They placed a judgement against me now soon to be garnishment of wages how can I fight it
They say theyre gonna pay out the hours on the sheets, but not pay anything out if we don't sign. I just feel conflicted puting my name on a document that lies. I think it should be the company saying we're only paying out this much PTO, not the employees agreeing that we only have 1/4... View More
He has not been in any trouble since then. He was 15 when this happened.
He can explain, give proof. Very important he speak in person. Not enough money for calls, etc. I am trying to get him help. Needs to file grievance. Confict of interest. Jailer threatening him to abide, jailer related to judge, request to be moved ignored, etc He would explain.
answered on Mar 15, 2024
It's important to act quickly in situations like this. Reach out to local legal aid organizations or public defender's offices; they often provide free legal services to individuals who cannot afford them. They may be able to assign a lawyer or an advocate who can visit your son in jail... View More
I'm a Green Card holder for almost 10 years, I have a 5th-degree assault charge for 8 years ago; no arrest occurred, and a normal traffic ticket for an accident. Will I be disqualified if I apply for citizenship?
answered on Mar 15, 2024
If you're considering applying for citizenship and you have a history that includes a 5th-degree assault charge from eight years ago, without any resulting arrest, and a minor traffic violation, these incidents could impact your application, but they don't automatically disqualify you.... View More
I'm a person with a disability the other people sent a letter saying they were going to submit both Wills to the court turned out they they did not they only submitted one so there are but I believe they are using the wrong will so that's why I want to contest. I think one of my other... View More
answered on Mar 15, 2024
You will need a MN attorney to contest a Will filed for Probate. You may or may not have a cause of action. Obviously 2 Wills cannot be filed for Probate by the same proponent. But it sounds like you do not have either Will, which is a problem to probate the actual Will, and you must have... View More
answered on Mar 14, 2024
To get a grievance file started in Blue Earth County as soon as possible, it's important to first understand the specific nature of your grievance. Different types of complaints may require different approaches and might be handled by various departments within the county. For example, issues... View More
Is an expungement available for a conviction under 609.222 (assault 2nd degree)?
Can firearm rights be restored, even if an expungement is not possible?
answered on Mar 13, 2024
In Minnesota, expungement may be possible for a conviction under § 609.222 Assault in the 2nd Degree in certain limited circumstances. However, even if expungement is granted, it would not automatically restore firearm rights.
Expungement eligibility depends on the specific facts of the... View More
which she co-owns with her mother. She took my computer and modem saying they are marital property. Is this legal? Minnesota is the location. Thanks in advance.
the exemption? The farms have been, and still are family farms now operated by my son. What kind of a trust would it have to be? Thank you
answered on Mar 11, 2024
As a Minnesota resident, you can use trusts to help manage your estate and potentially reduce your estate tax liability. However, the specific type of trust and its effectiveness in reducing estate taxes will depend on various factors, such as the value of your estate, the nature of your assets,... View More
Sister said she is not moving out. What can I do?
The fitness remain in property. Where do they go from there as far as written survey give all notices of repairs
, at a rate which is greater than either of the following:
(1) a rate which the resident could pay directly for the same utility service from some other comparable source in the same market area; or
(2) a rate which is charged to single family dwellings with comparable service... View More
answered on Mar 8, 2024
If you're being charged a higher water rate than others in your area for the convenience of the company, it's crucial to understand your rights and the regulations governing utility services. Utility companies are often regulated to ensure fairness and to prevent discriminatory pricing... View More
I have been looking through so many sites and can’t seem to get a reliable answer everything seems to contradict.
answered on Mar 6, 2024
Honestly, I'm not sure if you would be permitted to do so. But I would suggest that things that might be legal aren't necessarily smart to do. Law enforcement is going to be all over you if you are out wandering around open carrying an AR-15 or similar type long gun. Rightly or... View More
Clearfield Doctrine: [4] Corporations are not and can never be SOVEREIGN. They are not real, they are a fiction and only exist on paper. 5] Therefore, all laws created by these government corporations are private corporate regulations called public law, statutes, codes and ordinances to conceal... View More
answered on Mar 6, 2024
This is a bunch of nonsense. Folks have been raising sovereign citizen arguments for at least the last 15 or 20 years, probably longer. They aren't successful. If they were, these arguments would be raised in every single criminal case and no one would be convicted.
I got into a little trouble with my job. I was given permission by a supervisor to take food to be thrown away at the end of the night. I did that for a while. I got caught by management, they sent it up to corporate. I gave my 2 weeks for unrelated reasons in the meantime. My second to last... View More
answered on Mar 5, 2024
Based on the information you provided, it seems that your employer may be attempting to retroactively terminate your employment after your last day, which could potentially affect your eligibility for unemployment benefits. Here are a few points to consider:
1. Resignation vs. Termination:... View More
answered on Mar 7, 2024
You will need to file and serve a Notice and Motion to Vacate Conciliation Court Judgment. The forms vary depending on when the judgment was sent. An attorney can help you for likely a minimal fee. If the judgment is over $7,500 it may be worth it.
Tenant sued me for not returning her deposit in the required 21 days. I admitted that I returned it late, however at the time of trial I didn't realize that the 21 window starts when the tenant vacated/term ended, AND tenant provides forwarding address. I looked back and she didn't... View More
answered on Mar 4, 2024
A Conciliation Court order or judgment can be appealed at the District (Trial) Court.
The facts are reviewed “de novo,” which means the case gets a fresh start before the District Court judge. There may be a civil trial and either party can request a jury.
To learn more about... View More
can i write the judge before the next hearing to get a public defender?
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