Breeder won't transfer/release microchip to me. It's the breeders chip. Breeder is PRIMARY Contact, Breeders' Vet is secondary Contact. I am not a contact. I can't access my dog's microchip. She's now 8 months old. There is nothing in the purchase agreement indicating... Read more »
My former step mom has done this on multiple occasions since my dad divorced her, even though she is not a contact for my doctor. Most recently she tried to cancel my therapy appointment. I am a minor.
answered on Feb 3, 2023
No. It is illegal. Discuss this issue with your parent(s) and ask for them to either file charges, or file for a protective order on your behalf against her from interfering with your medical care, medical records, and otherwise contactingyou.
Its a contract related matter and the Prince George's county entered an Affidavit Judgement. I am trying to file a motion to vacate, so is there a form that needs to be filled along with the reason for not being present before the court or just a letter addressed to the clerk/court will... Read more »
answered on Feb 2, 2023
You would use a general motion form. You should include any information as to why you did not show up in court, as well as any defense that you might have raised in the contract claim (i.e you didn't owe the money, you paid it already, etc.)
Not quite clear from the statute which applies since trespassing could result in a 90 day sentence ...
§5–106.
(a) Except as provided by this section, § 1–303 of the Environment Article, and § 8–1815 of the Natural Resources Article, a prosecution for a misdemeanor shall... Read more »
answered on Feb 2, 2023
Any misdemeanor punishable by jail has no limitations for prosecution, unless the statute which charges the offense states that it does. Trespass has no limitations stated in the statute which makes it a crime. That does not mean a prosecutor would bring a stale charge long after it was committed... Read more »
answered on Feb 2, 2023
An acquittal of all charges should not affect your job. You should get your record expunged right away. Depending on your job, you may wish to get a true test copy of the disposition first.
My son which is a black 21 year old male was recently arrested in Ocean City MD over the weekend 12/31/22 for what we can only see as him being profiled but we live in Virginia. He was told by the police officer that pulled him over that his license plates didn't match his car and that he... Read more »
answered on Feb 3, 2023
Your son needs a criminal defense lawyer. Either he/you can afford private counsel, or he needs to apply for the Public Defender in the county where the charges are pending. The lawyer will obtain all of the discovery and evidence from the State (including officer dash video and body camera video... Read more »
Could the judge do anything about the bank coming after me for the car loan?
answered on Feb 1, 2023
You remain liable for the car loan. The judge will not allow that as a defense. Your husband may be liable to you for the money that you pay for the loan.
Could the judge do anything about the bank coming after me for the car loan?
answered on Feb 2, 2023
As a co-signer, you owe the full balance of the loan. Your husband's actions are no defense. If both you and your husband are co-defendants in a lawsuit, you can file a cross-claim against your husband if your arrangement was that he was to pay for the whole loan, and then you'd have a... Read more »
This is my 3rd year with tenants and first time with rats. We believe they are coming from vacant bar next door. I had Health Department come out and they are opening a claim on the new owners of that property. I got one estimate so far for an extermination service to get rid of rats and... Read more »
answered on Jan 31, 2023
If we are talking about a commercial lease, generally the lease controls. Get a lawyer to review the lease and negotiate a resolution with the neighboring property owner harboring the vermin infestation. If this is a residential lease, the answer depends a bit on the locality, but, as a general... Read more »
GAL Recommendation: vi. A folder for shared pictures. A picture of the children one time per month needs to be shared. Respondent Mother is not required, nor is it recommended, that she inform the children a picture is for the purpose of sharing with Petitioner Father.
Father accepted a... Read more »
The eviction is questionable she didn't know about it the officers said they didn't have to tell her she was even being evicted they didn't touch any of her things just took my dog and her cat my dog has a broken leg that I took him to a specialist for and I had 2 option surgery or... Read more »
During the appeal case, my landlord attempted to have me removed from the property because the original case was in her favor for restitution of the apartment. I filed for emergency motions to stay because I had appealed the case and motions to stay was ordered I paid a bond of $250 once I paid... Read more »
answered on Jan 31, 2023
As far as I am aware, the stay and bond "freezes" the case. No rent is due during the stay, the bond should cover that.
and you are running the business do I have any rights?
answered on Jan 31, 2023
Your use of pronouns "someone", "you", "he" and "I" is beyond confusing. It is unclear who these pronouns are referring to, other than the "I."
I'll take a stab: the owner of the company died without a will, and you are... Read more »
Custodial parent seeks child support for especially expensive child care expenses that are nearly all of her take home income after taxes. Am I obligated to subsidize something we’d never pay for as a couple?
I discovered a mice infestation during the second week of my tenancy, it’s been almost 6 months, still the problem remains. In addition to this, there are issues with broken appliances such as the refrigerator, which has a water flow problem. There is also a leak from one of the ceilings.... Read more »
I discovered a mice infestation during the second week of my tenancy, it’s been almost 6 months, still the problem remains. In addition to this, there are issues with broken appliances such as the refrigerator, which has a water flow problem. There is also a leak from one of the ceilings.... Read more »
We are a construction company and have been asked to build a home from start to finish we have to have surety bond, the total price is approx 450,000 that would be taken on a draw schedule as and when we need to buy materials, how much of a bond do I need to hold for this?
He has a debt because he had an injury and stop working, that formed into a debt. My mom is trying everything she can to not let me see him and now has an arrest warrant towards him. Since we live in different states if he were to travel to see me he will get arrested. I don’t want to live with... Read more »
answered on Jan 27, 2023
If you are a minor child, so you are limited in what you can do. Your father's child support arrearage is not a bar to his having primary residential custody. Judges will start to take into consideration the wishes of the minor child at around age 12, and by 15 or 16, the child's... Read more »
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