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My birth certificate was changed when I was a baby to read name A. It was then changed via my original birth certificate (that was replaced on file by name change A) to read name B. I then got married and have the name C. So on the petition for a name change it reads "IN THE MATTER OF THE NAME... View More 
answered on Apr 18, 2015
You need to speak to a family law lawyer who is experienced in this area of the law. Most will give you a free consultation. Click on "find a lawyer" to speak to a local experienced family law lawyer. Tell them you found their name on Justia and he or she may reduce their fees for you.... View More
answered on Mar 31, 2015
I would expect that the expulsion only applies to your son's current school. However the new school will require his school records which will likely contain the reason for the expulsion.
Father in law has lived in Florida for over 10 year. He was moved to an assisted living facility after a stroke. He does not own a house. The only money he receives is from social security and the VA to pay for the facility he lives at. The post office has our address so we could receive... View More
answered on Mar 31, 2015
Either forward to your father in law or return it with "not at this address" notation on envelope.
answered on Apr 18, 2015
The definition depends on what area of the law you are referring to. If you are referring to a "tool" to commit a criminal offense, then criminal law applies. If it is a dental "tool" or something similar then you civil law at least.
answered on Apr 18, 2015
Check the Better Business Bureau. They can often tell you whether a complaint has been filed or direct you to the right contact.
What forms should be filed first
answered on Dec 17, 2014
A reversionary interest is a legal right in some sort of property, real or personal. This sort of interest is created at the inception of the property.
That was two years ago and no one from the family or attorney has contacted me concerning the status of the motorcycle. I am getting tired of storing it and am concerned about theft.
answered on Apr 18, 2015
It sounds like you may have an argument for abandonment. You need to speak to an estate attorney or a civil attorney since you are seeking compensation for storage. Click on "find a lawyer" for direct assistance.
answered on Nov 8, 2015
You need to give some basic facts here in order to get any sort of answer.
answered on Apr 22, 2015
Reopening a case depends on the type of case and is frequently done by means of a motion.
There are three streets by my house of wich all were blocked leaving no way out or around.
answered on Mar 31, 2015
This does not sound legal. It sounds very dangerous. The quickest and surest way to find out is to call the non-emergency number for the police.
answered on Apr 22, 2015
You should speak to an experienced civil attorney about this situation. Click on "find a lawyer".
answered on Apr 22, 2015
You need a civil attorney. Take photos of all the damage. Click on "find a lawyer".
answered on Apr 22, 2015
I depends on the age of the case and the court level (General District or Circuit court. You can go to the courthouse where the person who was convicted and speak to a clerk. Or you can try the VA courts website.
answered on Mar 31, 2015
This will depend on the criminal record of the offender. If no record, the offender is likely facing a suspended jail sentence. With the help of an experienced criminal defense lawyer, it is possible in limited circumstances to ultimately have the charge dismissed.
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