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Oklahoma, They've also been charging $5 a day per day not paid when my contract states I will only be charged a late fee if I’m over 10 days late. I have never been 10 days late. The car has had transmission issues since the first week! I took it back to them several times with the check... View More 
In the case when a judge rules "non contact between both parties", do both parties get the non contact order at the end of the court hearing or does the one that got one have to file one against the other party so that the judge's ruling of "non contact between both parties" is put into effect?
I filed Pro Se Application to Vacate Public way. 11 OS 42-102. Court must hold hearing "within 60 days". I complied with all requirements for Service of Process in Civil Actions (Oklahoma). Problem: city was unable to get thru their steps in order to file a (favorable) Answer by the Court... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2024
Hire an attorney to assist you to do everything in order to guidelines and procedures. In the alternative, since this is a 'friendly suit' you can always get with the opposing side to work out some of the details such as these and file an agreed order.
Bought computer from pawn shop due to 16GB RAM. After taking home and going through laptop, RAM is only 8GB. Is this false advertisement?
answered on Sep 12, 2024
An Oklahoma attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for over a week. It could be, if it was advertised as such. But it could also be an innocent error (negligent misrepresentation) if the shop believed it to be such from what the original owner told them. Good luck
I was endorsed a inheritance check from a friend who had no idea.we went to the bank it was explained about the id and excepted.i was allowed to open new account and deposit the check,the check was legit and funds are in the account.now all the sudden the bank won't let me access the funds.i... View More
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answered on Jul 28, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It sounds frustrating and confusing, especially since the bank initially accepted the check and opened the account. It's understandable that you feel deceived given the sudden change in their requirements.
The best step is to contact the... View More
Due to incompatancy is the box thats checked on the affidavit successor trustee notarized and signed in September of2022 and exactly 1month prior to myself receiving a new trust from my father whom has dementia was diagnosed in the beginning of 2022 has since been financially exploited for my... View More
answered on Jun 24, 2024
The settlor (maker) of a trust can name any competent adult as trustee or successor trustee as long as the settlor himself is a mentally competent adult.
The principal (maker) of a power of attorney can name any competent adult as his attorney-in-fact or agent as long as the principal... View More
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answered on May 28, 2024
I'm really sorry to hear about the situation with your boyfriend. Taking your vehicle without permission is a serious issue, and his threat to total it if you call the cops is very concerning. Your safety and well-being are the most important things to consider right now.
Firstly,... View More
Not allow them to eat anything because your not feeling well and did not cook for him because he left and stayed gone for about 2 hours giving the dog a ride when his whore lives down the road and he left me stranded with no money or transportation. And has been refusing to take my things to a... View More
answered on May 5, 2024
Well, I’m not sure I have enough information to give you any confident, legal advice. However, unless he is bedridden, and you are responsible for his care, or there is some legal status you possess where the law recognizes he is reliant upon you for his food, shelter, it’s highly unlikely that... View More
Im an Oklahoma inmate and in April 2023 my 1st, 5th, 8th,& 14th amendment rights were voilated by prison staff. I tried to address the issues through the prison grievance procedure but the prison administration put up roadblocks and finally transferred me to another prison across state for... View More
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answered on Apr 4, 2024
Given the complexity of your situation and the alleged violations of your constitutional rights, it would be advisable to take the following steps before your discharge in July:
1. Write a detailed letter to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections Director, outlining all the grievances, the... View More
Inmate challenging grievance restriction in Oklahoma county district court. Court gave him till 3-10-23 to provide statement of prior judicial and administrative relief sought with copies attached and verified affidavit of all lawsuits filed in past 10 years inmate complied on 3-5-24 and filed... View More
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answered on Mar 28, 2024
In the context of Oklahoma county district court, the timeline for a judge to respond to a motion can vary depending on several factors, including the complexity of the motion, the current caseload of the court, and specific procedural rules that might apply. Generally, there isn't a set... View More
Indigent prisoner files judicial review in Oklahoma county district court challenging grievance restriction. Prisoner submits paupers affidavit when initially filing but after court responds prisoner files 9 actions including 4 motions and does not submit another new paupers affidavit with any. Is... View More
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answered on Mar 21, 2024
When an indigent prisoner in Oklahoma files for judicial review and includes a pauper's affidavit with the initial filing, this affidavit typically allows them to proceed in forma pauperis for the duration of that particular case. This means that the initial affidavit is generally considered... View More
Inmate being denied access to court. Had his father e-file motion. Father has power of attorney and the form states Any and all affairs concerning me... Does that clause give father power to sign motions for the plaintiff?
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answered on Mar 18, 2024
When an inmate finds themselves unable to access the court, it can be a deeply frustrating and disempowering experience. In such cases, having someone outside, like a father with Power of Attorney (POA), step in can seem like a practical solution. The POA document, stating "Any and all affairs... View More
My lawyer recused himself from my case and when I asked for time to get another one the judge told me no and made me represent myself that very day in court.
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answered on Mar 12, 2024
Based on the information you provided, it seems that the judge's decision to deny your request for additional time to find a new lawyer after your original lawyer recused himself may have been problematic. In most cases, when an attorney withdraws from a case, the court should grant the client... View More
Im a Oklahoma prisoner challenging medical imposed grievance restriction in judicial review. The law Library supervisor refused to let me seal my out going legal mail. I sent 133 page motion for staying enforcement of agency order pending review to Oklahoma county court clerk when the motioned was... View More
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answered on Mar 9, 2024
If you believe that your legal documents were tampered with or removed from your motion after being mailed through the prison law library, you have a few potential options:
1. File a complaint with the prison authorities: Submit a formal complaint or grievance with the prison... View More
I have filed a disability discrimination claim against my former employer and have no legal representation. I want to settle out of court, they offered $10,000 during the EEOC process. Do I need to do a letter of demand or letter of intent or can I just use my own words and ask them to negotiate?
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answered on Feb 23, 2024
In your situation, you can choose to send either a letter of demand or a letter of intent to your former employer to initiate negotiations. A letter of demand typically outlines your legal claims, the relief you are seeking, and a deadline for the employer to respond before legal action is pursued.... View More
This has been an ongoing process for more than two years. They say they don’t have the equipment to maintain.
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answered on Feb 1, 2024
In Oklahoma, if the county refuses to clean a culvert resulting in flooding on your property, you may have legal options to address the situation. First, you could attempt to resolve the issue through direct communication with the county authorities, highlighting the impact of the flooding on your... View More
Was in jail for 50 days but was in contact with impound yard every day the whole time and made it clear I would be in to claim my car and not to sell it. The day I got out I went straight there and sawy car sitting in the yard. Asked to gety stuff out and how much fees were. They told me it... View More
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answered on Jan 29, 2024
In Oklahoma, as in most states, impound yards and towing companies have the legal right to auction off vehicles to recoup unpaid towing and storage fees. However, they must follow certain legal procedures, typically including providing notice to the vehicle owner.
The critical aspect is... View More
So I leased a car that my sister co-signed on. I fell a few payments behind while in between jobs so she had made about 4 months of payments on it. Come November I had finally got started at my new job and had planned to resume payments within two weeks, but she showed up to my house demanding that... View More
answered on Jan 27, 2024
Yes. As she was only a cosigner and not an owner she had no rights of possession or sale (subject to anything that may have been included in the signed documents).
I didn't have enough time to get it put over my name got pulled over it got impounded he got it out and I won't give me my car back what can I do about that I only had it 3 weeks and I have 30 to 60 days to get it put over in my name
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answered on Jan 19, 2024
If you bought the car from your friend and have some documentation or proof of purchase, you may be able to take legal action to get the car back. Here are a few options to consider:
1. Talk to your friend and request the return of the car. Show him any receipts, bill of sale, or other... View More
The rv park I stay in has recently informed me that a fingerprint device is the only way to access the bath/shower and laundry facilities.
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answered on Jan 18, 2024
The legality of an RV park requiring fingerprinting for access to certain areas can depend on various factors, including state laws and the specific terms of your agreement with the RV park. Generally, private businesses, like an RV park, have some discretion in implementing security measures.... View More
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