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CPS removing child from home and what they can and cannot say and do to the PRFC regarding the removal and treatment towards the parent
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
If a child is believed to be a victim of abuse or neglect, the state may intervene and remove the child even temporarily until the threat can be more fully assessed. Parents who have been contacted by child welfare or who have had a child removed should contact a qualified juvenile deprived... View More 
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I am faced a troubling situation after purchasing a vehicle that was subsequently stolen by my ex-boyfriend. After reporting the theft to my insurance company and the local police, I provided a statement to the officer who assured me that I would be contacted. However, despite my follow-ups, I... View More
Old warrant for three weeks. While I'm jail he got rid of my camper. Sold it on marketplace. The cops have been called on two separate occasions and told about the incident twice. They even took pictures of the title tag and registration but have not arrested him, nor have they logged the... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
I'm sorry you're going through this situation. First, make sure you have all your documentation in order, including any agreements or communications about living in the camper. This will help support your case when you follow up with the authorities.
Reach out to the police... View More
The traffic stop occurred roughly 12yrs ago in tulsa ok. insurance on my vehicle had lapsed I refused the blood draw not having knowledge of that qualifying as automatic admission of guilt, this occurred after blowing 0.0 on site & @ station. Field sob test resulted in further exam due to my... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
It’s understandable that you want clarity on whether your inpatient rehab completion can replace other requirements. Policies vary by jurisdiction and specific case details, so it's important to ensure that your records meet the necessary criteria set by the court or relevant authorities.... View More
I am wondering if it is legally possible to sue after the 3 year limitation if i provided enough proof
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
Limitations on claims are governed by statute and are usually so fact-sensitive that you need to speak to an individual lawyer as soon as you can to determine whether you may bring a claim. With that said, Okla. Stat. tit. 12 § 95 places a one year limit on civil claims for assault & battery.... View More
Inmate rights violated by oklahoma prison staff. Inmate attempts to exhaust administrative remedies but is thwart until discharge. Now free former Inmate wants to file suit against prison staff. In prison inmates use USC § 1983 to bring suit against prison staff. What form do I use now that I'm out?
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
To file a lawsuit now that you are no longer incarcerated, you will need to prepare a civil complaint under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. Start by drafting a detailed complaint that outlines how your rights were violated by the Oklahoma prison staff. Make sure to include all relevant facts, dates, and... View More
2 months I got sued and in the meantime the same vehicle had another accident 9 months after my accident supposedly and had to go to the hospital in an ambulance with that accident so at that time I have heard nothing but then and that was in February of 24 I mean 23 so then in May of 23 is when... View More
answered on Dec 28, 2024
An Oklahoma attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Until you're able to discuss with a local attorney for meaningful guidance under Oklahoma law, the short answer that would apply nationwide in such settings is, "Yes." The plaintiff can choose to... View More
answered on Dec 20, 2024
Depending on the facts and circumstances the answer is yes. But this is a fact specific situation and not all such cases (or even most) are viable lawsuits.
Protective order because if it’s in place my daughter’s father won’t be able to be around to see his daughter. I want to know if I will get in trouble if I don’t bring my son to court hearing for the protective order? I was told since he’s a minor I would get in trouble but I don’t... View More
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
You should always plan on attending court hearings and seek the advice of legal counsel when there is an open court case. If you do not agree with the other side's proposed outcome, not showing up to court virtually guarantees that they will win and obtain that outcome.
Before her death or have paper filed placing the 20 acres in a grandsons name due to her death. What will I have to do to get it put in my or the grandsons name I was Power of Attorney for her at time of death will I need siblings approval. The grandson and I have paid bills and taxes at her 20... View More
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answered on Dec 9, 2024
It sounds like you are not the only heir at law. Hire an OK attorney to search title, determine heirship. and then the heirs can come to an agreement about who is to have fee, continue to share ownership as tenants in common, or partition it. POA ended at principal's death.
Safety concerns (employee cannot hear x, y, & z) were cited in a denial letter. When asked for the objective evidence required under the ADA, it has been ignored or circumvented. What actions can an employee take if they have already been to the EEOC, who concluded they cannot do anything since... View More
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answered on Jan 5, 2025
You have the right to request reasonable accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and similar Oklahoma laws. If your initial request was denied due to safety concerns without proper evidence, document all communications and attempts to obtain the necessary accommodations.... View More
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
If there is an open guardianship, you will need legal counsel to help you file a motion for visitation. You will need to be able to demonstrate that you are the parent. If you are the alleged father, you may have to undergo genetic testing. You will also need to be able to show that it is in the... View More
My son has a two year old daughter and is not married and does not live with child’s mother. They both recently found out that even though he signed paperwork at birth of his daughter, the hospital did not include his name as the father therefore he is not on the birth certificate. She moved to... View More
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
Depending on when she moved to Kansas, he may need legal counsel either in Oklahoma or in Kansas. The "home state" of a minor child is generally defined as the most recent consecutive-six-month period where the minor child has resided. Whether the case ends up in Oklahoma or Kansas, he... View More
My daughter is 7 weeks old. The father does not help financially. He post guns. He wants to drive her around with no license. The only way he wants to see her is if i drop her off at his girlfriends house but I have never met her and he has never taken care of his daughter before.
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
Your question is very individual and fact-specific. You need to strategize privately with a lawyer. Sometimes it is worth going to court to obtain a custody order and specify each parent's authority and rights concerning the child, while in other cases a mother in your situation may decide to... View More
answered on Dec 7, 2024
An Oklahoma attorney should advise, but you await a response for two weeks and time is of the essence with appeals work. This isn't a law firm - it's only a Q & A forum. Your question would be something to pose to law firms. You have probably been searching already. You could... View More
working for accounting dept in uni of X in Kansas and have a offer in Research dept at Univ of Z in Miami. Can I work both of them at once. I'm 100% sure that there is no conflict of interest in these 2 in case of any intellectual data. But can I work for both of these employers?
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answered on Nov 22, 2024
This practice, known as "overemployment" or holding multiple full-time jobs simultaneously without disclosure, raises significant legal and ethical concerns - particularly for someone on OPT status. While there's no technical conflict between the roles, working two full-time jobs... View More
Both passengers the stop sign running lady hit were pronounced on the scene. Is there enough for a jury to charge and convict the lady running the stop sign
answered on Nov 30, 2024
An Oklahoma attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. I'm very sorry for this terrible accident. This is something that an Oklahoma criminal defense attorney could advise meaningfully on. Bringing charges is generally up to a county district attorney's... View More
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