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Hice un reporte falso diciendo que me habían chocado cuando realmente fui yo quien choco, dije que tenia el carro estacionado cuando yo asustado fui el que huyo después s de chocar un carro estacionado, después marque ala policía y seguí con la mentira cosa que no se porque lo hice si tengo... View More 
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answered on Oct 25, 2024
Lamento que estés pasando por esta difícil situación. Presentar un informe policial falso es un delito grave y puede tener consecuencias legales importantes, incluidas multas y posible pena de cárcel. Dado que ya ha sido arrestado y tiene una próxima cita en la corte, es fundamental que tome... View More
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answered on Oct 23, 2024
When you come across an emergency vehicle on the highway in Arkansas, it's crucial to handle the situation with care. Begin by slowing down to ensure you have enough time to react to any unexpected movements or instructions from the emergency personnel.
Arkansas law requires you to... View More
This person has illegally had my name removed from a title and went and petitioned to court to take ownership of the vehicle and came and took the vehicle without a court order from my property
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answered on Oct 10, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about what happened with your vehicle. It must be incredibly frustrating and distressing to have someone remove your name from the title and take your property without proper authorization.
You might consider reaching out to local law enforcement to report the... View More
When I bought the vehicle they said they had filed for a lost title and it was supposed to be in soon I talk to them again they said title was lost and that they can't file for a title because they don't have the bill of sale
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answered on Sep 25, 2024
If the seller is unable to provide a title or file for a replacement, you may have a few options to resolve the situation. First, ask the seller for a written and signed bill of sale or other proof of purchase that includes details about the transaction, like the vehicle’s VIN number, the... View More
I have been told by staff that weekends do not count and the hold time would start on Monday. Is this correct? And what if the person VOLUNTARIALY went in for help and the hospital refuses to allow him to leave?
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answered on Sep 23, 2024
In most cases, weekends and holidays do count toward a 72-hour hold, but laws can vary depending on the state or country you're in. If a person is placed on a 72-hour psychiatric hold starting Friday at 5 p.m., their hold should generally be over by Monday at 5 p.m. It’s important to check... View More
So my aunt got drunk and mad and made a false report to dcfs and now the investatgor told me i have to defend myself from these lies and i can prove it was made in bad faith and now they are doing what the do best abuse the constituion and violate rights and im on ssdi for ptsd and other mental... View More
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answered on Sep 14, 2024
It sounds like you're in a very difficult situation, and it's understandable that you're feeling overwhelmed and stressed, especially given your mental health conditions. Dealing with DCFS can be challenging, particularly when faced with false accusations. It's important to... View More
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answered on Sep 8, 2024
Yes, the police can impound a vehicle if it's found to be without insurance, even if you bought it on the same day and it's a holiday. Driving without insurance is illegal in most places, and officers have the authority to impound vehicles that do not meet legal requirements, regardless... View More
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answered on Mar 29, 2024
If you find yourself in a situation where you have .01 gram of methamphetamine, 11 grams of marijuana, and a pistol in a semi-truck, it's crucial to understand the legal implications you might be facing. Possession of controlled substances and firearms can lead to serious consequences,... View More
I was just curious how an entity such as the entity known as Microsoft Corporation could legally own, operate and work for a business within the U.S. if it has no human rights. No birth rights, no work visa, no citizenship
answered on Sep 20, 2023
It can hire actual people who can legally work in the U.S. to perform work on its behalf.
answered on Sep 2, 2023
There is not enough information in your question to answer it.
In most cases, a buyer and a seller agree upon a price for the sale and purchase of a product. If both parties honor the agreement as made, there is no breach of contract to sue for.
Such as security, and custodial departments.
answered on May 11, 2023
An Arkansas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. But nationwide, it's a common practice in small businesses. Good luck
answered on Nov 27, 2019
You can get sued for breach of contract. The only times I've seen people criminally charged is when there was some associated fraud, such as using a fake name, providing false information on the loan agreement, or obviously fraud related to obtaining the loan.
I’ve messaged him a few times and he just stalls or has some excuse to not get it
answered on Nov 24, 2019
It sounds like he no longer wants it. You might be able to pursue the matter in small claims, depending on the cost of the tub. A less costly and less stressful option might be to confirm with the would-be buyer that he is not interested in it and resuming your efforts to find another buyer. Good... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2019
It could depend on the amount of the check, who the person/entity making payment is, and what type of matter it is. If you're asking from the standpoint of a payment on an insurance claim, it could be as quickly as several days if the release is approved, there are no liens, and no other... View More
My grandmother left my mother and father land and my uncle, the executor, sold the land before my grandmother died
answered on Mar 8, 2016
The uncle must have had a power of attorney. Before a testatrix such as your grandmother dies, her will is of no effect. So, as the person nominated as the executor in the will, the uncle would have had no power to convey any property. If, on the other hand, your grandmother also gave him a POA,... View More
answered on Nov 4, 2015
Why wouldn't we have to see what you are talking about? Service has to be in person, not over the phone.
answered on Oct 12, 2015
This link might help: http://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle/2007/feb/08/feature_arkansas_law_punishing_m
My significant other's car was impounded 40+ days ago. The initial impound fee was 450 dollars, and by the time he was out of jail, it was already over 1000. He incurred various health problems due to a medication side effect, leaving us with little money to retrieve the vehicle between court... View More
answered on Sep 27, 2015
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