To bring the door back that it was not only a violations of my rights as a tenant it was a safety risk a single female living in a apt alone was very dangerous and that's forced me to get my own door and put it on myself and and he even lied in eviction court saying I m the one that took the... View More 
I signed an employment agreement to a certain wage, and when my first paycheck came, they did not give me the correct wage that we agreed upon on the papers that I signed
answered on Oct 3, 2023
What did they say when you brought it to their attention? I am sorry, but what are you expecting as a response?
The person on the isr program was to specifically get permission to have people he knows come over. He has continuously had people coming over when I'm gone at night working and my dog apparently bit one of these people. My dog has never but anyone before. I want him out of my house Bec I... View More
answered on Oct 1, 2023
You don't indicate in your question what your relationship is to this individual. The legal issues surrounding asking them to leave - such as an eviction - are going to be different than the question of whether they are violating their supervised release conditions. I would advise you to... View More
I have text messages as evidence along with voice recordings. I was wondering if I need to send the messages in as exhibits online or if I can just bring them to court with me
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answered on Sep 29, 2023
Contempt hearings generally evaluate whether a party has failed to comply with a court order. As for your text messages and voice recordings, you should consult the court's local rules or ask the clerk whether they can be submitted online or if you need to bring them to court.
This is for an affidavit in support of order for publication and order for publication (minor name change). Is she able to state that no effort has been made?
answered on Sep 29, 2023
As a general rule, a person requesting service by publication must demonstrate that they have used reasonable diligence to locate the person to be served and have attempted unsuccessfully to serve that person in-person as a condition precedent to obtaining an order for service by publication.... View More
attorney I cannot afford one. I am EXTREMELY ill to the extent I have just been recently medically opinioned for months as disabled. I have just wrung myself out trying to get justice but it is literally to the point my life is at stake, that is how sick i am. I study night and day to keep up with... View More
doctor. He needs stitches but didn’t want to make his boss mad. His boss cleaned it and told him to go home. Told him NOT go o go to the Dr. Tuesday morning his boss told him he could go to the doctor as long as his boss was with him. They made him an appt for 1:20p -26hrs after incident. Dr... View More
Dad has Dementia. Im his daughter, POA, lived, cared for him for 2 years by myself until he fell. He has a living will, trust,etc. In the VA Hospital for 1 year. "Now, It's my fault dad will not get the waiver for assisted living because I failed to supply a list of items on time, I WILL... View More
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answered on Sep 28, 2023
Your perspective on this may or may not be skewed. One way to find out would be to obtain a second opinion from another attorney. This forum is not a way of obtaining a second opinion. For that you would need to consult an individual attorney and provide ALL of the background information and... View More
They never told me what I was arrested for and when I asked they refused to tell me. When released never gave me my purse back so I lost my house keys, car keys, IDs, cards, cash, everything. So I reported the purse stolen and my prepaid card that was in the purse was last used why I was in... View More
My wife was present and her lawyer and I was in jail for threatening her and next morning I was in court they got granted the order but I feel I was denied my rights and nobody cares.
answered on Sep 26, 2023
The United States and Minnesota Constitutions both establish the right to an attorney for anyone facing a charge punishable by “loss of liberty.” This would not apply to protective orders.
Appointment was cancelled due to the patient being over the age limit by the time he would have his appointment. The appointment was still allowed to be made even with the knowledge that he’d be over the age limit by the time of the appointment.
Suit against the police officers? It was all wrong what happened and I need to talk to a lawyer but is it to late if it happened in 2019? Is there a time limit to file a civil suit? They violated my civil rights as well after they killed him and I was in shock and they took advantage of me and held... View More
Can I make and sell macrame products learn from media and macrame books to sell? If there are patented designs, how do I check to avoid using it for business?
answered on Sep 23, 2023
I actually don't know because this isn't my area of expertise. Since this is most likely a valid question in any state, you may consider reposting in California, New York, etc.
Co own a home and the other party has paid little to nothing towards the mortgage payment
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answered on Sep 22, 2023
If you sue for contribution, and get a judgment, you might try to collect some other way. A judgment lien against the home is a second lien against your own property although not against you personally. Executing a lien against the home might get the mortgagee upset and you would only be... View More
Person(s) were filming a local library from a public sidewalk. Individual called police for suspicious person(s) filming. By the time police arrived person(s) had entered parked vehicle. Person(s) asked police if their were any traffic code violations or if the stop was solely for suspicious... View More
I have been cut off of TTD benefits due to the IME report of me being cleared to work. My doctor says a spinal injection is needed for my injuries and have taken me off work completely until this procedure is approved and completed. There is also a NOID, a .239 Conference scheduled to dispute the... View More
answered on Sep 21, 2023
Yes, it will depend on a variety of factors. First, you should consider whether settlement is the best option. Even though you were not assigned a permanent partial disability rating doesn’t mean your injury is not permanent. In Minnesota Worker’s Compensation benefits can be available for you... View More
answered on Sep 21, 2023
Yes, the cops can search your place if you at home if they have a warrant. You need to determine what type of attorney you need to call based on what is happening.
answered on Sep 21, 2023
If the police have a search warrant (signed by a judge) they can break in when no one is home, and search. Usually they conduct surveillance so that they can execute the search warrant when the targeted person(s) is home. But sometimes they decide to do it when no one is present.
The 21 Year Old female is in no position of power over the 16 Year Old, and met through work both as event attendants. The 21 Year Old does work at a school as a special education para, however not in the same school district as the 16 Year Old.
answered on Sep 19, 2023
"Dating" is not illegal. The actions that accompany "dating" - sex, sexting, etc. can be illegal. The sixteen year old is over the age of consent in Minnesota, but this is a terrible idea. Realistically, you have little or nothing in common with this child. Run away as fast as you can.
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