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answered on Mar 20, 2017
You haven't given enough facts to allow us to determine if a breach of bailment theory would be the right cause of action. It could be. Generally speaking a pet is considered personal property and if someone is negligent in how they care for your pet, you can sue them for the negligence.... View More 
I was hired by an employer in Portland Or, after disclosing my complete criminal background and them approving me for hire. a week later they sent me across country to North Carolina to work, so I sold my car and everything I owned here on the promise of work there with stipends, paid everything... View More
answered on Jan 26, 2017
You have also asked this on Avvo.com, so I would recommend waiting for responses there.
My ex pushed a quick engagement and moved me from CA to OR. I quit my job, sold many things and moved. He stated if there was a break up he would move me back and pay for my expenses to reestablish. I worked for him part time and he refuses to pay outstanding wages and refuses to pay the... View More
answered on Jan 23, 2017
First, if you knew all about his past to begin with, why did you agree to date him let alone move for him? While not a legal question, it is something to ponder, as a jury will do the same if you went all the way to court on many of your above issues.
Otherwise, I would also suggest not... View More
On black Friday the 25th of November 2016 I was informed by my Bank JP Morgan Chase that my account had a levy placed on it by the California Franchise Tax Board. The total amount in my account was placed on hold and still is. In addition to that hold amount, I was charged a $75 legal fee by my... View More
answered on Nov 29, 2016
First you need to get the paperwork they sent chase. They can't just show up with a levy. Second you need to find out who this board is. I'd also worry the whole thing is a scam, so follow up with JP morgan at a number you get on your statement not on some email.
You want to... View More
this judge made crazy unfair decision against me and any normal person would be blown away at the judge's decision. There was a typo or Xspouse snuck in decree he gets 2015 exemptions for kids when I had the kids entire 2015. I took 2015 anyways on my taxes. Stupid Judge found me in... View More
answered on Oct 8, 2016
Actually, there is a form you can sign that will give your spouse the dependency exemption for any given year, if other requirements are met. (There is also a form that does a complete transfer of all future exemptions so be careful you don't sign that one.) Normally the IRS rule is that the... View More
can i just draw up a complaint and see if the judge will sign it..the evidence from witnesses are already in the public court audio and paper records from the decree from his admission to cheating or do i have to file a show cause to see if i can get a hearing. i want to sue my X for alienation of... View More
answered on Oct 8, 2016
Your ideas on how to do documents for a lawsuit are all wrong. Judge's don't sign complaints. Also a lawsuit for alienation of affection is no longer recognized by the Oregon Courts. In any case, when it was recognized, it wasn't based on the facts you are describing. Alienation... View More
decree had typo or evil X snuck in he gets 2015 exemptions for kids but i took 2015 exemptions on my taxes since i had kids entire year and the federal irs law said i could and IRS was never going to allow X to take it since he didn't have kids in 2015..so X filed contempt and stupid judge... View More
answered on Oct 8, 2016
This has already been asked and answered: https://answers.justia.com/question/2016/10/07/oregon-i-am-poor-where-can-i-file-a-form-212395
answered on Oct 5, 2012
There are no forms for this. You have to file a motion and support declaration (or affidvait) specifying why the judgment should be set aside. You also have to file an answer or other responsive pleading to the complaint. The court will consider whether you acted quickly to set aside the... View More
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