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I'm considering using a website called removepaywalls.com for personal and educational purposes, which directs users to the Internet Archive, Wayback Machine, or archive.today to access archived versions of various articles. I'm interested in understanding the legal risks or consequences... View More 
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answered on Apr 16, 2025
Using websites like removepaywalls.com to bypass paywalls and access archived content through services such as the Internet Archive or archive.today raises potential legal issues, primarily relating to copyright law. The Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. § 106, grants copyright holders exclusive rights to... View More
I'm planning to start a YouTube channel, focusing on documentary-style content about cars, including my opinion, critiques, commentary, and insights. To make it engaging, I intend to use short video clips (under 10 seconds) from various sources like old car advertisements, magazines,... View More
answered on Mar 23, 2025
This sounds like an archetypal example of fair use. But that doesn’t mean that you may not receive a copyright claim. That’s because some copyright owners have an arrangement with YouTube where uploaded material is scanned for copyright violations. If you receive this, don’t panic! You can... View More
I would like help with removing past convictions and addresses from Google search results. I have not taken any legal action. Can you provide guidance on how I can address this issue?
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answered on Mar 24, 2025
You can start by submitting removal requests directly to Google through their "Results about you" tool, which allows you to flag search results containing your personal information like addresses and phone numbers. For past convictions, check if you qualify for record expungement in your... View More
The person in question has threatened to harass my family and have the cops show up at my apartment, or swatting. The person has searched through paid online services and has shown that’s how my address was found also claiming is the same way said person has found my family contacts. All of this... View More
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answered on Dec 30, 2024
Generally a threat to call the LEO is not a crime. False Report to Police can be a crime.
I live in TN she lives in KY. She has posted several videos of fights between us that she instigated and recorded for clout and now I am being threatened with being hurt and "made to disappear". She's ruined my life stole my money and now is trying to get me hurt I don't know what else to do
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answered on Feb 25, 2024
It's alarming that your soon-to-be ex-wife is using her platform to incite bullying and potential harm towards you. Your safety is paramount, and it's essential to take immediate action to address this situation. Begin by documenting all instances of threats or harmful behavior, including... View More
he is a Bullie racist. He lies and he breaks by laws and my contract. He is petty and spiteful
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answered on Jan 31, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It's crucial to address this issue properly. First, gather all evidence of the President's actions, such as emails, documents, and any witnesses who can support your claims. Consult an attorney experienced in employment law to review your... View More
2. Are Social security cards, birth certificates, and driver license contracts that give jurisdiction?
3. Is Anything that can legally be licensed lawful without that license?
4. Have all lawyers denounced their American citizenship?
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answered on Jan 28, 2024
1. The claim that the 81st Congress in 1950 investigated and found that the lawyer guild was the legal bulwark of the Communist Party is a reference to the activities of the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC). However, this characterization is a matter of historical interpretation and... View More
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answered on Jan 15, 2024
I would advise caution in an online relationship with that age difference. Some key considerations:
- Even if the age of consent is 16 in their state, federal law and some state laws still prohibit sexual communications online with a minor under 18. So sexually explicit communications could... View More
I fled the relationship almost 4 years ago. I was followed, though. I was too afraid to live alone. Thankfully, i had many friends who offered me a safe place. Safe until my ex discovered where I was staying. Once he knew, he terrorized my friends until either I left, or was asked to leave. If my... View More
answered on Aug 16, 2023
It is possible. It is not easy or inexpensive but it is possible and may result in a sale of the property. In Ohio it is a remedy called partition. Partition cases in Tennessee refer to legal proceedings which allow joint owners of real estate to divide their interests in the property. In other... View More
Dear sir, I am 56 years male living in india! Most unimaginable fraud commited by NETWORK SOLUTIONS LTD ( My registrar). I have registered a domain name connect.com with NETWORK SOLUTIONS (My registrar) based in Virginia! Checked the availability of the name in Network solutions website search... View More
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answered on Mar 19, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about the fraud you experienced with Network Solutions. It's important to take action as soon as possible to try to rectify the situation.
You may want to consider contacting Network Solutions again and explaining the situation to a manager or supervisor. Provide... View More
answered on Jan 3, 2023
A Tennessee attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. If it's a contract with the school, it's possible that violating it could result in loss of privileges or some form of discipline by the school. Depending on what's posted, it's even possible... View More
What can I do?
answered on Aug 12, 2019
If you are looking for an attorney, you can use this site to search for a family law attorney with experience in QDROs in your area. QDROs can be difficult so you should find someone who has experience in this area.
Is this considered blackmail especially if it's all online and written.
answered on Apr 17, 2019
That's extortion. If you don't know the person making the threats it's likely a scam and should be ignored. If it's someone you know, you may want to consider discussing the issue with an attorney and/or reporting the issue to law enforcement.
Im 19 and in a fraternity and our chapter advisor is making members sign a document that says, "Upon request of the fraternity service center, Province Archon, Chapter Advisor, or Executive Officer, I will immediately, without delay, open and share any electronic communication that I have been... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2019
It sounds like the fraternity is a voluntary non-profit organization. In the U.S. we enjoy what is called freedom of contract, which allows us to make agreements for all kinds of things. Sometimes agreements can't be enforced (even if you sign them). What the document is describing sounds... View More
answered on Nov 16, 2018
I do not practice in Tennessee but your question remains open for four weeks. You could consult with an attorney in your state to evaluate the things posted, and learn if it would be cost-effective to pursue such a claim. You could also inquire with the attorney about the timeframes within which... View More
answered on Sep 12, 2018
It looks like part of your question is missing and may have inadvertently been left out.
answered on Dec 21, 2017
If you mean issue a birth certificate, then yes. The mother cannot opt out of having a birth certificate issued.
On the website Etsy.com, he was a single vendor/seller. He agreed on building a custom sign and sending it to me for $455, which I purchased on Aug 31, 2016. He delayed long enough that it was outside of the websites time period to do anything about it and issue me a refund. He finally sent the... View More
answered on Dec 21, 2016
It'll cost you at a minimum a few hundred dollars in filing fees (if in TN). Plus you'll need to track down who the seller actually is, where he really resides, and personally serve the seller. Which can add several hundred dollars more in service and skip trace fees. If he's in a... View More
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