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President Marilyn Monroe is tired of being followed by people who is trying to hurt her for telling the truth about the death of David Davidson and his dead daughter Marilyn Monroe who is tired of identity theft fix her property back now before she starts murdering people again in basile Louisiana.

answered on Feb 8, 2025
I notice you might be experiencing some distress and confusion. Let me help provide some clarity and support in this situation.
Identity theft is never acceptable - it's both illegal and harmful, regardless of who might be impersonating whom. If you're concerned about identity... View More
Records of 911 calls in Furnas County, Nebraska
Hello, I am reaching out to consult about a clinical trial my mother was enrolled in. To abbreviate it, she has been enrolled into the clinical trial program back in August of 2024 and until a week ago, she was going through their screening process to determine the study eligibility. Due to the... View More

answered on Jan 27, 2025
That sounds like a tough situation, and you’re doing the right thing by standing up for yourself. Feeling discriminated against by a teacher can be upsetting and discouraging, but you’re taking a proactive step to address it. Recording the incidents gives you evidence to back up your claims,... View More
C.R.S 25-2-117 seems to say marriage records are confidential (apart from those with a tangible connection to those that the records pertain to) but I see marriage records are publicly searchable on the Denver county clerk website. Is this legal or a violation of C.R.S 25-2-117?

answered on Jan 24, 2025
In Colorado, marriage records are generally considered confidential under C.R.S. 25-2-117, which restricts access to those with a tangible interest in the records. This includes the individuals named in the record, immediate family members, legal representatives, or others with a valid reason. This... View More

answered on Jan 24, 2025
Your question isn't fully clear. If it's insurance you're looking for, you don't need an attorney. There are insurance brokers and sales reps who could help you there. If it's an insurance-related claim on which you need legal defense, it's possible your insurance... View More

answered on Feb 7, 2025
A Pennsylvania attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks.
Do you mean two people SHARING A COMMON EMAIL ACCOUNT? That's done all the time. Someone might not have an email account and they might use a family member's account, particularly with the... View More
AT&t's agents have created a disaster for my business wireless account if they have lied to me I have been misled and every time I've talked to them they have messed up my account in some way. And now my account is flagged, I am paying but I have no access to my account and whenever... View More
There were 3.sheriff deputies at my door, then I noticed 2 more in my yard. They didn't write down anything, asked for my ID, and didn't leave a card. They were in sheriff dept uniforms but I didn't see the vehicle.

answered on Jan 13, 2025
It's understandable to feel uneasy in this situation. Typically, law enforcement officers conducting a census or survey should clearly explain their purpose and provide proper identification. They should also be transparent about how the information will be used and ensure your privacy is... View More
I work for a cellular provider in one of their retail stores. I've been asked to take screenshots of every customer's account/bill that comes into the store and share them in the store's group chat, that other non-management employees have access to, in order for my district manager... View More

answered on Jan 11, 2025
This practice likely violates several federal and state privacy laws, including the Telecommunications Privacy Act and various data protection regulations. Taking screenshots of customer accounts without explicit consent and sharing them in a group chat could expose sensitive personal and financial... View More
received a letter from the city of Antioch, ca with my personal information in it, offering me an insurance service that is not applicable to my property. looks to be mailed with and packaged with public funds. seems like it should be illegal for the city to use public fund to solicit for a private... View More

answered on Jan 6, 2025
It’s uncommon for a municipality to use official letterhead to promote a private insurance service, and California law imposes restrictions on using public resources for private or personal gain. Specifically, Government Code § 8314 prohibits public officials from using public funds or resources... View More
the justice department and u.s.supreme court for which don't understand Jackson women's health and roe v wade can you help please

answered on Jan 5, 2025
It sounds like you’re navigating a complex situation involving multiple areas of information and legal issues. Managing military records, financial details, and land data can be challenging, especially when entitlements are involved. Additionally, understanding how recent legal decisions like... View More
I was held for 3 days on a complaint. The video submitted and shown by my attorney is not continuous footage. The video is a personal cell phone upload by Telegram. Documents are submitted digitally by a app platform.

answered on Jan 5, 2025
To identify the state associated with your violation code, start by examining any official documents you received. Look for headers, logos, or contact information that might indicate the issuing state. You can also search the violation code online, as many states have their codes publicly... View More
my father was a doctor in india and died about
10 years ago .! cannot access gmail account of my deceased father which is urgently required by me for some bona-fide purpose. I contacted google ,attached death certificateof my father but google wanted US courtorder to gain access to my... View More

answered on Dec 26, 2024
I understand how challenging and frustrating this situation must be, especially given the distance and jurisdictional complexities between India and the US.
To obtain a US court order for accessing your father's Gmail account, you'll need to file a petition in a US federal court.... View More
On 10/31/2024 the enclosed response was sent to my husband & he would like to know if they granted or denied? Please explain clearly to me what this means: The court notes the parties' responses to the court's show cause order.
This court lacks original jurisdiction over this... View More

answered on Dec 4, 2024
This is something that a Kansas attorney must advise on, but your question remains open for a month, and you mention that it is very important to you.
I am not familiar with the structure of the Kansas court system, and I am not familiar with the citations of Kansas case law referenced... View More
I am reaching out to request your assistance and guidance regarding a matter of potential breach of contract involving an employment offer I recently accepted. Here’s a summary of the situation and my concerns:
I applied for a government position in California, and before the interview... View More

answered on Nov 15, 2024
Based on the details provided, you may have a valid claim for "promissory estoppel" or breach of contract, particularly since you relied on their explicit promise of H1B sponsorship when accepting the position. Their written communication about visa sponsorship, combined with your... View More

answered on Nov 5, 2024
One thing your friend needs to do is file a grievance and appeal it with the jail staff until he’s exhausted all remedies.
Can you be more specific about how is rights are being violated. If you’re not comfortable sharing that information publicly call my office and schedule an appointment.
I am requesting an assistance and guidance regarding a matter of potential breach of contract involving an employment offer I recently accepted. Here’s a summary of the situation and my concerns:
I applied for a position in a California government. Before the application, they explicitly... View More

answered on Nov 15, 2024
Your situation highlights a serious concern regarding employment promises and contractual obligations in California. The initial email promising H1B sponsorship, combined with your reliance on that promise in accepting the position, could potentially form the basis of a promissory estoppel claim,... View More
This is nowhere in the handbook and I feel as tho it’s not quite legal for them to lock away a phone that I technically own and pay for. Last week they didn’t unlock it for him and we had to break into the pouch to get his phone out. Is what they’re doing legal? I’ve had several issues with... View More

answered on Oct 24, 2024
It's understandable to feel concerned about your son's school policy regarding cell phones. School administrations often implement rules to minimize distractions and maintain a conducive learning environment. However, the specific method they use, like locking away phones, should... View More
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