She has not been in school for over a year and I want to go get her. Her father, I believe has been doing drugs and she’s been living in a truck for over a year. Can I go and get her then from there go to the police so I don’t have a kidnapping charge? I want her to come live up here with her... Read more »
hearing at the Planning Board. I did not receive this notice as they said I did not have frontag of Route 3 and therefore did not abutt the property in question. Yet, i am also across from the property. I will still be impacted by traffic, noise, construction vehicle traffic, etc.
Is denial... Read more »
I have proof in a message he sent me saying he's sorry for the things he did me.
Money was used for updating home for family member.
I want to send like $5 to a friend in the UK who's doing me a favor. Would I have to do it through paypal or something, or can I just include a $5 bill in the package I'm sending him?
Landlord/Tenant Writ was served by sheriff. Return date is tomorrow, June 2. Tenant does not intend to leave. I have not received any notice of appearance from he tenant. I have also not received a copy of the return from the sheriff, but I was told it was mailed days ago. I don't know what... Read more »
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answered on Jun 1, 2023
You do not have to ever record a Deed. But if you do not, then the Deed is only controlling between the Parties in the Deed, with no notice to the world of title. Without recording, others can claim title instead of the actual owner.
What is an actual free website to obtain information on the warrant in question? And what happens after they leave w/o an answer? Can they request a search warrant?
answered on Jun 1, 2023
A warrant is not limited to the county that issued it. Typically a warrant will be for a state or may include multiple states. If agent trying to enforce warrant does not get an answer they may simply come back. The warrant may indicate that it is a no knock warrant and police would be able to... Read more »
My husband died with a pour-over will and a trust of his mother. The will pours any probate assets into his revocable trust and exercises a power of appointment of assets held in the trust of his mother. He left me the house and the tangible personal property and the interest of the trust during my... Read more »
My husband died with a pour-over will and a trust of his mother. The will pours any probate assets into his revocable trust and exercises a power of appointment of assets held in the trust of his mother. He left me the house and the tangible personal property and the interest of the trust during my... Read more »
Been on pretrial for 3 years, charged with death resulting. I did not however commit the crime . I had a paid lawyer, spent all my money, 30,000 went to trial which resulted in mistrial. 11 to 1 in my favor...... Retrial was going to be scheduled, however prior to this date I attempted the above... Read more »
I am asking because my ex is now dating a Maine tier 3 offender and bringing my children around him and he sleeping over her place when he lives 1.5 hours away. She is a non custodial parent and only has visitation. She has hidden this info from me until I discovered it on my own. He brings my... Read more »
answered on May 28, 2023
This is a worker's compensation question. Repost in that category for a better answer. You need to consult an attorney in your local area that practices this kind of law. Thank you for using Justia Ask a Lawyer. Short answer, some states require it unless you have opted out before the injury.
Previous owner cleared it. Neighbor down the hill says the culvert needs to be bigger and better drainage put in. Although they have no evidence of flooding on their property. Just a grudge with the previous owners. They also started digging a trench on my property a few months ago without... Read more »
e.g. Milford, NH's Granite Town Media Advisory Board.
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