I'm looking at filing a law suit but need my records
answered on Mar 22, 2023
You have the right to request a copy of your file from the Juvenile Court.
I hope this helps.
We have court order for child. Out of money but the opposite lawyer now wants jury trial. He stated he was pro bono in front of judge ,so why do we have to pay for an already won case and court order because they didn’t like the outcome or the judges final decision .
answered on Mar 20, 2023
A party who timely requests a jury trial is entitled to one. A timely request must be made before your final trial.
You say you have won custody, so there must have been a final trial.
I’m going to guess that when you say you won custody, what really happened is you were awarded... Read more »
Is there anything I can do?
I was driving my father's vehicle and went with my girlfriend and her son and my daughter to play baseball, and we all left our gloves and a few other items in the vehicle when done. My younger brother borrowed the vehicle afterwards, and he and I have a problem getting along due to his... Read more »
answered on Mar 15, 2023
Replacing a few ball gloves likely only costs a couple hundred dollars. An hour-long consultation with a lawyer costs that.
I can’t think of any reasonably viable solution that would cost less.
Finance $3000 on my premium policy without my signature
back ground check. I drove 100 miles each day for 2 weeks. Also they made me file for an LLC which was $150 and go on ride alongs with other salesman and I spent over $200 in gas. They owe me around $1500 and will not pay because I failed the background check. I believe since they put me through... Read more »
answered on Mar 7, 2023
It depends on the terms of your employment agreement and the reason you failed its background check.
If your employment offer was not conditioned on you successfully passing their background check and a background check is not required by some law or regulation governing your occupation,... Read more »
Without giving too much detail, my employer is going to have us begin taking credit card payments over the phone using square. Basically inputing the credit card numbers into square as the client reads them out to us. A couple of my coworkers are concerned that they could personally be taken to... Read more »
to expire and they not returning Emil's. State has determined they are not in compliance with state law and been referred for action on the state's part
And the test results it shows that the cut off level for that particular test was 300 for methamphetamine, causing me to yield a positive result. I have taken about seven hair follicle tests, and every other test has a 500 cut off for meth
answered on Feb 26, 2023
No, CPS does not have the regulatory authority to change drug test cutoff levels.
But be aware that cutoff levels are often different for screening vs confirmation testing, with confirmation cutoff levels being lower due to the greater precision of the tests
My driver did not have underinsured or personal injury the guy who slammed into the back of us did not have insurance and lyft states they are not responsible because their drivers drive their own cars. I've had two criminal attorneys work with me for a few months but let me go due to... Read more »
answered on Feb 24, 2023
The driver who slammed into your Lyft is likely ultimately responsible under the facts you describe.
As the provider of a computer app, Lyft is unlikely to have any responsibility.
Unless your Lyft driver is also partly responsible for the collision, that driver is likely not... Read more »
In order to reduce cell phone charges by having 5 or more devices on one bill. 20 months later we find out that he has been monitoring all of our calls, text messages, and tracking our daily movements. Is this legal? Is he responsible for our reasonable expectation of privacy that has been... Read more »
answered on Feb 23, 2023
It depends.
A cell phone account holder commonly has access to information concerning the usage of the cell phones on that account. That enables the account holder to monitor each device’s usage for unauthorized activity.
Smart devices can share their location with others... Read more »
my daughter who was going to lunch was running a few mins late to get to the cafeteria because she was helping another student and when she got to the cafeteria the girls had already been called to the line and when she went to get her food, she was denied lunch stating girls and boys could not... Read more »
answered on Feb 21, 2023
A Texas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. At this point, you could reach out to law firms to discuss. However, before you start spending money for a legal investigation, maybe you could contact the school administration to figure out what happened here.... Read more »
I was involved in a class action case where default judgements got entered against a large sum of people (about 9000). The judgement entered against me was for alleged payments which equaled to about 23K. I never received the chance to dispute my case. On November of 2022 I received a subpoena... Read more »
answered on Feb 1, 2023
A “class” action means that there are a large number of plaintiffs, not defendants.
If you were named as a defendant, you were entitled to be served with notice of the lawsuit. If you were not served, you should contact an attorney to review your options.
What options you have... Read more »
I’m contracted to a company that provides me with a trailer every time I’m assigned a load. I do a pre trip and post trip inspection every time and record any issues. The injured party is suing me for negligence even though the trailer in question did not presented any visible issues in my pre... Read more »
answered on Jan 27, 2023
Probably because they believe facts which aren’t so. Like whether a reasonably prudent pre-trip inspection would have disclosed the defect. Or like whether you are the individual responsible for maintaining the trailer.
The MT was accused of inappropriately touching a customer. The MT, the LLC, and owner are all being sued due to the accusations and not having a valid license while working (it had expired but he put in the paperwork for a new license prior to this happening, it just wasn’t approved yet.) Can me,... Read more »
answered on Jan 26, 2023
If your asset purchase is handled properly, you as the buyer will have no liability from the lawsuit as described.
Obviously, anyone purchasing a business will have an attorney knowledgeable about such transactions preparing and reviewing the paperwork associated with the purchase.... Read more »
The only word I literally said was hello, then my voice echoed in the background as if I were on speaker. He said he had my name and social security number were in front of him, and he was calling because I had an open claim against me, that he was gonna serve me papers at my house, and for further... Read more »
answered on Jan 23, 2023
Rescission is not really applicable in this scenario. The notary public is not usually a party to the substantive instrument notarized. The sole role of the notary is confirming the identity of the individual whose signature is being notarized. That’s accomplished by comparing the... Read more »
In April of 2020 I bought 2 preowned vehicles both combined equaling to 12 thousand dollars. When I bought them and I was with my ex and do to insurance reasons and my poor driving record he convinced me to put the cars in his name so it would be cheaper to put insurance on the car. After 3 months... Read more »
answered on Jan 21, 2023
Yes, you can.
It will help your case if you have documentary evidence of your factual allegations including documentation that you paid for the cars and any text or SMS messages from your boyfriend contemporary to the time you bought the cars.
Be prepared for threats to report you... Read more »
The title of the car was formalized in his name during our marriage. He sold the car during divorce proceedings. I have not received half of the sale. Am I entitled to half of the amount it was sold for?
answered on Jan 19, 2023
No you are not entitled to half of the proceeds.
However, in making a just and right division of your community estate, your divorce court may consider the sale proceeds, and how such proceeds have been used by your husband.
answered on Jan 18, 2023
In general, a lawyer is obligated to honor the terms of his contract. If he/she says he is going to charge you a flat fee (for example, to prepare and file a lien affidavit or to draft a will), he/she cannot come back later and charge you an hourly fee for the same work covered by the flat fee... Read more »
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