For example, is it normal for persons on probation to be followed physically, what about monitoring electronic communications at the home? would it for example be in scope to use some kind of exploits or other attacks? I'm wondering what is the normal level of surveillance for someone on... Read more »
The terms and conditions of formal felony probation are ordered by the court and listed in the probation report for each specific defendant. Some people are ordered to provide the password to their cell phones to enable the P.O. to search the phone in a drug sales case, for example. But every case... Read more »
The two are abusing my parents and drugies!
And attorney would need to review your order appointing you conservator to see what it covers, but most likely yes, you can do that. Be sure to hire an eviction attorney to help you with that. The process and the rules are surprisingly complicated.
Amount was $25k, it's been 3 months and executor says she cannot reissue check to me without court approval. I already acquired his personal belongings.
The executor was of my father's parent's estate, the executor, his sister, wrote a check to him for his share, and I am... Read more »
Nonsense. The court-appointed executor of your father’s estate can deposit the check in the estate bank account and then write a check to you after all of your father’s debts are paid.
If there is no court-appointed executor for your FATHER’s estate, and if that is the only asset... Read more »
(In California) I was injured when a 16 year old driver hit me on my motorcycle. Police report & she was clearly at fault. As a minor, she is on her parents insurance policy that only has a 50K limit for my medical. My medical exceeds that limit by twice that. CA vehicle code 17707 says her... Read more »
Yes, you can. What makes you think that they can pay? Or that they won't file for bankruptcy if you pursue their personal funds? No one wants to chase a judgment for 10 years for some monthly payments. If you carried Underinsured Motorist insurance in excess of $50k, you can recover from... Read more »
I work at a liquor store which is most certainly not proffecionally operated but that's beside the point. I put my PERSONAL NON WORK RELATED CELLULAR PHONE on the counter at the register on my side of the counter and went to the restroom when I came out my boss/manager he doesn't own the... Read more »
Overall, the answer is probably "no, your boss cannot go through your cell phone when you aren't looking," but whether his actions violated specific laws would require more information from you.
The California constitution actually protects the right to personal privacy, and... Read more »
It means that charges were not filed in the case. If the person was arrested, it also means that the arrest will be stricken from the record and the incident recorded as a detainment only. A detainment occurs when a person is held for a brief period for questioning only. Finally, it means that... Read more »
Your wallet, as courts normally charge for certified copies of records. A minute order is a record of the court's decision in a case. If the decision was made in a public proceeding, there should be no other requirements for a certified copy.
Hard to say without asking the officer and knowing more about the circumstances of the incident and your involvement. Ordinarily officers do background checks to see if there are any outstanding warrants. Good luck.
commissioner committed double jeopardy retrial; violated ADA protection of substance user with 26 years sober proscribed narcotic pain medication; other-California Penal Code section 132, 134 violation; etc.
audio cassette not contraband and is the official record of all events occurring in hearing
I often represent inmates at California State parole suitability hearings, but I do not understand what you are asking. Perhaps you can make your inquiry clearer over the phone. You're welcome to give me a call at no charge. Many other attorneys on this website also offer initial... Read more »
The value of the property is under 300 K.
You do not need to probate the estate due to the house, but you may need to probate his estate IF (1) he did not have a trust and the value of his probatable assets is $166,250 or higher; or (2) if the value of his probatable assets are less than $166,250. There isn't enough information in... Read more »
In a UD action, at a hearing of which I appeared in pro per, my friend came with me, for support, and for me to have a witness, but was denied access by the Bailiff, denying me the chance to verify claims now before the court. b4 entering ct. rm counsel put me in a moral quagmire, weighing my... Read more »
You need to discuss all these issues with a lawyer. This question and answer format does not give us the opportunity to review all your evidence, or lack thereof, and then give you clear advice on what you might do.
Furthermore, there is insufficient information about what the result of the... Read more »
Promotions. Last incident was I was expected to be acting branch manager since we didn’t have one. Perform and run the branch and I applied for the opening and wasn’t even considered for an interview. I worked as acting branch manager for 2 months. I was a service manager and my qualifications... Read more »
I am sorry this has happened to you. It is always disappointing when a company does not reward years of quality work with promotions. However, an employer has the right to promote, not promote, demote, discipline and terminate any employee at any time and for any reason. The only way your facts... Read more »
Do I have a case of pregnancy discrimination?
I was supposed to get bonus on December, I left the office on July due to pregnancy related issues. i was in pregnancy disability and paid family leave. I ask for my bonus but my employer said since he only have 3 employees, he does not need me... Read more »
There is a lot more information I would need to be able to give you solid advice.
Based on what you have said, however, I can't see a pregnancy discrimination claim here.
A bonus is not regular salary in the ordinary case, unless there is a bonus structure and you have met all... Read more »
It looks like you submitted the question without completing it. Is this someone you know? Are the police involved? As with any case, complete facts will assist in a thorough analysis of your case and any potential resolutions.
If you don't know what to do, you should go to the self-help center of your local courthouse or, if there is none, hire a litigation attorney. Getting a litigator to help you is clearly the best route because you are already behind the eight ball, as they say. Do not delay. This is VERY... Read more »
A California attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It's really up to you - an attorney couldn't make a decision for you. Without knowing anything about what your dispute involves, here are some issues that could be worth thinking about in making your... Read more »
Filed personal chapter 7 bankruptcy. Listed a wage claim against me and the employee separately on the filing. Labor court took me off the case and listed in judgement I was not liable, only the business. Case was listed correctly so I’m good there. The employee’s address was incorrect on the... Read more »
You should be in the clear.
She passed several years ago, and the house is still in the name of her estate. We've been living in the house. First of all, we'd like to transfer the title to us, so we'll need to know how to do that. Beyond that, the house is in disrepair, and either needs to be completely... Read more »
The process of administering a will is called probate. It sounds like the house is still in your mother-in-law's name because no probate was ever done. You need to hire a probate attorney to help you probate your mother-in-law's will. That will get the title to the house updated and... Read more »
I went to a nail salon and the tech threw my phone in the water I walked out did not pay it cost me 300 dollars for a new phone.
there's no actual question here to answer, but $300 is a small claims issue.
how much does a homeowner owe in terms of monetary damages if one's tree root growing underneath cause crack in neighbor's walkway pavement ?
You should get an estimate of the cost to repair and ask your neighbor to pay for it - and also ask them to do something to prevent a re-occurrence. If they tell you to get lost then you should contact an attorney to discuss your options. Remember you can get up to $10,000 in Small Claims Court.
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