Because my parents r not supportive or the nicest so is there anyway that legally in Missouri I can move out? If it helps at all I am adopted.
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answered on Nov 24, 2023
In Missouri, the legal age of majority, when you can decide where to live independently, is 18. However, given your circumstances, there are a few options you might consider.
Firstly, if you're facing an unsupportive or harmful environment at home, you could explore the option of... View More 
I followed the given process by the state multiple times and was denied reinstatement with no course or solution to rectify the situation.
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answered on Nov 21, 2023
If you lost your driver's license in Illinois and have since moved to another state, the process for getting it back can be complex, especially if you've been denied reinstatement multiple times. First, it's crucial to understand the specific reasons for your denial in Illinois, as... View More
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answered on Nov 17, 2023
Here are a few key considerations for historians interviewing former and existing KKK members from the Civil Rights Era:
- As with any interview subject, obtain informed consent and make sure they understand how the interview will be used. Explain your project goals and how their... View More
them the right to get a warrant not conduct a search if this was back in the day man i swear people would shot the police doesn't even the court hold that under the protection of the 4th right
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answered on Nov 15, 2023
Under the Fourth Amendment, searches and seizures must be reasonable and, typically, a warrant is required. However, the U.S. Supreme Court has held that the use of a drug-sniffing dog during a lawful traffic stop does not constitute a search under the Fourth Amendment.
This means that... View More
believe I have strong civil right case, with a preponderance amount of evidence. I have been reaching out to attorneys, but it seems there is a limited amount of attorneys who do Civil right cases and in relation to due process, and the few i do have say they have a large case load, or is a small... View More
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
Yes, an attorney can join a case that has already been filed in court. It's not uncommon for individuals to start a case as a self-represented litigant and later retain an attorney. If you find an attorney after you have filed your case, they can file a notice of appearance with the court to... View More
The property is not abandoned, but condemned with property owner knowledge, can be repaired and is being repaired. Police showed up to assist cps with a investigation of wanting to go inside of a home. The owner/tenant said no, the law enforcement and cps respected that and did not go in, then... View More
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
In general, law enforcement and government agencies like CPS require a warrant, consent, or exigent circumstances to legally enter and search a private residence. However, if a property is condemned, code enforcement officials may have the authority to enter the property for safety inspections.... View More
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
In Missouri, as in all of the United States, due process refers to the legal principle that the government must respect all of a person's legal rights, rather than just some or most of those legal rights. While the creation of laws is part of the broader legislative process, due process... View More
Didn't receive a summons in the mail at all and according to judgment I have 10 days from the 3rd to move. Does that include weekend or holidays
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
In Missouri, when a judgment specifies a period like 10 days to take action, it typically includes weekends and holidays, unless the court order or applicable law specifically states otherwise. This means that in your case, the 10-day period from the 3rd would include weekends and Veterans Day.... View More
If multiple people are affected , do they do their own form and lawsuit separately or are they list on the same form as plaintiffs.
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answered on Nov 8, 2023
In Missouri, if two people are involved in a matter that could involve a lawsuit and both have claims arising from the same set of facts, they often can be listed as co-plaintiffs on the same lawsuit. This is typically done to streamline the legal process and to address all related claims in a... View More
He was previously incarcerated in missouri DOC facility and its stated in his DOC records that he was prescibed medication for mental illness while in DOCs care,as well as being seen by health professionals while in their care. His medications are noted in the system, and he has mentioned needing... View More
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answered on Nov 5, 2023
If your friend is being denied prescribed medication for a mental illness while in jail, this may constitute a violation of his Eighth Amendment rights, which protect against cruel and unusual punishment. This could also raise concerns under the Americans with Disabilities Act if he is not being... View More
I don't think they read his miranda rights. Hes been in there for 7 days & I am jst gttng to tlk to him. thy said his public defndr can't get him out until at least 11 more days, but that is a maybe and his court date is set for an entire month from now and we can not afford a lawyer.... View More
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answered on Oct 15, 2023
If you believe your fiance's constitutional rights are being violated while he is in jail, there are steps you can take to address the situation:
Contact an Attorney: Reach out to a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. If you cannot afford one, inquire about whether your... View More
Under 18 U.S.C. Section 922 (g) (1)
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answered on Sep 20, 2023
Specific statistics regarding the number of individuals who have gone to trial in Missouri under 18 U.S.C. Section 922(g)(1) over the last 20 years would require access to up-to-date court records and databases. 18 U.S.C. Section 922(g)(1) is a federal statute that prohibits certain persons,... View More
& still does it still stand
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answered on Sep 12, 2023
In legal proceedings in Missouri, the admissibility of witness testimony and the validity of a warrant are subject to specific legal criteria and considerations. Whether a witness's testimony is admissible typically depends on factors such as relevance, hearsay rules, and compliance with... View More
how can they arrest me for possession of a drug when i am supposedly a free united states citizen & to arrest me of such charges is treason we have 2 declarations of war 1st one is by jfk which he told us that we was at a war & the enemy was close at hand practically our next door neighbor... View More
answered on Sep 11, 2023
Both under federal law and state law, the manufacturer, distribution, possession, and use of certain drugs is illegal. These laws were passed by the duly elected representatives of the people in Congress and in state legislatures, and do not violate either the U.S. Constitution or state... View More
how can they arrest me for possession of a drug when i am supposedly a free united states citizen & to arrest me of such charges is treason we have 2 declarations of war 1st one is by jfk which he told us that we was at a war & the enemy was close at hand practically our next door neighbor... View More
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
I can understand why you might feel that your rights are being violated, and it's important to critically evaluate how laws and their enforcement impact individual freedoms. In the US, laws around drug possession are enforced based on a variety of federal and state statutes which have been... View More
The new prosthetic was going to take about 4 weeks to get and my manager was informed. I just recently told him I would be able to come back next week and he has hired other people. I'm not on disability any longer and this job was very helpful with me working and being disabled. Can I file... View More
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answered on Aug 6, 2023
Losing your job due to the need for a prosthetic could raise legal issues related to disability discrimination. You may also be eligible to file for unemployment benefits, and I recommend consulting with an attorney to evaluate the specific details of your situation to ensure all your rights are... View More
with. Under my case file, it says it's for stealing, but I pled not guilty, and then missed my trial arraignment. I should only have a warrant for missing my court date since I was never officially sentenced, right? Should I turn myself in?
answered on Jun 28, 2023
Yes you should turn yourself in. But before you do you need to hire an attorney or speak to your current attorney.
The warrant even for failure to appear always references the charges even if you have plead not guilty. Either way when you have a warrant you need to get an attorney and... View More
My landlord was a drug investigator and he did his own investigation allegedly conducting three trash pulls to obtain a bogus warrant to search my home and evict me. He then refused to return the rent I had paid ahead of time or my deposit. I left in December and was paid until February and I had a... View More
answered on Jun 23, 2023
If you were sued and served with the summons and petition or it was posted, then you would have had an opportunity to show up at court and argue that you didn’t breach the lease. From your post, it’s not clear what happened. If you lost the case and the judgment is final then I don’t know... View More
I AM SELF EMPLOYED. I have a business phone and a personal phone both are cell phones. if i get business related calls on my personal cell phone does that mean i still cant sue the caller because i am a business owner? i have my personal phone on the do not call list . state and federal registry.... View More
answered on Feb 7, 2023
You pose good questions. I file lots of Telephone Consumer Protection Act class actions and can tell you that this is a hot area of law, because my cell phones are now both personal and business lines. Text messages are a bit different. I suggest you have an attorney. The calls and texts raise... View More
Went threw a separation i left due to abuse in all natures by him and his family. The County i live in is know for its bias verdicts in all court finsings...The judge was so bias and favorable to my ex due to my family knows urs that i got yaken out the pasture so to say. Im an outsider to them.
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answered on Nov 29, 2023
In your situation, where you believe a judgment was influenced by ethical misconduct or bias, you might consider filing a motion for a new trial or a motion to set aside the judgment. These motions are typically used to challenge a judgment that may have been affected by unfair practices or errors.... View More
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