is necessary.

You cannot sue a judge. You can appeal the decision.

Two important questions: 1) did your brother have automobile insurance as required by law; 2) was he injured?

Neither here nor in your other questions do you provide specific facts to evaluate your situation. The police obviously have to exercise discretion. A pet owner may want two 12 year old girls roughed up, thrown in the squad car and thrown in county jail for the weekend (or longer) for setting off... View More

No, police are not required by law to investigate crimes or act in the moment that a crime is committed in their immediate presence.

No, an arrest does not need to be made before a misdemeanor criminal complaint can be made by a district attorney.

Please throughly research reverse corporate veil piercing in California before requesting to simply add a single member LLC through a post judgment motion.

I am not quite sure what you are attempting, but you just can't add the owner to the judgment.

You are not the first to use currency as a medium or such. There is tons of credible sources you can read. An attorney is not going to green light your sales on a free online Q and A.

Yes, a parent can deactivate a child's find my iPhone feature during his visitation time.

Cashing the check most likely precludes you from bringing your own lawsuit, but more information is needed.

Failure to communicate in one of the most common complaints regarding attorney. Complaints against lawyers should be directed to the Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility, (651) 296-3952.

It depends on your circumstances. If you are going through a divorce, it can be included in the judgment.

Your client should cannot the DMV in each state to determine the status of his license. Your client should contact an attorney in the state where there is a warrant. Your client isn't getting a license here with problems in other states.

Have you contacted the owner of the property where this spot is located? That would be my first call.

There are law firms that market themselves in that sense. I would not recommend them. He will need to contact attorneys until he finds one he is comfortable with and can afford. Some attorneys are affordable and some are not.