Then, After checking your license, is it routine to return to your car, inform you that you’re getting a warning and then return to his car to write a warning all the while, he holds on to your driver license so you cannot leave. Isn’t that a double warning? Can they do that?
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The text message said my name and that my blood test results were available and to have me call in to get the results. I have not been with this ex partner in over 4 years and I've been an active patient of this doctor for over two years. My spouse is also a patient of this doctor's and... Read more »
answered on Mar 15, 2023
I wish you had indicated who the doctor sent your test being available, to. Otherwise, it's not possible to determine if this was a HIPPA violation or not. If you know to whom the notice was sent, please resubmit your question and I'll be happy to answer it, or someone else will as well.
CC&R Declarant had 'Pending' sale contract but defaulted to another buyer. No reference to original owner (grantor) knowing of CC&R's placed nor 2nd Buyer (dissolved 'Pending' sale agreement). If Title not 'conveyed' and no 'power of attorney'... can these CC&R's be legal?
I was in a car crash in February, I was not at fault. My vehicle was a total loss. The other drivers insurance accepted liability but the car replacement cost is being handled by my insurance. Even though I was not at fault, my insurance is saying I am only entitled to actual cash value for the... Read more »
answered on Mar 13, 2023
That is most likely what your insurance agreement provides----ACV for a totaled vehicle. That said, this is awfully unfair and to protect your interests, you should contact an accident/injury lawyer or a general practice attorney or a bad faith insurance attorney in your area and discuss your... Read more »
I have a mound of proof; I already did the major digging. Had my long-time lawyer mid-way through sueing my past employer (WSU as a state employee) for firing me for having PTSD, which they took a 6k retainer for, but now they are ghosting me. I don't have extra; I have been going Pro Se.... Read more »
the kid didn't want to call the police and agreed to take my insurance card, the car was a 2009 Honda odyssey van with other countless dents, will I be responsible for damages, will my insurance go up if they decide to file a claim?
answered on Mar 17, 2023
An Idaho attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It could depend on whether he files a claim. Unless there are other contributing factors such as roadway defect, the operator would generally be liability for components coming off their vehicle. Good luck
Our town has an event where they offer ceramic bowls, which be bought online or at the gates. I bought my mine online which I thought guaranteed my tickets/bowls would be there whenI arrived. Ticket sales from 12 to 2. I arrived at 1:20. I was told this this year they ran out of chili, so they... Read more »
out the landlord thought the money was there as well and allowed me to move in. Now the landlord gave me a 3 day notice to pay 3044 dollars with is last month rent and this months rent . My cas worker is saying that they are just waiting for legislation to approve more money and it will probably... Read more »
I am about to file for divorce. I am the primary borrower for his vehicle. Only he has ever driven it, so it (along with the payments) should obviously go to him. There = about $6,000 left to pay. He just told me it broke down and will cost too much to fix. He said he can only trade it in for... Read more »
answered on Mar 15, 2023
This is a tough spot you're in. You are absolutely, financially responsible for your loan on the car, whether it works or is broken or regardless of whether it was you or him who primarily drove it. It's a tough spot! In fact, I'll let you know the WORST part! Let's say you... Read more »
I am about to file divorce paperwork online. We were married for less than a year. Prior to marriage, I had a mutual funds account with just a couple thousand dollars in it. Only $50 was added to it over the course of the marriage.
One of the questions on the divorce paperwork asks:... Read more »
I have been asking my case worker the same questions and have been meet with what feels like shaming. My case plan says I am to take courses, I asked how to sign up for them and got no reply. I was told I could visit my daughter and have not, it has been almost 3 months since I have seen my... Read more »
answered on Mar 15, 2023
Yes, cops call it an "outside sniff," or words to that effect. The bummer about dogs, is that a LOT of the time now, routine traffic stops are done with a K-9 officer. If you happened to have been stopped within 3-5 minutes prior to a drug dog getting there, probably no Judge would say... Read more »
Now that he's been convicted and incarcerated, do I need a lawyer to get a release or can I do this myself ?
answered on Mar 2, 2023
Contact the Court Clerk that you put up as the Beneficiary of the Bond. If you made a private mortgage, then you can ask the mortgagee to release, but it may cost you money. Sometimes a Declaratory Judgment Action is needed to remove the Lien.
While driving thru a small town, cops pulled over my car for not dimming high beams. (1 cop car.) Once my license & insurance was checked, shouldn’t that have been the end of it? The cop called in a drug sniffing dog who was cued to stop by his handler. I was watching him do it. My dog was in... Read more »
I have been asked twice by two different judges if my right to a speedy trial have been violated. Both times the prosecution jumps up and says I have waived my rights, and the last time my Idaho public difender jumped up and said it was fine too.
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