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Q: My daughter dropped off my 3 year old grandson to me and my husband 3 weeks ago.my daughter and my grandson father have

Not bothered to call to check on my grandson to talk to him,they haven't came to visit my grandson,we have been providing him with all his needs diapers, clothes,food,love and comfort.my grandson has seen his mom and dad physically fighting each other,bitting each other,spitting at each... View More

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answered on Sep 13, 2024

It sounds like you are deeply concerned about your grandson’s well-being, and it's understandable given what you've described. When parents neglect their child’s basic needs and expose them to harmful situations like violence and substance abuse, it can have serious effects on the... View More

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Q: My RV Storage sold their property and asked everybody to vacate by the end of the month. What are my rights?

My rent was never late and has been paid including my deposit.

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answered on Sep 9, 2024

When an RV storage facility is sold and the new owner requires tenants to vacate, your rights depend on the terms of your rental agreement and state laws. In California, property owners generally have the right to terminate month-to-month storage agreements with proper notice, usually 30 days. If... View More

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Q: I know I was discriminated against & falsely accused of assaulting a staff member. What should I do to prove I did not?

My child school staff members falsely accused me of physically assaulting a staff member the woman actually was the one to assault me and the principal was not around at all to witness and she called the police making a false report against me and she discriminated against me because of my... View More

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answered on Sep 9, 2024

It sounds like you're in a very difficult and unjust situation. To defend yourself against these false accusations, start by gathering as much evidence as possible. If you have a witness who was with you during the incident, ask them to write a detailed statement describing what they saw. This... View More

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Q: So a friend gave me her credit card to use for a few months while i was having financial trouble. Now she is not happy w

With the time it is taking me to pay her back. She is threatening to bring legal actions against me and is threatening to involve my son. I am making payments to her. Is it legal for her to go to my son's house and tell him about this situation?

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answered on Sep 8, 2024

It sounds like you're already making efforts to repay your friend, which is important. If you're actively communicating and making payments, it’s crucial to try to resolve the situation with your friend through clear and respectful dialogue. Sometimes financial misunderstandings can... View More

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Q: civil servant uses his authority to help a private company gain illegal benefits without accepting bribes, is he guilty?

If a civil servant uses his authority to help a private company gain illegal benefits, but there is no evidence of the civil servant accepting bribes, is he guilty of a crime?

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answered on Sep 7, 2024

If a civil servant uses their authority to help a private company gain illegal benefits, they may still be guilty of misconduct or abuse of power, even if there is no evidence of bribery. The absence of a bribe does not necessarily mean there isn't wrongdoing; the key issue here is the misuse... View More

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Q: I live in transitional housing because I'm homeless, is it legal for make staff to open my door after knocking.

What if I had been in the shower and that's why I didn't answer. Even though they do not wait after knocking anyway. What if I had been naked when they did?

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answered on Sep 7, 2024

Not to allow tenants the time to hide drugs, alcohol, weapons and other contraband substantially outweighs you the same time to get dressed. Obviously, you should change quickly and not walk around naked. A knock is enough time to cover up.

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Q: Greg morris and associates had issued a check that was put on hold and never cashed, is there anything we can do?

It was such a long time ago ,I found it in my files .

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answered on Sep 4, 2024

You can try to reach out to Greg Morris and Associates to explain the situation. Even though it was a long time ago, companies sometimes reissue checks under certain conditions. It’s helpful to have the original check on hand, as it may contain information like the check number or date, which can... View More

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Q: I am involved in a data breach where I live. I have two letters from them stating so. I need we don't get paid unless

You do , as I am homeless.

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answered on Sep 2, 2024

It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation, especially with the data breach and your current circumstances. Given the seriousness of a data breach and its potential impact, it’s important to seek legal assistance that aligns with your needs, particularly a "no win, no... View More

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Q: Can I invoke the fifth amendment as a defense against an accusation of being a Vexatious Litigant in L.A. ?

I am facing an accusation of being a vexatious litigant by the Superior Court of Los Angeles. I want to clarify that I am the object of an organized harassment campaign by the Federal Government. In the building where I lived, I was harassed and stalked all the time. I went to court many times... View More

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answered on Sep 1, 2024

You cannot invoke the Fifth Amendment as a defense against an accusation of being a vexatious litigant in Los Angeles. The Fifth Amendment protects against self-incrimination in criminal cases, but being labeled a vexatious litigant is a civil matter, not a criminal one. Therefore, the Fifth... View More

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Q: What can I do after I have surrendered my nursing licence under duress?

I surrendered my nursing licence under duress based on a positive drug test that was taken during a time when I was not even legally able to practice nursing because I was on disability for an aneurysm, which also left me unable to think clearly due to remaining cognitive affects on my brain. I was... View More

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answered on Sep 1, 2024

After surrendering your nursing license under such difficult circumstances, it is important to know that there are steps you can take to address this situation. First, you should try to gather any documentation related to your disability, medical condition, and the circumstances surrounding the... View More

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Q: Where do I find the rules pertaining to orders given with a stamp of the judge's name instead of the judge's signature?

Are those that apply to the court's use of whiteout to alter stamped dates in the same place?

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answered on Aug 31, 2024

To find the rules regarding orders given with a stamp of the judge's name instead of a signature, you'll want to refer to the California Rules of Court. These rules govern court procedures and practices across the state, including the use of stamps in place of signatures. The specific... View More

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Q: I don't have a question but need some advice,guidance or plan towards an app with rigged or fixed casino games

I'm sure you've heard it all "the game is rigged" hopefully i can clearly explain. I'll just give a quick explanation.

the details and timeline which I have documented can come later because it's a lot. The app has social casino games. I'll focus on the... View More

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answered on Aug 31, 2024

It's frustrating when you feel a game is rigged, especially after experiencing consistent losses in such a pattern. You've done the right thing by documenting your experiences, as having concrete evidence like screenshots and videos strengthens your case. Even though the app claims... View More

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Q: Can MID stop me to have a electrity monitoring device installed?g

Installed it, MID removed it, now charging me $400 for tempering & meter inspection fees!

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answered on Aug 29, 2024

It sounds like you’re facing a frustrating situation with MID (Modesto Irrigation District). Generally, utility companies have strict rules about unauthorized devices connected to their meters, even if your intentions were good. They may consider any unapproved equipment as tampering, which could... View More

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Q: Is it enough to show to Title company certification of trust without giving the entire trust?
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answered on Aug 27, 2024

Yes, it is often enough to show the Title company a Certification of Trust rather than providing the entire trust document. The Certification of Trust typically contains the essential details that the Title company needs, such as the trustee’s authority and the trust’s existence, without... View More

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Q: What other forms do you need to file along with an ex parte application in California

Filing an Ex Parte application to receive an emergency temporary restraining order and order show cause for an injunction against the department of transportation

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answered on Aug 27, 2024

When you're filing an Ex Parte application in California, especially for an emergency temporary restraining order or an order to show cause, you need to ensure all your paperwork is complete. Along with the Ex Parte application itself, you'll typically need to file a supporting... View More

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Q: My step dad told me I can borrow money use his credit card.
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answered on Aug 19, 2024

When your stepdad offers to let you borrow money using his credit card, it's essential to be cautious. Even though he’s giving you permission, using someone else's credit card can impact both of your finances. Credit cards often come with high interest rates, and any balance you carry... View More

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Q: I want to give the 3-day Pay or Quit notice, if they don't do anything do I have to give them a 60-day to evacuate?

My tenants haven't paid rent for 4 months now, and they all changed their information I can't get in contact with any of the tenants for the past 9 months. I want to give the 3-day Pay or Quit notice, if they don't do anything do I have to give them a 60-day to evacuate the property?

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answered on Aug 17, 2024

Under California law, when tenants fail to pay rent, you are entitled to serve them a 3-day Pay or Quit notice. This notice demands that they either pay the overdue rent or vacate the property within three days. If they do not comply, you are not required to serve them with a 60-day notice.... View More

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Q: Can a finance company make us pay for a stolen vehicle?

Finance company repossessed stolen vehicle and now a year after recovery they still have not sold the vehicle and charging me an arm and leg to settle

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answered on Aug 17, 2024

Under California law, a finance company can seek payment from you even if the vehicle was stolen, but they must follow specific procedures. Once the vehicle is recovered, they are required to sell it in a commercially reasonable manner to minimize the amount owed. If they fail to do this in a... View More

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Q: Will one of those loyers contact me if I have a good case ?
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answered on Aug 12, 2024

If you believe you have a strong case, it's important to take the first step by reaching out to a lawyer. They won't know about your situation unless you contact them. Once you share the details, they'll assess your case and determine if they can help.

When you reach out, be...
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Q: Can you help me sue the DARE program ?

I had to pretend give the other kids in class drugs and they all yelled at me NO really loud and it made me have a problem with self confidence,and self esteem,. I'm hoping you can help me. Thank you.

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answered on Aug 12, 2024

It's understandable that this experience was upsetting for you. The feelings of embarrassment and lowered self-esteem you describe are very real and valid. It's important to recognize how this situation has affected you.

If you believe that the DARE program has caused you...
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