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answered on Jun 10, 2019
An employer may only withhold and garnish wages based on a Court's order that is stated in a Garnishment Summons. Not sure what you mean by frivolous instrument.
FDA acknowledged in May 2019, breast Implant Illness does exist. Breast implant maker Mentor and other brands have been making women extremely I'll. Google it.
answered on Jun 6, 2019
I regret that I do not handle breast implant litigation claims. Sorry.
is still in its slip not moving, can the marina be sued? So the question is about liability issues a marina might encounter
by allowing boat overhang in the slips.
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answered on Jun 5, 2019
The degree of overhang could be a factor. If the smaller boat was moving, it's likely that it would be confronted by the argument that the other vessel was not moving. Maritime law applies a presumption that serves in favor of a non-moving vessel in encounters with moving vessels. The degree... View More 
answered on May 14, 2019
The next step is to appear in court on the first return date and answer the questions that the judge asks you.
We bought a home together a year ago, and I moved out after splitting 4 months after we purchased. I signed a written agreement that was notarized I wasn't responsible for mortgage / bills after i parted ways. She is keeping the house and I want to clear my name from the deed/Note. Is she... View More
answered on May 5, 2019
Based on my experience, unless you are one of the parties who is the borrower of the refinancing, you are not obligated to pay for any closing costs.
For the case date as the suspension
The title without asking & misleading the lady I was buying from! What can I do to get the title back??
answered on Mar 15, 2019
I do not handle cases that involve the title to a vehicle. Sorry.
It was a police officer that committed the crime and was convicted. It was a long time ago. But it happened.
How can Virginia enforce a tint violation on an out of state vehicle and get away with violating the right to pass law?
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answered on Mar 3, 2019
Every driver in the US is required to comply with the individual requirements of each state they enter. When you enter a state you are required to abide by their laws. So if you bring marijuana that is legal to possess and use from one state where it's legal into a state where it's... View More
I live in va and I had not heard from this company since 09 and it’s closed on my credit report
answered on Feb 27, 2019
You can file a dispute with the Court where the lien was filed and challenge the lien.
If my ex has threatened taking me to court before and never did anything. My ex also stated in a phone call "you just made your life harder for you"... Can I sue for emotional harassment?
My ex is also in possession of my cat (which I pay monthly vet bills for) can I 1) get... View More
answered on Feb 1, 2019
Rather than suing for emotional harassment, which may require your physiatrist's testimony to prove your claim, you would be better served to go to the Court and apply for a "protective order" based on harassment.
I do not handle domestic cases, especially with regard to cats. Sorry.
I would be the plaintiff
I'm searching for an excellent trial attorney on a success fee basis
Extreme injustice done
This doesn't involve probate, it involves litigation
It involves social security disability money, breach of fiduciary duty, fraudulent... View More
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answered on Jan 30, 2019
If you're alleging someone was killed then the police and prosecutor would handle that on the criminal law side of your question.
I am Company A - restaurant - would like to use phone number received on order-form from Third-party ( Company ANY) who sends me order to prepare food for a customer who visited their site- I would like to send them text to these customer who are going to be trying and eating my food and tell... View More
answered on Jan 29, 2019
The law in Virginia does not allow you or prohibit you from sending such as text as described.
The charged driver that rear ended my daughter was driving her mothers vehicle. Their adjuster has deemed our vehicle totaled (maybe $5k). We had liability only so our insurance doesn't want to provide us any assistance. Their insurance is investigating if they will pay because driver... View More
answered on Jan 22, 2019
I regret that I do not handle car accident or car insurance claims. Sorry.
I received a weight loss/fat reduction service from a fitness center in VA. This required creation of a record of treatments that included PII and photographs of me in underwear ("before and afters") and showing my face. An employee providing me this service was terminated, and took... View More
answered on Jan 16, 2019
Contact the Commonwealth Attorney for the jurisdiction in which the business is located and make a formal complaint.
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