Your current state is Virginia
I am going crazy at home as I am unable to go to work as I am unable to walk. However, I can perform some services online and receive commissions or per assignment income. Would it be illegal for me to do work that pays me even though I am on disability? Would I be penalized? I am a court... Read more »
Parents lost site of child when dropping off child.
Child said he was gonna walk home child reported walking down roadway by unknown driver
I was elected as Vice President to our Club. Shortly there after the President Resigned moving me into his position for the remainder of his term of office. I had asked for a copies of the Financials and Minutes of Record dating back 2 years to 2020. I was informed that this information was not... Read more »
Need to appeal a 09/14/22 decision OCR Notice from a Regional Manager in Atlanta, GA on a HIPAA violation. A doctor deleted my patient portal. and (8) months later I still haven't received my records. It took (15) months to receive (2) other records. I have (very high-up) HHS staff... Read more »
We are familiar with clauses that indemnify the municipality from the mistakes of the Consultant - but if the City also indemnifies the Consultant, is that in violation of the "public purpose" provisions of Section 94 of the Alabama Constitution?
Years ago, county road was built. Two culverts were placed that diverted the natural flow of water onto private land. 6-8 years ago, county water district placed water lines in ditch where natural flow of water ran , thereby exacerbating the erosion problem which has now caused major damage to... Read more »
My case has been going on for 23 months and now the prosecutor wants to file enhancement! My last charge was in 2009! Can he do this
My case has been ongoing for 23months and now the prosecutor is wanting to enhance my charge to habitual offender! How long does he have to do this after I've already been charged and had anitial hearing
This involves the Medical Licensing Board, so is "date of occurrence" the date the Investigator first calls with questions, but no complaint had been filed, or is it the date service was made with a Verified Compliant?
She discharged money owed to SSA in chapter7 bankrupcy. I received a bill for her Survivors benefit. I am a 71 year old widow. They said that since I received widows benefits for 2 years I need to pay back 90,000.$ I received 2 years of benefits. They are now seizing my retirement benefits? I was... Read more »
I am a resident of Washington State. I live with my daughter but I travel about 95% of the time. I do not own property in Washington.
I'm considering buying a home in North Carolina. Do I have to change my residency to NC? What about buying a car in that state ? Drivers License?... Read more »
My case has been ongoing for 23months and now the prosecutor is wanting to enhance my charge to habitual offender! How long does he have to do this after I've already been charged and had anitial hearing
Are they considered a private 3rd party entity?
And I'm 70 percent DV
answered on Oct 3, 2022
In answer to your question, no, however, if you have purchased a vehicle and seek to get it registered into your name, then generally you will have to pay tax on the purchase price of the vehicle which is approximately 10 percent (tax rate depends on which zip code you are residing and the tax rate... Read more »
answered on Oct 2, 2022
Your question straddles a number of categories. I can only speak for the civil part; a criminal defense attorney could address criminal aspects. In my experience, it is the judge who makes decisions on dismissals. Your question includes the word "only." I can only say that I haven't... Read more »
My husband is getting a lump sum from Social Security back pay am I entitled to any of it if we divorce
answered on Oct 4, 2022
For disability, no it would not. See In re Marriage of Peterson (2016). Federal law preempts state law, and federal law provides that social security disability is considered to be separate property.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2022-10-01/newsom-attempts-void-1st-amendment
Shouldn't the CA AG have stepped in before this law was passed?
answered on Oct 4, 2022
The attorney general at times defends unconstitutional laws. For example, if a person sues the state of California to prohibit some implementation of the law based upon a claim for unconstitutionality, the attorney general may defend that law against a constitutional attack.
My husband went to prison 20 years ago for 14lbs of pot and a stolen vehicle in GA. Then 8 years ago, here inTN he went for stolen Guns and 50 g of meth and was made to sign up for the meth registry in Tennessee he just flattened his parole this past January he just now got a "methamphetamine... Read more »
If a school administrator is put on leave with pay, but not told what she is accused of, does a report have to be filed to the state auditors office by the last day of the fiscal quarter? She has been on leave for 10 weeks with no communication from the district at all.
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