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In October 2023, I found $72.99 unauthorized charges on my bank statement. Bank advised cancelling the card. Later, discovered more unauthorized withdrawals from YouTubeTV, totaling $291.96. Despite bank's provisional credits, YouTubeTV didn’t refund, leaving negative balance. Months of... View More 
answered on May 2, 2024
You can file in California, if the terms of service of YouTube TV allow you to sue at all. There may be a mandatory arbitration provision. You are not going to be able to recover for the things you mentioned. You can recover for the money that you are actually out - around what, $400?
My brother recently passed away and I am the designated beneficiary on his IRA account. I can provide the certificate of death along with proper identification (notarized) but the bank is requiring that I provide them with the account number, which I do not have, before they can proceed. I was... View More
LandLrd wrote a letter of complaints to court including the fact the Daughter has lived there not on lease so well aware of the situation but only the Mthr is on the eviction. When the warrant of removal comes can it only be enforced on the Mthr while the Dtr and boyfrnd stay until LL evicts them... View More
Need a cease and desist letter and a strong statement indicating that we will sue for damages, loss revenues and emotional and physical distress. An immediate public apology is necessary but she’s gone too far and my losses are palpable.
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answered on May 1, 2024
Sometimes a strongly worded letter from an experienced civil litigation attorney is enough to solve the problem. Whether or not you can file a lawsuit for emotional distress is questionable. If the letter does not help, then a lawsuit for copyright infringement will get their attention. You should... View More
As Chair of Democratic Party this person decides who runs on the ticket for mayor and council in town. There is no website for this committee, just a Facebook page. The office is run from her home.
This person has held the position of President of Zoning/PLanning Board for nearly two... View More
Borough of Glassboro 366 - Property Maintenance Code Failure to Abate Violations.
answered on Apr 30, 2024
In general the law is you must wait 2 years passed since the date of conviction, payment of fine, completion of probation, etc. then you can apply for the expungment.
Bio weather and the harm is causes to man, animals, insects and willife, not to mention the detriment to the quality of the food supply
She allowed the defense council to submit an expert report on the subject matter and would review and make a determination after receiving that report. Come February, back in court the judge had still not given a decision on the motion mentioned that she was still inclined and leaning towards one... View More
The circumstance is that the employee has, knowingly, created false identities to pose as suppliers for our business, and making a markup, misusing his position to do so, and profitting of this.
What can be done about this, we have proof (to some extend) in the format of a voice call... View More
My lease expired and instead of getting a renewal, I received a letter than rent will increase by $85. I am not concerned about the inscrease, but I am concerned about not receiving a renewal. In my situation, living in a 7 apt unit with no issues, should I be concerned and should I inquire about a... View More
Would it be valid in NJ? What about those "Will kits" that Staples sells, are they valid? Also can I do the same for a POA document?
answered on Apr 29, 2024
If done correctly it certainly could be valid, the problem is many aren't and thats where your heirs will spend tens of thousands of dollars and can take years to settle your estate where as if you just spend a few hundred more you could have saved them all that trouble. Be smart hire a lawyer... View More
During my divorce I’ve learned that my ex was actually making money from his personal business overseas while he was applying for his green card. He stated on his documents that he wasn’t earning money. Is this illegal? Can it get him deported? Is there anything I can provide to immigration to... View More
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answered on Apr 29, 2024
It sounds like you are going through a difficult situation with your divorce and the revelation about your ex-husband's dishonesty regarding his income when applying for a green card.
Providing false information on immigration documents is indeed illegal. It falls under the category... View More
My spouse closed his bank accounts overseas and failing to disclose all of his assets and personal businesses. We’ve subpoenaed the bank but no response. Thus his discovery was very vague and empty. Is there a way to force this information to come to light? I will add that my judge is not helpful... View More
answered on Apr 29, 2024
It sounds like you have a lawyer representing you and your lawyer is attempting to get documents for accounts you believe existed at some point in the past. If you have documentary proof of the existence of those accounts, give those documents to your lawyer so that your lawyer can ask the court to... View More
In regards to a divorce matter, if a settlement went “on record” with a judge, can my ex then decide after it’s been drafted to go to trial because he no longer agrees? What is the point of going “on record”? Can the settlement be forced?
Hi, my company received mail from Newark Municipal Court saying we need to appear in court for the parking violation. Our business is located in Florida. at the time the ticket was issued our commercial vehicle was operated by our driver. mail we received was addressed to the company name, not my... View More
no work or car in 20 yaers...in therapy
age 39..no degree, no friends, no job,
son has not worked in 20 years..never owned a car...in therapy
no job, no car, no degree, no friends, in therapy
i need a trust attorney ASAP
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