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My mother owns the house. I used to live with her, neither of us live there now. they listed it as condemned because of smoke alarms being battery operated and not wired and the outlets needing gifs or gfis but the city's code enforcement decided to charge me with not cutting the grass instead... View More 
answered on Nov 16, 2024
I'm sorry this is happening to you. First priority, reach out to criminal defense attorneys/legal aid for guidance on the probation related issues. In terms of the condemnation issues, attorneys who deal with code violations and related matters should be able to help sort those out. It looks... View More
I have receipts showing I paid their title loan off and a police officer was here and heard the person admit I bought the car
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answered on Oct 25, 2024
If you’ve purchased a car and the seller won’t provide the title, start by organizing all your documentation. Keep your receipts, the police report, and any evidence of the sale, including the officer’s statement. This paperwork will be crucial when addressing the issue.
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Property owners not interested in meetings or returning Proxies we would like to reduce the required number for a meeting to be held and conduct business
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answered on Oct 14, 2024
In a nonprofit HOA in Alabama, the number of members required to establish a quorum typically depends on the association's bylaws. Quorum is essential to ensure that decisions are made with adequate representation of the membership. If your bylaws specify a certain percentage or number of... View More
I need legal help because I got a ticket because the tag is it legal on my car because I can't get the people in Alabama to make it to where I can tag it here in Florida what can I do
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answered on Oct 10, 2024
I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble getting your vehicle tagged in Florida. Buying a car from another state can sometimes create challenges with registration and documentation. It's important to have all the necessary paperwork to satisfy Florida's DMV requirements.... View More
However, I have a felony warrant from 5-6yrs ago and live in AL. How should I go about this? Should I go to a different state or go to another county and call to ask if I would be arrested?
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answered on Sep 14, 2024
When dealing with a felony warrant, it is crucial to approach this situation carefully. Attempting to obtain a non-driver's license, especially if you have an outstanding warrant, could potentially lead to arrest. You should consider reaching out to a legal professional who can provide... View More
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answered on Sep 14, 2024
In Alabama, the age of consent is 16, which means that at 16, you can legally engage in a relationship with someone who is 19. Since you are of legal age, your relationship is generally not considered illegal under Alabama law. However, complications can arise depending on specific circumstances,... View More
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answered on Sep 11, 2024
When your parents get divorced, both of them generally retain their parental rights over you. This means both parents still have the right to make important decisions about your life, such as those involving education, health care, and general welfare. However, how these rights are exercised can... View More
Abuse in the home. I know of one, possibly 2 incidents where the older child was getting beat on and he managed to get away from the dad and go to a neighbor to call the cops. That was last year. This summer I found 3 cigarette burns on one of the younger children and I personally called dhr about... View More
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answered on Sep 11, 2024
It sounds like you're really worried about the well-being of these children, and it's understandable why you'd be concerned. When it comes to child protective services like the Department of Human Resources (DHR), investigations can take time. They may need to gather substantial... View More
Cost of replacing the roof in the state of Alabama
answered on Aug 29, 2024
An Alabama attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. Until you're able to consult with a local attorney who could advise on state-specific practices, the general answer nationwide is that it would depend on the type of policy and its provisions. Good luck
I am a member of the Alabama Mushroom Society. We would love to add a state mushroom to symbolize the fungal diversity in Alabama. Whom do we contact?
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answered on Jan 26, 2024
To suggest a state mushroom for Alabama, you'll need to engage with the state legislative process. Start by identifying a state legislator, either a senator or representative, who would be interested in sponsoring a bill to designate a state mushroom. Finding a legislator with a keen interest... View More
The car is payed off in my dads name but I pay for everything else (insurance, gas, maintenance, etc). My parents are collectively kicking me out and said that I am to leave the keys for my vehicle here but I have no other transportation. Please help ASAP.
answered on Nov 17, 2023
Unfortunately, no, the car is not yours even if you are paying the insurance. The ownership of a car goes off the title. So, if you are not on the title, it is not your car.
answered on Mar 3, 2023
No. That is called commerce.
Extortion is obtaining money through force or unlawful threats.
For example, “If you don’t pay us $500 every month, we will bust out your windows and bust up your merchandise.”
answered on Feb 21, 2023
File an application to probate your deceased brother’s estate asking to be named the personal representative of his estate.
I am unsure if the letter was forged by an employee of the attorney or another party. Should I obtain my own attorney to handle this or go to the attorney the document came from first?
answered on Oct 23, 2022
An Alabama attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. It depends what the document you mention is. If it is correspondence and you suspect the signature is forged or that the document is otherwise not legitimate, you could pick up the phone and ask the attorney if... View More
I have always been fascinated with being a criminal defense attorney. So much so that I got my Bachelor's in Criminal Justice from UAB here in AL. I ended up with an office job in freight logistics making 72k a year and the job is decent. I don't mind doing it, but it's just not... View More
answered on Jun 18, 2022
This is really a question that involves lots of thought. Congratulations on your Criminal Justice degree. That's a big accomplishment. Only you can make this decision, based on your schedule, finances, and personal commitments. Going to law school part-time at night can be consuming, and it... View More
I’m being harassed by a man I met online. We were in a long distance digital relationship that I ended, but now he won’t go away. He’s sending threats/messages/images to me/my family. How can I make him stop?
answered on Sep 7, 2021
I would suggest calling the non-emergency number for you local police department. Describe the situation and detail the threatening messages. You might be able to get a protection from abuse order based on the facts of your situation.
answered on Aug 24, 2021
Likely depends on the language of the lease agreement, property insurance agreements, and renters insurance agreements. I would suggest taking those documents to an attorney for review to get specific advise.
Selling beef to the public, restaurant and grocery store
answered on May 11, 2021
Any time you are starting a business or entering into a significant transaction it is wise to work with an attorney. The articles you mention are relevant to L.L.C.s that perform professional services and "series" L.L.C.s. These provisions may apply depending on whether you have formed an... View More
I am a junior in high school and want to be lawyer. I need a bachelors to get into law school and want that to be in paralegal studies as that seems like an easier field to start off in without job experience. I have found certificates and 2-year programs but maybe I have overlooked somewhere.... View More
answered on Jan 19, 2020
Don't knock yourself out selecting a major on the basis of whether it will be best-suited for law school. Paralegal studies is good. Criminal justice is good too, as are dozens of majors you can choose from. They both give you options if your plans change. Experienced paralegals do much of the... View More
She is freaking out and wanting me back there with her but they just told her she was being silly and that I couldnt until the doctor seen her. But she is really upset and hates going to the doctor.
answered on Jul 2, 2019
An Alabama attorney who works with hospital/healthcare administration issues, patient bill of rights, etc. would know best. But as a general matter in any jurisdiction, a doctor, nurse, or other treating ER staff who asks an accompanying visitor to leave for sound reasons is not likely to have... View More
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