Whether the officer is using unnecessary force is a question for the jury. Regardless, the officer does not have to allow you to speak to the chief. You may have to do that when you are not detained.
Am I legally obligated to sell it? I make the payments every month. She’s trying to take the break up out on me. And due to the newness of credit history, I can’t refinance on my own to remove her name.
You can buy her out, she can buy you out or you can sell it and split the rice Ed’s (or liabilities).
Can not get any questions answered, was told the father was supposed to contact his lawyer & tell them about why he did not show up, but somehow my wife ended up with a warrant.
Hire a lawyer and have them contact the court to advise of the misunderstanding.
Noone can give me an answer as to why i have it. My question is, is there something illegal going on here?
The best person to ask is your probation officer. I don't think anyone else would know why.
They should but normally they do not.
Can my mom take money from my baby when I'm under her custody if I told her no
No, you cannot leave and yes she can take money if she’s using it for the good of the child.
I live on a side road from the road KY 596 and the neighbors continually tease my dogs by riding a horse down the road or by driving a 4 wheeler and they only go as far as our property then turns around and comes back. Also my dogs run free into and out of my yard but they come to me when I yell... Read more »
Put your dogs up and eliminate the attraction for the neighbors. The other option is to move.
I’m 16 years old and my mom induces severe anxiety and stress every time I’m around her. My parents are divorced and I live with her. She does not listen to me when I try to explain myself to her, and will usually resort to screaming and threatening. She also in the past has psychologically... Read more »
Seek emancipation from the court, which is unlikely. Otherwise, plan to move as soon as you turn 18.
If my mother doesnt bother asking me to come home can she get me into legal trouble if she lets me move out before im 18??
Either you’re there with her permission or you’re not. If you’re there with her permission, you won’t get into trouble. If you’re there without her permission or against her wishes, you could get into trouble. End of story.
If my mother allows me to leave and move to a friends house, before i turn 18, and decides she wants me back home and calls me in as a runaway can i get into legal trouble??
Yes. You are a runaway.
Yes
$132000. I have not maintained Insurance instead put in a ADT Security that call the fire dept if fire or theft. I have been late on some monthly payments. I have paid a total of $66000 so far. I am disabled. He is pursuing Foreclosure. What can I do??
You need to retain an experienced KY mortgage foreclosure defense and bankruptcy attorney. Good luck. THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE! YOU NEED TO SPEAK TO AN ATTORNEY WHO IS LICENSED IN YOUR STATE FOR LEGAL ADVICE. This is merely suggestions for you to think about in discussing your situation with the... Read more »
Im being neglected, mentally, and psychologically abused by both parents and use to be physically abused by my father, what can i legally do to get away from the situation without getting my brothers removed from the home as they are not getting the same treatment? Can i leave without them being... Read more »
No. Report the allegations to cps.
officers were told they could not search without warrant so they claimed they seen a barillo pad and a butane lighter is that probable cause, which was not barillo pad it was stuffing out of my pillow?
Many more facts are necessary to properly answer your question but on its face, doesn’t sound like probable cause.
See previous answer.
Yes. You should provide the I’d to the officer when requested but that is all you have to do or say.
Gave up rights 7/19/2019 and the judge said no other child support obligations from then and now on but the other parties Lawyer is trying to say I should have to pay child support until the order was entered 10/7/2019. What is correct?
If you didn’t negotiate all arrearages into your agreement to terminate, you like owe through 10/19.
Fleeing and evading and resisting arrest because of a traffic stop at 4 in the morning based solely on unconfirmed insurance
Fleeing and evading is sufficient probable cause for you to be pulled over.
But my neighbor didn’t have a vehicle either. And someone hit me but I got the blame cause not having my license. I have an upcoming court date in March and I never been in trouble or had anything on my record at all. I don’t know what to do at my court date. I could plead guilty to not having... Read more »
Hire a lawyer and let them handle it for you.
I done 3 years in prison, won appeal, original crime i accepted 3 years probated. Making it time served. They were supposed to have counted every day served but didn't. After serving the probation I realized I shouldn't have had to do, can I get my fees back and be compensated for serving... Read more »
No.
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