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Kids are 21 & 19 and live out of state.
answered on Oct 25, 2024
The next of kin will be responsible for the body, regardless of their location.
Spent 2 years searching for an attorney and noticed I was always getting turned down before having a single conversation or consultation. No Q&A. I decided to then submit an identical case description but used a different name/contact info. And now I'm getting calls left and right. I... View More 
answered on Oct 25, 2024
If there is such a list, I don't subscribe. A simple Google search can reveal information that may telling.
I have done research and see that there is a patent on something similar to what I have developed but with some major differences.
answered on Oct 22, 2024
I am not a patent attorney, but I don't believe patent attorneys provide a free consult to determine if an idea is in conflict with an existing one similar in nature. That would most likely be part of their legal services. That task could be very time consuming.
Does a retired physician Assistant with an active MN license require their own malpractice insurance to volunteer at a James Clinic in Newark NC? Are there any state protections for medical volunteers in NC?
answered on Oct 22, 2024
I have not ever been asked to research this specific situation, but I believe this question should be directed to North Carolina authorities.
My esop growth has earned me nearly 4M over the last 25 years. At the time I was married, I had about 20k in it. Never put a penny into it. Is this an asset that is 100% mine or does this have to be split in a divorce?
answered on Oct 22, 2024
An attorney cannot provide a definitive answer in a free online Q and A. A recent court ruling may provide a change to the traditional distribution. The esop growth has earned nearly 4M over the last 25 years during the marriage. All property acquired by either spouse during the marriage is... View More
I need to file a lawsuit against multiple individuals and multiple companies who have knowingly violated laws and their own policies where excessive and irreparable harm has resulted.
answered on Oct 22, 2024
You will need a large law firm to file a lawsuit on your behalf against multiple individuals and multiple companies. The multiple individuals and multiple companies will undoubtedly have multiple law firms representing them. You may consider filing a complaint for each violation of law to the... View More
I'm currently looking into a small claims suit and it sounds like in the state of MN, you cannot sue someone for more than $4,000 when it comes to credit cards, so I'm looking for clarification to make sure I'm understanding correctly.
answered on Oct 21, 2024
I believe it has do with conciliation court jurisdiction. You have to admit that it doesn't seem quite right if credit card companies couldn't sue for balances over $4,000.
I filed divorce in 2016. Our child and I are living in Orange County since 2017. Recently, the other party stopped make a payment for child and spousal support. The other party didn't comply the discovery and we are high conflict. I can't drive 7 hours to the court to attend the hearing... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2024
An attorney can help you file a motion for a change of venue (request for order) with the Santa Clara court. The court will then consider your motion along with your supporting declaration. You will need to contact attorneys directly. Take care. Rob Kane. Orange County Family Law Attorney.
She was 14 then. I had her since birth and she did very well with me, straight As in school, no trouble in school once, good friends and a good kid. Since she's declined in grades, gets in trouble at school, her dad has abused several women including myself, he treats her like he's a... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2024
It may be possible to get custody back though she will be 17 in a week. Of course, a judge will consider facts you haven't mentioned here. Will you have an attorney this time?
We have recently had to seek new counsel due to our lawyer leaving their law firm and our case. We set up a consultation with an attorney, to find out that person went and contacted the opposing counsel and informed that person we were seeking counsel and the person also found out information as... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2024
On their face, I don't believe either are the disclosure of protected information or unethical. Attorneys need to see if there are any conflicts. The arbitration dates are known to dozens of people.
answered on Oct 10, 2024
My response isn't as encouraging as JA's AI generated response designed to entice potential clients. To expect the court reporter and judge to simply accept and insert your self-serving version of the transcript is unrealistic. This seems to be the rule you should be researching.... View More
I know you need adult to help you sign contracts behalf of your LLC but what i wonder is can someome under 18 CREATE LLC?
I am very thankful that I received two responses from two different attorneys to my initial question but I'm a little troubled that I was giving conflicting answers. The first attorney stated that if I were to reach out to the servicer and request a loan modification that it would not restart... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2024
JLA posts hundreds of artificial intelligence responses weekly in forms such as this. It is unlikely JLA even read your previous post. Although I can't vouche for the other attorney, give his response significantly more weight. I am not sure why Justia allows JLA's responses.
Assuming I am considering to file mandamus/APA case against government is there a way to keep my anonymity, so online searching does not bring up my name in the following two cases? (as far as I know a proper way of keeping my anonymity requires a specific application and I think they don't... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2024
Since the government is the people for the people, anonymity seems unjust. Taxpayers have the right to know who is suing them.
A Notice of Default on our home equity loan (2nd loan) for our primary residence was filed on July 30, 2024. This 2007 home equity loan was taken out solely by my mother who passed away in 2020. Furthermore, the first mortgage on the property, which is in my mother's name only and is with a... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2024
JLA posts hundreds of artificial intelligence responses weekly in forms such as this. It is unlikely JLA even read your post. Although I can't vouche for the other attorney, give his response significantly more weight. I am not sure why Justia allows JLA's responses.
If my minor partner and I sign an operating agreement for our manager-managed LLC, who is legally bound to the contract? Is it enforceable for both my minor partner and me? If my minor partner doesn’t void the contract and follows its terms, does the contract remain valid? If both my minor... View More
answered on Oct 5, 2024
I don't believe the court will allow the LLC to continue. The court was force it to dissolve.
answered on Oct 4, 2024
Yes, an attorney who claims to have personal knowledge can submit two different versions of an event to the court. It would certainly hurt the attorney's credibility, unless adequately clarified. I hope you can use this to your advantage.
I was damaged by some Superior Court judges misconduct and fraud and I would like to file a claim against their official bonds and their owes of office but they will not inform me where to obtain them or or even provide me a copy when I write the court clerk / executive officer
answered on Oct 4, 2024
It is very unlikely you can obtain name of the surety (generally an insurance company that sells the bond to the principal (the judge.)) You can submit a request for information, but it will most likely be denied. If you have a viable case for judical misconduct and fraud you would file a claim... View More
answered on Oct 3, 2024
Depending on the circumstances if stolen cars are parked outside your fence where yours is at can you can be charged. Unfortunately, you description is so vague there is no way to guess if you will be charged. If you were charged, the the obvious answer is, "yes."
answered on Oct 2, 2024
Is unlikely an attorney on a free online Q and A would know why your landlords have 9 attorneys representing them. They may just be having different attorneys fill in as needed for scheduling.
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