The person in question was arrested in different city he’s on paper being in two places at once, on paper they said he was detained at my residence but he was not
The local police can search your property for someone else if they have a reasonable suspicion to believe the person might be present there, if they have a warrant to do the search, and in some cases even without a warrant. It depends on all the circumstances.
For example have 6 attorneys in the interview room.
You can take a whole army with you, but don't be surprised that they limit the attendance. Two might work, or even three, but when you get more than that the size of the interview room becomes an issue. Be prepared when they ask you why you need so many lawyers to advise you.
2 days ago my brother told me that our dad died last March. I live in Missouri and my brother was in prison at the time.The coroner told me that our dad's mom made arrangements for everything. My father told me that there were things he was wanted me to have (pictures and a car). I'm the... Read more »
In California, the decedent’s children are the intestate heirs of the decedent and not the decedent’s parents. If dad died testate (with a Will), the beneficiaries under that Will are entitled to his property. Demand to know why your dad’s mom thinks she’s entitled to the property. If... Read more »
For a Summons & Complaint, the Judicial Council Form POS-010 is required, which can be found here: https://dev.greenfiling.com/cadoc/data/CA-forms-unlocked/pos010.pdf
Note, that if an entity was served via substituted service, the process server must almost complete a Declaration of... Read more »
Without my permission I was used as a dependent there for I didn't get the enconmic payment and when I file online it gets rejected or something goes wrong
You will need to file a paper return and include a note indicating that you should not have been taken as some one else's dependant.
The incident involves State prison and correctional health executives transferring over 100 prisoners from a Covid19 Hotspot to another facility that had no Covid19 cases. I was among those at the receiving facility who then became ill as a result of that transfer. The executives acted with... Read more »
You can find many good law firms in and around Oakland and San Francisco who are experts in civil rights cases of the kind you describe. It seems you already have developed a good bit of evidence to support your case. I suggest you prepare a chronology of the events, if you haven't already... Read more »
with star wars i mean , My company name will be ROOF WARS , and it will look like a star wars theme company , that focuses in roofs.
Thanks
Before you do that I suggest you contact the Disney company and get their approval before you start using images or characters based on Star Wars as the theme of your new business. You may run afoul of their copyrights or trademarks if you use direct copies of their Star Wars themes or characters.... Read more »
My car was towed from private property by a company whose motor carrier permit had expired.
What remedies do I have?
Thanks.
There probably is a civil remedy available for that. You'll need a good civil rights lawyer to help you with this. I suggest you look for a law firm with a lot of civil rights law experience. You might even be a representative of a class of other claimants like yourself if the tow trucking... Read more »
Can i join another person lawsuit for financial compensation?
Your question has absolutely nothing to do with criminal law. If you want to sue someone, that's a CIVIL matter.
Just because someone else is suing someone, doesn't mean you can join their lawsuit (or file an independent action against that defendant). to "get on the gravy... Read more »
by the clerk “Do to COVID-19 I cannot go and clear it until November 24, 2021. Dept. V5. In conclusion I am a victim of racial and identity profiling (Parole and Police departments), slander, police falsifying evidence, and last but not least “GANG STALK” 2 years now. I’m also a 290... Read more »
more info needed.
if you missed your court date a bench warrant was issued.
if the clerk advised you of a new date far off then you are to return by then.
if it is just a traffic matter you can pay tix and not attend.
During initial hearing before new judge, it seemed as if she was not familiar with the case. She did not ask Defendant's atty to declare his presence so I have no idea if anyone was actually present. Lastly, she seemed completely befuddled, as though she had no idea what she was doing.
It's hard to know exactly your role in the case. Are you a defendant? Do you have an attorney? Without more information we can't really give you a good answer. If you have an attorney you should ask them. If you don't and you are a party in the case you should strongly consider... Read more »
What does a person have to show when alleging a 14th amendment violation based on racial profiling, an illegal stop and search?
That is a great question if you are in law school studying constitutional law. You will have to be a lot more specific in your question, by including the details necessary to determine whether you may have been subjected to such a violation of your rights. It would take a discourse on... Read more »
You have Photos? If not, unlikely to have a case. Suggest small claims, even with proof. You must also prove up the nature and amount of your damages.
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Me They took my bonds. i got a hold of them whn I brought my car I've had now for about 10mons. now.how can I go about ths please help me
sorry, i don't understand your question
I was never notified about a petition filed for guardianship of my than 12 year old daughter. The grandparents weren't notified either, even though their address is listed on the filed petition.
Much more information is needed to competently answer your question. You need to talk to a lawyer who handles guardianship matters. Make sure you have all your documents copied, and prepare a chronology of events starting from the beginning. That should help you organize your thinking so you can... Read more »
So my fiance had a 66 shelby mustang that he worked very hard to get, it was his dream car. unfortunately, he thought he could trust his own flesh and blood father to store the mustang in a garage at his condos complex because we were having issues with thugs around our apartment vandalizing our... Read more »
I have always found it difficult to offer legal advice to people who would not be the client. The potential client is your fiance. I have no idea what, if anything, you may tell your fiance, so trying to give second hand legal advice in these situations is always difficult. Nevertheless, suggest... Read more »
I attended a residence zoom meeting it was recorded and notes were taken, when the notes were distributed my name was next to the most serious complaints about illegal issues at our apartment complex
The short answer is yes. You participated in a quasi public meeting, so you should not be surprised that the notetaker included your identity and what issues you raised. You only want to be sure that you were quoted accurately.
Me as a Dreamer, just wanted to make sure.
As long as you are over the age of 18, you can invest in stocks, bonds, and all other negotiable instruments.
The amount was $300 and I used it the same day I transferred it. I bought myself something with that money and now he is trying to say the item is his since the money (did not originally) came out of his bank account.
The answer is "it depends." Much more information is needed.
you have no question pending. you are going to want to speak with an attorney to go over all your facts and circumstances to determine your rights and options.
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