I've been told by officers that as long as fines are current, I can my license. Of course if I fail to keep it current, the license will be revoked. However, I've also been told this is wrong. Any help is appreciated.
I have been called to territory in a criminal case. I have worked as a federal government data analyst for 10 years own a home have administered family estates etc. Defense plans to focus primarily on discrediting me due to disability. How can I respond to or combat this?
I am testifying in a trial and the defense is trying to say I am only doing it to protect the victim because we are friends. If asked, how can I respond to that? I do care for the victim but I am testifying to the truth after being subpoenaed
I have him in a personal care home and take care of all of his affairs and medical care. Am I entitled to any type of payment from his money?
I have a UCC lien registered with the Pennsylvania Department of State. Should this lien also be registered in the prothonotary where the collateral property is located? If so which laws govern where and how the lien should be registered?
He is living in Cape Town, Africa. He is a Nigerian. He cannot get a job do to his etnicity. He needs to come here to USA to marry me and live here together. I do not know the procedure and what type of VISA he needs. Also what costs are involved? Trying to get him here because he has no money and... View More 
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answered on Apr 22, 2024
I understand you're eager to bring your fiancé to the U.S. so you can get married and live together. However, the immigration process takes time and has specific requirements that must be followed. Here's some general information that may help:
The most common visa for a foreign... View More
My 22-year-old son was arrested and placed on house arrest in May 2023. He was charged with Terroristic Threats and did not have any weapons on him. He was pretend shooting at cars and people on school grounds in Lancaster, Pa. He is mentally ill and suffers from Paranoid Schizophrenia, Anxiety,... View More
It’s been more then 30 days and now he has been unresponsive
I want to give her temporary decision-making and responsibility powers. I wrote up a contract saying that she is liable and that we shall not be while she is with her, I put in there that she can make decisions about her health, school, etc. Can I do this without going to court. It is a short... View More
I am a Muslim, if I work for a company, and they are requesting information about my family, or the people I live with, or if involve in a lawsuit a company is requesting information about my family members, and I refuse to provide any information to protect their privacy and safety.
Do... View More
I have been unemployed and on disability for the past year, during which time I have sought a modification to my child support obligations. Initially, my request was denied due to my recent job loss, and I was advised to reapply after six months. Upon reapplying, my request for modification was... View More
I proposed a vacation in June.
Mother denies my vacation saying, “my family already bought the tickets to come see them, they only come once every few years, and can’t change the tickets”.
She is trying to use the same vacation days as me after I have already made the... View More
We have been separated for more than a year, but living at same property.
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
In this situation, your tax filing status for 2023 depends on your marital status as of December 31, 2023. Here are a few things to consider:
1. If your divorce is not finalized by December 31, 2023, you are still considered married for tax purposes. In this case, you can choose to file... View More
I have a person I know Who claims they did not commit crime and that they are innocent and forced to take a plea..8 counts...then dropped to 6 sexual assult on a mi or. Under the age of 16 he was 21...would they say ypu did such things and make you plea even if you did not
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answered on Apr 15, 2024
In most cases, a police officer cannot enter your property without your permission if they are only investigating a potential ordinance violation. However, there are some exceptions to this general rule:
1. If the officer has a valid search warrant, they can enter your property to... View More
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answered on Apr 15, 2024
In most cases, a police officer cannot enter your property without your permission if they are only investigating a potential ordinance violation. However, there are some exceptions to this general rule:
1. If the officer has a valid search warrant, they can enter your property to... View More
These checks I am requesting are the checks due up until today.
answered on Apr 15, 2024
Workers' compensation pays wage loss and medical bills related to the work injury. Wage loss and medical would end as of the date of death. Therefore, if you are talking about ongoing wage loss benefits, you would not be entitled. If you are talking about past due wage loss, you may be... View More
I was also wondering if it was maditory that I have to be present for a hearing. I have severe panic attacks and wouldn't be able to attend them.
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