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His release papers are to be signed soon. He will be on probation for two years. Department of Corrections is telling him that he is not allowed to live with his wife and children. For 3 months he was allowed weekend passes to his home. CPS is not involved , his parental rights were never taken.... View More 
I have recently decided to take back my privacy rights. When doing so I discovered a lot of people, whose names, claimed relatives performing background checks when not authorized to do so without my consent. I would like to know the legal steps to pursue this in the most legal ways possible to... View More
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answered on Oct 9, 2024
Start by gathering all your evidence, including screenshots and any records of unauthorized background checks. Document each instance where your privacy was breached and note the names and organizations involved.
Next, contact the entities that performed these checks. Request a detailed... View More
this case involved a citation for reckless driving
We are purchasing a home that has an apartment over the garage. There is a current renter living on a month to month lease. Seller is not willing to give them a 30 day notice until all contingencies are realesed which wil lhappen a week before the scheduled close date. What should we do?
My landlord texts at least a week or so BEFORE the 1st requesting rent money. She also will drive by my house or sit up the street and watch my house constantly. I had my mom and step dad visiting (for one night) and she texts me telling me they need to leave immediately. She also will repeatedly... View More
My sister died with an estate over $1 million including real estate. Her boyfriend (illegally claiming common law) was her conservator due to her dementia. He supposedly is her Primary Representative but no probate has been opened and he is in the hospital. Can I, as her sister, become the... View More
My landlord texts at least a week or so BEFORE the 1st requesting rent money. She also will drive by my house or sit up the street and watch my house constantly. I had my mom and step dad visiting (for one night) and she texts me telling me they need to leave immediately. She also will repeatedly... View More
We are required to remain at our station ,under threat of termination, beyond our agreed shifts if our relief does not show up for shift. I've made employer aware I am unwilling to stay past my scheduled shift.
I have left at my scheduled time twice in 3 months. I am forced to remain... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
Under Montana law, forced labor can fall under the broader category of labor trafficking, which occurs when someone is made to work against their will through the use of force, fraud, or coercion. Your situation seems to match the ILO definition of forced labor, as you are being compelled to work... View More
Backing incident not sure if I ever hit the other vehicle no evidence of damage to my vehicle.police didn't see damage to my vehicle either.
answered on Aug 25, 2024
A Montana attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. Your question probably went unnoticed under the "Car Accidents" category. Some questions here go unanswered, but if your matter is still pending, you could try reposting and adding "Traffic... View More
tribal law and order code criminal procedure states reservation police officers must execute and make arrest of warrants.
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
FBI agents generally need federal warrants to execute or supervise arrests on tribal land. Tribal warrants should be executed by reservation police officers, as stated in the tribal law and order code.
If FBI agents act without a federal warrant, it might be a violation of tribal... View More
tribal law and order code criminal procedure states reservation police officers must execute and make arrest of warrants.
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
FBI agents generally need federal warrants to execute or supervise arrests on tribal land. Tribal warrants should be executed by reservation police officers, as stated in the tribal law and order code.
If FBI agents act without a federal warrant, it might be a violation of tribal... View More
An order to modify the Guardianship is requested because several factors have brought light to new details surrounding the matter, and these new details have arisen many concerns. Recent discovery has revealed the Guardianship currently held by MRS. CDH, over my daughter, CLW, was appointed through... View More
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
It sounds like you are facing a challenging situation with your daughter's guardianship. To address these issues, you need to gather all the evidence of the fraudulent activities committed by Mrs. CDH. This includes any forged documents, false statements, and proof of your true residence and... View More
I was injured March 21st in my office and I rolled my right foot breaking 2 bones. I turned everything into the Tribe's insurance which is called Tribal First out of San Diego and was just denied last week due to the work didn't have anything to do with the break. We had a sub-committee... View More
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your injury and the challenges you're facing with the Tribe's insurance. Given the circumstances of your injury, it sounds like it occurred during your workday and in response to a work-related task, even though the exact meeting time had not yet arrived.... View More
I would like to take power of attorney over my Navajo elderly parents but they live on the navajo reservation. I live in Montana. Is getting a power of attorney through the state as good as tribal guardianship?
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
When considering power of attorney for your Navajo elderly parents, it's important to understand the distinctions between state power of attorney and tribal adult protection acts. A state power of attorney is a legal document that allows you to make decisions on behalf of your parents, but its... View More
My husband was accused of throwing rocks at the neighbor's house. He did not do this. The neighbor started a civil suit against me and my husband last year and has been harassing us with sheriff calls and disputes through the town council. He has disparaged us through emails at his work,... View More
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answered on Jun 26, 2024
To represent himself at the hearing, your husband should follow these general steps:
1. Notify the court:
- File a written notice with the court stating that he will be representing himself (pro se).
- This can usually be done by submitting a simple statement to the court... View More
I worked for coca cola as a merchandiser for a little over a year. Tore my labrum and bicep at work and need corrective arthroscopic surgery. I am unable to get this surgery done because I am anemic and the surgeon refuses to do the surgery without clearance from my regular physician. What can i... View More
answered on Jun 23, 2024
A Montana attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. This may be something more about medical issues than legal issues if there is a sound basis for your primary care physician to not clear you for surgery. At this point, reach out to workers' comp attorneys to... View More
I am filing a motion for judicial review of information I have provided to the montana tax appeal board. what needs to accompany the motion, if any
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answered on May 24, 2024
When filing a motion for judicial review regarding a decision by the Montana Tax Appeal Board, you need to ensure you include several key components to support your motion. First, you should attach a copy of the decision or order that you are seeking to have reviewed. This provides the court with... View More
I am a J1 Participant, seeking information about NIW EB-2. I have bachelors, 5 years in total teaching services, have both license from the original country and here in US. IS there any chance I can petition myself with all of my credentials?
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answered on Apr 10, 2024
The EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) is an employment-based green card category that allows individuals with exceptional ability or advanced degrees to self-petition for permanent residence without a job offer or labor certification. To qualify for an NIW, you must demonstrate that your work is... View More
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answered on Mar 22, 2024
If the military is not following through on their promise to repay student loans under your contract, it's essential to understand your options carefully. Begin by reviewing your enlistment contract and any other relevant documents to confirm the terms regarding loan repayment. Documentation... View More
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