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Or is it now in the DA or SA hands? Grand theft Auto . It was reported stolen in Easley,I found it in Piedmont S.C. FYI out of their jurisdiction
answered on Jun 10, 2024
In the description above, you are the alleged victim of the crime and possibly a witness but since you did not bring the charges (the State did) you cannot drop the charges unilaterally. You can, however, tell the prosecutor that you do not want charges pursued in this matter but it is up to the... View More 
How do I go about doing all this? I was under the impression I could fill out the paper and pay a filing fee and that was done
answered on Jun 7, 2024
An agreement has to be approved by a judge after a hearing where both parties appear, have provided financial declarations and answered the judge's questions. A hearing can only be scheduled for a case that has been previously filed with the court. A case is commenced in family court by the... View More
He got 2 hundred thousand
I got 1 check for 3 thousand and fr his insurance copy only got thousand. I think my lawyer sued 3claims and Gabe me a dribble I was asleep when we got hit in the rear end by a drunk lady running from the cops I was never even told her court date any thing... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
The nature and extent of the harms and losses, and other factors may explain the difference in amounts. Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred.
When trying to read and understand the agreement I was asked to sign the caseworker would demand that I sign, interrupt me while reading and state that it's not that hard
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
Yes, it may be a violation of your rights if a DSS caseworker is pressuring you to sign paperwork without giving you adequate time to read and understand it. You have the right to fully understand any document before you sign it, especially if it affects your legal or personal interests. Pressuring... View More
7-year-old, first grader, in Georgetown County Public School District, Having an evaluation and diagnosis for a disability, We believe was a victim of discrimination and gross negligence, committed by both the public school itself, and the local County School District. Throughout the evaluation... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
You may have grounds to sue the Georgetown County Public School District for expelling your 7-year-old without due process. Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), your child is entitled to specific protections and procedures,... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
The amount to cross the threshold into MDP depends on the type of drug that police allege. Different drugs have different amounts that can be used to enhance the charge(s). These charges must have a drug report which can reduce the charge if the lab results show a smaller amount. One should talk to... View More
I have a Living Trust. The attorney who created the document almost 20 years ago no longer wants to be my Trustee, Power of Attorney and Healthcare Proxy. I’ve given this attorney over $12,000 through the last 20 years in changing details and in creating “Fourth Full Restatement of ...” of... View More
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answered on May 31, 2024
You are going to need to hire an attorney to draft that Trust. It is complicated, but you probably do not need a SC licensed attorney. Most importantly, you need a new Trustee, which may be difficult to find. The new Trust should appoint the new Trustee, and you may need to revoke your prior... View More
answered on May 26, 2024
Throw that notice in the trash. No one is going to award that kind of money to someone unless you are entered some contest. It appears that you do not recognize the company sending you this notice.
If you decide to contact them, they will quickly want you to send them money for handling... View More
Is it legal for the mother to file the child on taxes that they actually didn't care for and was in physical custody of the father? Mother decided she couldn't handle the kid and asked the dad to take him. It was a verbal agreement. The kid is enrolled in school for the past year at the... View More
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answered on May 26, 2024
Based on the information provided, it seems that although the mother has full legal custody, the child has been living with the father for the past year. The father has been the primary caregiver, providing housing, enrolling the child in school, and handling medical matters. The mother has only... View More
answered on Jun 16, 2024
A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. Your question doesn't include too many details. If you mean you are being caused harm by way of negative and false statements about your work, this could be something for a defamation (libel and... View More
This past Monday I was driving my husband, who had been at the VA and received a narcotic pain medication and could not drive himself, home at 2:30 am. The officer stated I was speeding and that is why he stopped me. I immediately told him I knew my DL was suspended but the only reason I was... View More
answered on May 26, 2024
There are different levels or offenses (1st, 2nd, 3rd or subsequent) which carry different consequences that a driver will face if charged. The officer has more discretion the lower the offense so while it may not have been necessary to spend the night in jail it is at times left to officer... View More
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answered on May 28, 2024
I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble getting your important documents. To get your birth certificate, you can contact the vital records office in the state where you were born. They usually have an online application process or forms you can mail in. You'll need some... View More
He is on disability, has already paid a lawyer $5,500. It has been a full year of separation and the lawyer still hasn't filed. He has nothing left financially to give. He and his soon to be ex have a residence with $83,000 owed on a second mortgage. What should he do?
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answered on May 24, 2024
If his lawyer has not filed for divorce after a year and he has already paid $5,500, he should first contact the lawyer to request an update and a timeline for filing. Clear communication is essential to understand any delays and to press for immediate action. If the lawyer remains unresponsive or... View More
After the Bell hearing I asked several times for paperwork I made two requests the first request they sent me only the public defender paperwork I requested the prelim paperwork again yet again I only got the public defender paperwork five or six days after my bond hearing I requested again the... View More
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answered on May 19, 2024
You need to take immediate action to address the issues with your case. Start by documenting everything that has happened, including all your requests for paperwork and any responses you've received. This will help establish a record of the lack of communication and mishandling of your case.... View More
I have sent bills paid and unpaid, doctors notes from er visit and doctors note and recommendations for my future surgery on my nose. The at fault driver and women she hit have already had settled for their totaled vehicles and bought replacements. I was the one who was injured the worst from the... View More
answered on May 17, 2024
A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. Three months is not a long time for a bodily injury claim to settle. Some could go on for years. One possibility is that if you are still treating, the insurance carrier wants to await conclusion of your... View More
picking and chosing what evidence they turn over cause it proves my encience
answered on May 9, 2024
No. If the body cam footage is relevant, police can only take out portions for legitimate reasons such as protecting the privacy of others.
I was found with 2 fake ids in my car.
Violation number: 56-01-0510
It is not required I go to court and the bond is $440.
answered on May 26, 2024
If you pay the bond and dont go to court then they will have a tia (trial in absentia) and most likely find you guilty. They will keep the bond amount as the fine amount for consequences of finding you guilty. Then the charge will be on your record. I would talk to an attorney as the facts of the... View More
answered on May 8, 2024
Some things to include in a signed written agreement:
Attorney fees provision if need to sue to collect;
Disclosure of bank and other asset information;
A security interest in Assets
answered on May 26, 2024
Based upon the limited facts in your question, the answer is most likely that there is no statute of limitations for the situation you describe in SC.
-I bought a car from a private seller through the facebook marketplace.
-I purchased the car with an auto loan through Navy Federal Credit Union.
-When I went to register the car, the DMV stated that the VIN number on the title did not have any records (the car had been VIN... View More
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answered on Apr 25, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your difficult situation with the car. Unfortunately, under California law (and the laws of most states), you would not have a legal right to keep the car even after possessing it for two months.
There is no time period after which you can claim legal ownership... View More
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