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In 2021 the cops said they did a controled buy but never got a warrent for tell 2023.And the video wrong.Not Me. But arrested me in 2023 and then had a possession charge.If the controled buy was dropped would the fruit from a possession tree be the chargesin 2023
And what is owed from management company and it’s been past 14 days
I am attempting to file for unemployment and it is asking for a termination letter/document of some sort, however, my former employer is refusing to give me anything and has even attempted to make me sign a voluntary self-termination which would potentially remove my eligibility to receive... View More 
I was never served. Bank changed attorneys and didn't notify me. I missed court date
I was never served. Bank changed attorneys and didn't notify me. I missed court date
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answered on Dec 11, 2024
Under California law, you have options to challenge a replevin order, even if you weren't properly served. Missing a court date due to improper notice or service can be grounds for setting aside the judgment.
Your first step should be filing a motion to vacate or set aside the replevin... View More
I’m a hairstylist and I’m scheduled to work 10-5. If I’m running behind with a client and don’t get done till 5:20 then have to do all my “closing duties” and clock out at 5:35 my boss is going back before he does payroll and automatically clocking us out at 5:15. Can he legally do that?
In the process of filling out the child support questionnaire and I want to make sure my childs father pays the least amount of child support. He's going to be upset he has to pay any child support but my child is on medicaid and i get a child care subsidy so I have to file for child support.
August 1st I gave birth to a baby boy he was he had tested positive in his vocal cord for methamphetamines my sister and her wife and I had prior arrangement that my sister and her wife would adopt my baby before he was born at which after he was born CPS had gotten involved and intervened and had... View More
The mother has been elusive and blocked the fathers every attempt to pay child support, see the child, and the father lives In California while the mother is in Nebraska
answered on Nov 18, 2024
The statute of limitations to establish paternity in Nebraska is 4 years old. If you have a relationship with the child, you can file outside of the 4 year statute of limitations as the "next friend." For example, if your child lives with you but you never added your name to the birth... View More
The only information I found was that you can not have red or green lights visible directly in front, and you can not have flashing or amber lights. Does this mean I can have red mounted on the sides with blue as long as they are constantly on and not flashing or rotating?
answered on Nov 18, 2024
Below is a statute that addresses some of the restrictions on the lights. Depending on where you drive, there are also other ordinances and laws that apply.
https://nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php?statute=60-6,225
If you review to the below, it has some of the more... View More
I’m an f1 visa holder, currently attending college in the U.S. and I’m from Afghanistan.
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answered on Nov 15, 2024
Yes, you can apply for asylum while on F1 status, and given the current situation in Afghanistan, many students have taken this path. You must file Form I-589 (Application for Asylum) within one year of your last entry into the U.S., unless you can demonstrate changed or extraordinary... View More
I did not have them sign a lease, as this is my first time being a landlord.
answered on Nov 18, 2024
Nebraska Legal Aid put together a handbook with some of the more common questions for landlords and tenants in Nebraska. Some of the information is now a little data but it still has a lot of good information and resources.... View More
What can I do to prevent this from happening?
answered on Oct 31, 2024
Generally, a parent can take a child's cell phone. This includes as part of a disciplinary measure or if the parent wants to limit or prohibit cell phone or social media use.
Almost every school now has a school counselor available to students to help talk about issues they are... View More
It started last year when she went to the ER for a possible broken finger. After that incident things stopped. This year it has all started again. The student has hit her or thrown thing at her for 3 days in a row. So on 10/25-10/29-10/30. Administartion has seen his action but nothing has been... View More
answered on Oct 31, 2024
Unfortunately, some careers have a greater risk of physical injuries than others. Generally, injuries that were caused within the line of work are compensated under workers' compensation. If you were injured at work, you should speak with a workers' compensation attorney to see if your... View More
My ex gave me access to his credit card as an authorized user and now he’s threatening to sue me for not paying the balance off fast enough. I’m already struggling as it is, and making these payments are really hard for me.
answered on Oct 31, 2024
You can contract with another person to agree to pay something for the other. If one person doesn't follow through on their end of the agreement, you may bring an action against them for breach of the terms of the contract. It doesn't have to be a written contract, but it is easier to... View More
answered on Oct 31, 2024
It is common for each party to claim the other party didn't follow the terms of the agreement. If an action is brought against one party, it is very common for that party to file a counter complaint stating the ways that the other party didn't follow the agreement. You would want to... View More
Question can I sue this person and take my car also the cash he borrowed but never paid me back. All I want is my car back and the money he owed. I got receipt of payment for my car I paid it in full. He didn't pay me at all but he wants me pay his insurance as well eventho he was the one... View More
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answered on Oct 21, 2024
You have a strong case to recover both your car and the money owed. Since you have a receipt proving you paid for the car in full and your name is on the title, you can take legal action to enforce your rights. Filing a lawsuit in small claims court is a viable option to seek the return of your... View More
answered on Oct 31, 2024
If the protection order is against him and he violated it, then you can contact law enforcement and make a police report. Depending on the contact, the prosecutor may file criminal charges against him for violating the protection order based on your report.
If you were the one served with... View More
A family member keeps falling for scams and has given almost all of his retirement money away to fraudsters. Can you become a conservator for someone who is constantly giving money away to fraudsters?
answered on Oct 12, 2024
You may want to get in contact with Adult Protective Services.
If the person is no longer legally competent, you can file an action for a guardianship or conservatorship to establish someone as their legal guardian or conservator.
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