Without more details and this may be speculative, the bail may be based on a dollar amount that the landlord is trying to recover from past rent.

They may have been served with notice by mail, but was handed a copy later. Again, I don't have exactly enough information.

The questions must be relevant and related to what the court must make as a finding. Some questions are designed to ensure that there is no fraud, and also to make a record in the event there is a denial.

Most of the "jobs" (your MOS) in the military will require some level of security clearance. You will be required to fill out the SF-86 and it will ask questions regarding financial issues. It would have to be pretty severe for it to prevent you from receiving a security clearance, but... View More

If you intend to break your lease, you must normally do so in writing and allow the landlord the opportunity to correct the problem. If it appears you may be losing your residence and have already paid the rent for that month, you may consider filing a claim in small claims court for the money... View More

This is an unusual charge, but I would start with a phone call to your local police department and ask to meet with someone. Explain that you wish to file a police report. I would recommend you prepare your statement in advance and provide it to the detective. Because it is not considered a... View More

Depending on the facts and nature of what he did to you, and it sounds like you mean it to be a physical assault of some sorts - if there is a police report, he could be charged in state court of some form of domestic abuse or assault and battery. A state conviction on a domestic abuse would... View More

A "background check" can be as simple as running your name on public data bases such as the Oklahoma Supreme Court Network (OSCN). If she used a private or government database, it could cost her job.

You will need a DNA tests of yourself and father, birth certificates, and your father's CDIB card to help get this started. You have to work this thru your tribe.

If you maintained your residency under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, then yes. By that, I am assuming you kept that residence for the purposes of taxes (look at your LES to see where your state taxes are going), kept an Indiana DL, and Indiana plates on your car are all indicators you... View More

With your youth, relative newness to the Army, and rank - you can expect a harsh Article 15 punishment. Being chaptered is possible, but my experience has been that the Army has invested time and money in you and hopefully they see this as something that's in the past. You need to soldier on... View More

If she has no criminal history and there was no violence involved, she may be eligible for a deferred sentence (probation). If she was under the influence of any drug or alcohol, her participation in a drug program immediately would be recommended.

If you are not receiving adequate support, put it in writing to his commander. If you do not know who his commander is, then consider contacting the base IG or the headquarters. Document everything with letters or emails. Just understand that if the servicemember is kicked out, that's less... View More

You need to make a police report documenting it, and should consider seeking a protective order. In Oklahoma, you should do both as that the judges here look for police reports.