answered on Feb 7, 2023
The prosecutor or District Attorney's office has the final say on all matters forwarded to it. The office will (should) take into considered that drop charge/affidavit of non-prosecution in deciding whether or not to formally file charges. If the accused has or can afford to hire an attorney,... Read more »
is it just the Restrictive Covenants that must recorded with the Clerk of Court?
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answered on Feb 7, 2023
In answer to your question, I contend it is just the covenants which are required to be recorded with the Clerk of Court. On the other hand, if the HOA has non-recorded rules and regulations, then it certainly should notify new property owners of its existence and have some sort of mechanism to... Read more »
answered on Feb 7, 2023
The prosecutor or District Attorney's office has the final say on all matters forwarded to it. The office will (should) take into considered that drop charge/affidavit of non-prosecution in deciding whether or not to formally file charges. If the accused has or can afford to hire an... Read more »
answered on Feb 7, 2023
You can if your son signs the paperwork giving you power of attorney. If your son refuses to do so and you believe your should have some sort of equivalent of a power of attorney over him, then you should consult with an attorney in your area who handles interdictions to see whether or not that... Read more »
This was 5 or 6 years ago the grandmother is now the legal guardian they have lived with me for 5 years now and I have turned my life around 100%
I am placing a piece of real estate in a living trust to be passed to my son. He is living there now and I am paying the property taxes. Is there a way to give him 10% ownership now so he can claim homestead exemption. If so, can that be stated in the trust.
I am investigating a family members actions with accounts. I am wanting to know just what info I can get without having to issue a subpoena to get it! I have a Death Certificate and all account and routing numbers along with Identification information for account holder.
Is there a legality issue when an employee alters a timecard in such a way that it hides the nature in which an employee was paid. For example I was paid coded as bereavement in order for a supervisor to hide a paid suspension from another supervisor. I was told to be silent about being paid and... Read more »
Is there a legality issue when an employee alters a timecard in such a way that it hides the nature in which an employee was paid. For example I was paid coded as bereavement in order for a supervisor to hide a paid suspension from another supervisor. I was told to be silent about being paid and... Read more »
Child custody and divorce and there is domestic violence involved on my husband against me. He has a very good attorney and I can't afford one. He refuses to pay child support and I don't have a vehicle to get to a job so I'm struggling. Also, he is trying to get domestic charge... Read more »
answered on Feb 3, 2023
I'm sorry to hear of the problems you're having. You may be able to find assistance through this website: https://www.lsba.org/public/findlegalhelp/. I would also suggest contacting your local battered women's shelter and/or your parish's District Attorney's Office to... Read more »
My pay plan is 1500 paid on the last day of the month and the 15th. The 10th i get paid my previous months commission minus the 1500 i was paid earlier
I have asked him to stop only to find him crouching naked in my garage scaring me as I go out to put clothes in the dryer or other such things. He apparently is extremely compulsive and ironically does not seem to think there's anything wrong with what he's doing. Not to mention I have... Read more »
I'm still being made to live in children's hospital although my leg if fine and I'm no longer in Dr care. I just made 17. Can I legally leave and go home to my mom?
My neice was adopted by her moms family and they won’t let her see her dads side of the family but she has been having problems in home and they sent her to a behavioral hospital said they didn’t want her anymore so we were going to take her then the adopted parents said they are sending her... Read more »
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