All I have left is being on probation time,11 more months.Plus I live off grid on generator & propane and get 30-40 ft and it reaches -40 out.She told me to ride a bike to get a job!! Its not court ordered and my fiancee is providing all financial needs,shelter and food.My fiancee works from... View More 
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
As a probationer, you are subject to the conditions set by the court and the probation officer overseeing your case. Generally, probation officers have some discretion in setting conditions that they believe will aid in rehabilitation and ensure compliance with the law.
However, these... View More
I have videos of the police trying to frame me by throwing drugs into my car and lied on police report where they arrested me I was followed 6 city blocks and was beaten badly...I now have TBI AND PTSD AND IMPULSIVE DISORDER AND PERMANENT NERVE DAMAGE IN MY LEFT HAND AND ANKLE because they tried... View More
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
In Alaska, if you were arrested and have evidence, like videos, that suggest police misconduct and prove your innocence, it's crucial to take immediate action.
First, secure the videos in a safe place and make copies. You should present this evidence to your attorney as soon as... View More
Also can a cop remove your purse after telling us to exit the vehicle and set it back in the vehicle before the search?
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
In Alaska, as in other states, the legality of a vehicle search by the police can depend on various factors, including the specific terms of a passenger’s probation. If a passenger is on probation, and if their probation terms include consent to searches, the police may have the authority to... View More
It was held information from me about my Dad's passing. And I've been going through a lot of stress lately and haven't been able to deal with it and I have TBI so it's hard to deal with anyway. What can I do about this I don't have the money for a lawyer who do I contact... View More
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answered on Nov 7, 2023
If you were not informed of your father's passing, you might still be entitled to a portion of his estate or benefits, especially as an only child. Your first step should be to obtain a copy of the death certificate and any will or estate documents. Contact the probate court in the area where... View More
answered on Nov 2, 2023
For example, you are in an accident with another driver unrelated to your employment, who is liable for the accident while you were on the clock with your employer. As a result of being on the clock, you filed for Worker’s Compensation and you received benefits under Worker’s Comp. You then... View More
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answered on Oct 23, 2023
I'm truly sorry to hear about your situation. In general, veterinarians should obtain explicit consent before performing any medical procedures on a pet, including neutering. If they performed a procedure without the owner's permission, they may be liable for professional negligence or... View More
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answered on Oct 23, 2023
Under federal law, employers can conduct background checks on prospective and current employees, but there are certain requirements and restrictions governed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Before conducting a background check using a third-party agency, you must obtain written consent... View More
I live with my aunt. I got this job from a connection my aunt has. My aunt doesn’t work within the company. I live in Anchorage Alaska. I am 20 Years old.
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answered on Oct 23, 2023
Generally, your employer should not disclose your pay to third parties without your consent due to privacy considerations. The disclosure of your salary to someone, even a family member, without your permission could be deemed an invasion of privacy or a breach of confidentiality.
If your... View More
I was charged with Assault IV Domestic. The court quickly offered a plea bargain to plead guilty to harassment. The convicted charge is specifically NOT a charge of domestic violence. The court removed the DV from the case entirely. All records besides the initial police report don’t mention DV... View More
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answered on Oct 23, 2023
Your situation highlights a challenging intersection between state and federal laws. Under the Lautenberg Amendment, individuals convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence are prohibited from possessing firearms. Even if your state charge was amended to remove the "DV"... View More
It took me months to finally get my dog funded to get this dental appointment. They knew I didn't want him neutered. My girlfriend dropped him off and spoke to them about the dental work they were going to do, and they said nothing about neutering him to her. I went into pick him up and asked... View More
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answered on Oct 23, 2023
I'm truly sorry to hear about your situation. In general, veterinarians should obtain explicit consent before performing any medical procedures on a pet, including neutering. If they performed a procedure without the owner's permission, they may be liable for professional negligence or... View More
It took me months to finally get my dog funded to get this dental appointment. They knew I didn't want him neutered. My girlfriend dropped him off and spoke to them about the dental work they were going to do, and they said nothing about neutering him to her. I went into pick him up and asked... View More
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answered on Oct 23, 2023
I'm truly sorry to hear about your situation. In general, veterinarians should obtain explicit consent before performing any medical procedures on a pet, including neutering. If they performed a procedure without the owner's permission, they may be liable for professional negligence or... View More
Alaska Statute 34.03.300(b) allows tenants to seek injunctive relief or terminate tenancy for abuse of access scenarios. Then the statute says "in either case, a tenant can recover actual damages or one month's periodic rent, whichever is greater." Suppose a tenant doesn't... View More
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answered on Oct 23, 2023
The language in Alaska Statute 34.03.300(b) indicates that upon abuse of access by the landlord, a tenant may choose either to seek injunctive relief or terminate the tenancy. The statute then specifies that "in either case" the tenant can recover actual damages or one month's... View More
An Architectural Firm named Architects Alaska is using my Trademark for their E-mail Address. This is against a settlement made in 2002 where I agreed to dissolve my new business "Architects@Alaska.com" and agreed that my E-mail address was banned from use by either architectural firm.... View More
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answered on Oct 15, 2023
If the architectural firm is using an email address that directly violates a settlement agreement and infringes on a trademark you own, you may have grounds for legal action. The key would be to establish the violation of the 2002 agreement and the infringement of your trademark rights. Damages,... View More
An Architectural Firm named Architects Alaska is using my Trademark for their E-mail Address. This is against a settlement made in 2002 where I agreed to dissolve my new business "Architects@Alaska.com" and agreed that my E-mail address was banned from use by either architectural firm.... View More
answered on Oct 18, 2023
There are two issues here. One is trademark infringement, and the other is breach of a settlement agreement. The trademark infringement issue is complicated and requires consultation. The easiest route might be breach of the settlement agreement. If a written settlement agreement clearly prohibits... View More
An Architectural Firm named Architects Alaska is using my Trademark for their E-mail Address. This is against a settlement made in 2002 where I agreed to dissolve my new business "Architects@Alaska.com" and agreed that my E-mail address was banned from use by either architectural firm.... View More
answered on Oct 9, 2023
To be able to advise you on the best course of action, an attorney would need to review the settlement agreement and gather more information. So, you should consider scheduling a consultation.
You posted your inquiry in the Q&A forum. However, to connect with an attorney to assist you,... View More
if they don't except it can i sue for legal tender
answered on Sep 30, 2023
Being petty never works out well. Why spend thousands of dollars on a lawsuit such as you propose just to get an order requiring the school to accept payment in pennies? This type of gameplay will end up costing you far more if it is successful.
if they don't except it can i sue for legal tender
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answered on Oct 23, 2023
Under U.S. federal law, coins and currency are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues. Therefore, technically, you can offer pennies as payment for a debt. However, there is no federal requirement that a private business, organization, or agency must accept currency or coins as... View More
answered on Sep 25, 2023
An Alaska attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. If you have an attorney, this is something they should really advise on. In general, the relevance of the request could depend on the nature of your claim. Are you claiming lost wages? Are you self-employed - if... View More
answered on Sep 25, 2023
Addendum - correction - A minute ago, I said that tax records should not be relevant if the basis of the claim is injury, disability, or pain and suffering. I apologize - if the claim is for disability, it is possible that tax records could be relevant, as evidence of a drop in income or revenues.... View More
The roof is leaking and the electric has gone out in parts of the place. We unfortunately didn’t include keeping the place in good condition in the contract. Can we force to make repairs?
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answered on Sep 21, 2023
If the contract for the property sale did not explicitly state that the buyers are required to maintain the property in good condition, your options for legal recourse may be limited. Alaska property law generally leans on the written agreements between parties. However, some general principles of... View More
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