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Last night she called the police because I asked her to pay the bills on the 4th of next month, the police came and asked me to leave, I am a senior disabled handicapped male with 8 back surgeries and an Cardiac stent.
I see no reason for this type of treatment by the police, I had to leave... View More 
answered on Aug 28, 2018
I am an Alabama Lawyer. I don't handle Fla. divorces
We are no longer togeather and she is talking to his biological father
answered on Feb 15, 2018
Have you ever been to court on this? Have you ever been legally found to be the father by a Court? What makes you believe that you have any rights to a child to whom you were never legally adjudicated the father and who was not the child of a marriage. You need to see an attorney who will give you... View More
I am separated from my husband which is a police officer and I have begged his chief and the mayor for help to stop him and they sweep it under the rug,They know he does it on duty,uses their car and leaves the city to chase me,he has been arrested for domestic violence and still has his job and... View More
answered on Jan 12, 2018
You are not the first person to face this problem, and you will not be the last. However, assuming that the facts are as you say, a good, aggressive plaintiff's lawyer stands a good chance of filing suit and winning and getting you meaningful relief and damages. Naturally, these kinds of... View More
... and I say no to the search and they bring the dogs out and the dog finds it is that evidence in court ?
answered on Dec 17, 2017
The answer depends on the reason the officers state was the reason they pulled you over. IF, and that's a big IF, the officers had no legitimate reason for the stop AND IF they admit that, the marijuana they seized should not be admitted into evidence against you. If, on the other hand, the... View More
The Landlord sold property out from under me,&had said that I could buy the property & home ,having first choice of buying. The Landlord has made things inhabitable&unsanitary by cutting off the water. I dont know if property has sold or not, because Landlord has lied & mislead me... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2017
The standard drill would be for me to tell you to hire a lawyer but I can tell you can't afford one. We do have legal aid in some counties in Alabama, but with your response due tomorrow (well, today, now - Tuesday) you don't have time to go to them to see if you qualify.... View More
answered on Oct 13, 2017
Are you asking if the state can garnish the award for past due child support? Yes.
Mother and father had a fight last night. He took their daughter to his mothers. This morning the dad, daughter, and dads mom left without telling the mother and won't tell the mother where they took her daughter. No custody agreement has been filled. The father is on the birth certificate.... View More
answered on Oct 3, 2017
You can't kidnap our own child. The father is on the birth certificate, which raises a presumption of paternity, but does not quite make him the legal father. Mom's remedy is simple. Get to Court -- today -- and file a petition for paternity. Along with that file an instanter ordering the... View More
I will be 18 in November she will be 16 in April her parents are 50 and 60 she is very mature for her age, we both agree that she doesn't need to be in here home. I don't want to get her pregnant because of religious reasons. Is there any way possible we can get married without consent. I... View More
answered on Sep 15, 2017
No. She is a minor and so are you. You can't get married without your parents consent and she can't get married at all. If you are having sex with her and she is under 16 and if you are more than 24 months older than she is you can be exposed to criminal prosecution for having sex with... View More
answered on Sep 15, 2017
A 16 year old is still a minor, just because she has a baby does not mean that she is emancipated. If she is a child who is in need of supervision -- that is if her parents can't seem to handle her -- the law allows the parents to call on the State of Alabama (DHR) to assist in what's... View More
I was arrested on a felony charge and spent 7 hours in a county jail before my release. To my knowledge i have to see judge before being released. When I asked why was they releasing me they claimed to be an error in the system
answered on Sep 13, 2017
The question is, were you charged with anything? Is there still a pending charge? If you were arrested, and the arresting authority then released you and did not charge you because they confused you with someone else, you will generally have to prove that the officer who arrested you acted... View More
The streets are not private and are county owned (i.e.: there is no gate requiring entry to the neighborhood, city police do not patrol, but the sheriffs do.) Guest vehicles are explicitly omitted from the CCR. And I quote,"Nothing contained in this paragraph shall preclude guests or invitees... View More
answered on May 9, 2017
Interesting question well presented. The only way to a legal answer will be by consulting a local lawyer who has experience with subdivisions, developments, owners' associations and permitting, He will have to review the homeowners' association forming documents and its rules and... View More
Someone is living in their mobile home on our property with no lease and no payments. They have been given a 30day verbal to move and then a 10 day notarized written to which they ignored both. How do we proceed to get them off the property
answered on Feb 8, 2017
Alabama has a self-help law for landlords. Its easy for you to file your own eviction proceeding.
Just visit the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court in your county, ask for an eviction form (the official name of which is an unlawful detainer form), fill it out, give it back to the... View More
Hello, is my private school allowed to print off my text messages without my permission? They never took my phone away but said they have a script of my message that they got from somewhere. I never gave them permission and I never signed anything throughout the year that allows them to do that. Is... View More
answered on Jul 23, 2016
Don't see how they could have done that. Now they may have gotten your "message" from another person--the other person is free to print off anything you email or text them, give it or forward it to whoever they wish. Did they say they have all of your texts to anyone? I doubt it.... View More
answered on Sep 6, 2015
No facts means that we cannot answer. You need to go see an attorney about all of this for a full discussion.
Can the police search my room without a search warrant
answered on May 20, 2014
Maybe. They can search your room if you are living with your parents, and they consent to the search. If YOU consent to the search they can search it. If they are in 'hot pursuit' they might be able to look around in your room. If they are arresting you legally, they can look around... View More
answered on May 20, 2014
Maybe. Not all people with autism are incompetent. They talk about the 'autism spectrum.' This means that there are people with a wide variety of capabilities who are afflicted with autism. What you are really asking is whether the police can question a person who is mentally... View More
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