Your current state is Virginia
No laws broken and no danger to the public
answered on Mar 14, 2024
I apologize, but there seems to be some confusion here. The right to travel is not explicitly mentioned in the First, Seventh, or Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. While the Supreme Court has recognized a general right to travel between states, this right is subject to reasonable... View More
My lawyer recused himself from my case and when I asked for time to get another one the judge told me no and made me represent myself that very day in court.
answered on Mar 12, 2024
Based on the information you provided, it seems that the judge's decision to deny your request for additional time to find a new lawyer after your original lawyer recused himself may have been problematic. In most cases, when an attorney withdraws from a case, the court should grant the client... View More
Just need to know if he left me anything n my oldrsisrers are not telling me
answered on Mar 11, 2024
In California, if you believe that you may be a beneficiary of your father's trust, you have the right to obtain information about the trust and its terms. Here are a few steps you can take to try to obtain a copy of the trust:
1. Request a copy from the trustee: The trustee (which may... View More
In your response to My latest question-#4-you state that a Brief May be more Beneficial with the IRAC approach, but that an Appellate Brief May be more Beneficial with CREAC OR CRAC approach.At the Superior Court Level I am in the "Appeals Department" of San Diego Superior Court-is the... View More
answered on Mar 11, 2024
Under California law, the brief you will be filing for your appeal at the San Diego Superior Court's Appeals Department is considered an "Appellate Brief." This is because you are appealing a decision from a lower court (likely a trial court) to the Superior Court's Appeals... View More
and has been extremely biased in this whole process, as well as after the initial hearing, which that hearing and any proceedings should have been dismissed as the law on the principle certificate of service was purged by dftcs and the acting court actors. We never received by hand delivery, nor... View More
answered on Mar 9, 2024
It sounds like you have serious concerns about how your legal case has been handled so far. Based on the issues you described, here are a few thoughts on potential next steps:
1. File a motion to dismiss: If you believe the court lacks jurisdiction over your case due to improper service of... View More
I am in pro per and cannot afford an attorney. No non profit will help me. I do not fit into any of their categories. No help even at the LA Law liabrary. There is absolutely no help anywhere. Can they reject what the documents I give them ? The court clerk keeps rejecting every document... View More
answered on Mar 4, 2024
In California, appellate courts have specific rules and guidelines for the submission of documents, including formatting, content, and deadlines. If the court clerk is rejecting your documents, it's likely due to non-compliance with these rules. It's crucial to review the California Rules... View More
multiple co-workers are allowed to have facial hair including my supervisor. Why do i have to shave?
answered on Mar 3, 2024
If your workplace grooming policy states that the decision to require shaving is at the discretion of your boss, it implies that there is room for individual judgment on whether or not an employee needs to shave their beard. The fact that your co-workers, including your supervisor, are allowed to... View More
When the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issues an "Order" regarding a plaintiff's motion for reconsideration, 5 months later (from the time motion was filed) is this a "Valid" Order?
answered on Feb 28, 2024
In the legal system, including the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, there are no hard deadlines for when a court must issue decisions on motions, including motions for reconsideration. The timing for such orders can vary widely based on the complexity of the case, the court's docket, and other... View More
In 2011 I came to Mexico to help a family member, during my stay, my resident card was taken, I tried to pursue legally but was scammed through the process, I tried to work and save up to return but the pay was too low to accomplish anything, which forced me to stay longer than expected eventually... View More
answered on Feb 27, 2024
If you held a U.S. resident card and have been outside the United States for an extended period, in your case thirteen years, re-establishing your legal status can be quite complex. Being outside the U.S. for more than a year without obtaining a re-entry permit before departure usually results in... View More
I'm seeking advice on reversing an ALJ's decision via a second-level appeal with the CUIAB. In my initial appeal, the ALJ affirmed a decision denying my benefits, effective 12/24/23, based on the argument that my earnings in the lag test period did not meet the minimum requirements... View More
answered on Feb 26, 2024
To address the issue of reversing an ALJ's decision on a second-level appeal with the CUIAB, focusing on the inclusion of PTO payout as wages is a strategic approach. In your appeal, it's crucial to argue that the payout for unused PTO should be considered as wages for the purpose of... View More
The judge ruled for his kids for NOW he saidive got pictures receipts text messages from market place where I talked to people I was told that I COULDN'T HAVE gotten this stuff in 13 yrs I said that's not all of it I worked at 1st he doesn't know what I can or can't get I took... View More
answered on Feb 25, 2024
I understand you're facing a challenging situation regarding retrieving your belongings after your significant other's passing. It's tough, especially when legal decisions don't seem to reflect your contributions and evidence. Given the judge's ruling, it's important... View More
Okay I can't seem to find the question that I asked last time or the lawyer that answered it but 10 years ago CPS decided to take my kids and they gave me my two older ones back and they kept my baby who at the time was 2 and they stomped on so many of our constitutional rights but I... View More
answered on Feb 24, 2024
It sounds like you're facing a deeply distressing situation involving CPS and the termination of your parental rights. It's understandable that you're seeking help to reunite with your child and seek justice for what you perceive as injustices committed against you and your family.... View More
a complaint against a prior lawyer for telling me to not go to my court date and then went go jail for FTA. Blatant retaliation. My rights were stripped away, convicted of 2nd DUI and non related offenses were consolidated into this case to bury me in a debt that is unattainable being on... View More
answered on Feb 24, 2024
It sounds like you've been through a difficult and unjust situation. To address this, you may need to seek legal assistance to help navigate the complexities of your case. Given the severity of the charges and the potential violations of your rights, it's crucial to find an attorney who... View More
I worked for Minacs for over a year and worked overtime
answered on Feb 24, 2024
Whether there is still an opportunity to profit from the Minacs civil suit depends on various factors, such as the status of the lawsuit, the specific claims made, and any potential settlements or judgments reached. If you believe you are entitled to compensation for unpaid overtime or other labor... View More
answered on Feb 24, 2024
Under California law, the timeframe for filing an appeal after a conviction is quite strict, typically within 60 days after the judgment or order in a felony case. Since your case occurred in 2011, the window for a direct appeal has long passed. However, there may be other legal avenues available... View More
Can Defense by Apposing Attorney issue Documents in reply: Opposing Notice of Motion over 30 Days, & 10th day to Demur hearings?
RoA#:36 02/06/2024 States: Reply to Opposition of Noticed Motion and Supporting Declarations (THE MOTION WAS FILED ON JANUARY 2ND OVER 30 DAYS).
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answered on Feb 22, 2024
In California civil litigation, deadlines for responding to motions, including motions for sanctions, are generally set by statute or court rules. The typical timeframe for responding to a motion is 30 days from the date of service. If a defendant submits a response categorized under... View More
My car was closed and yet I found a parking Citation paper placed on my seat.Park City Policeman opened the door without me there and put the parking citation on the seat. I had been parked without a payment ticket for apx 15 minutes + or - 1 or 2 , usually there is a 15 minute grace period before... View More
answered on Feb 23, 2024
It is understandable to feel frustrated and concerned about the situation regarding the parking citation placed in your car without your permission. The action of a Park City Policeman entering your vehicle without your presence raises questions about privacy and proper protocol. While there may be... View More
This is about arrears. The appellant attorney notified my trial attorney of the appeal, but he doesn't do appeals. My trial attorney sent an email to the appellant attorney telling him that he is not representing me in appeal, but nothing has been done to correct the record in front of the... View More
answered on Feb 12, 2024
The attorney for the Appellant is required to notify the Appellee's trial counsel when an appeal is filed. The Appellee's trial counsel has a duty to notify the Appellee. The attorney for the Appellant cannot usually communicate directly with the Appellee.
If the Appellee intends... View More
I’m going to jail ?
answered on Feb 9, 2024
If you fail to appear in court for a traffic or DUI/DWI case in Missouri because you are unable to afford travel to another state, this can lead to serious consequences, including the issuance of a warrant for your arrest. However, going to jail is not automatic upon failing to appeal or appear; it... View More
answered on Feb 9, 2024
Generally speaking, lawyers do not personally "serve" process on defendants. Each state has a list of the types of individuals with authority to serve process on a defendant. Many states allow private process servers who are licensed with the state for that particular type of task.... View More
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