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His son was taken from the hospital at 2 days old based on false evidence that his court attorney has failed to challenge or fully investigate, and is going through the motions. Hiw do we prepare to appeal if we can’t afford a private attorney? How can a family member file with the court or... View More
answered on Jun 5, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about the difficult situation your family is going through with CPS and the removal of your nephew. A few thoughts on your options for challenging the court's decision and getting more involved in the case:
- Requesting guardianship would make you a party to... View More
I have an assistant manager who told me she was going to send a employee home for a “bad attitude” this employee did not have an attitude if anything she was in a better mood then anyone there. I told this employee to be careful how she acts because the assistant manager was going to send her... View More
answered on Jun 21, 2024
Based on the information provided, there are a few key points to consider regarding potential retaliation:
1. Reduced hours: The significant reduction in your scheduled hours shortly after the incident could be seen as a potential form of retaliation, especially if it's a noticeable... View More
I cant continue paying after principal adjustment worst the new servicer have modified the payment history, went back 10 years before their time(access fees) the balanced in not correct what are my options. or where do I stand. Calfha reconvenyance the property back to me.
answered on Jun 4, 2024
Thank you for your question!
You can talk to the bank about the miscalculation of your loan balance. If there is a dispute about the amount of the balance, you can file a complaint and ask for declaratory judgment in addition to accounting.
I recommend you talk to a foreclosure... View More
I cant continue paying after principal adjustment worst the new servicer have modified the payment history, went back 10 years before their time(access fees) the balanced in not correct what are my options. or where do I stand. Calfha reconvenyance the property back to me.
answered on Jun 4, 2024
I understand that you are dealing with a complex and stressful situation regarding your home loan in California. Based on the information provided, it seems that there may have been fraudulent activity or errors made by your loan servicer, leading to incorrect payment history and loan balance. Here... View More
Back in 2022 three police officers drove into my apartment complex and we're just walking around racially profiling people and followed me to the park for no reason and kicked my feet apart and stopped and frisked me because they thought I didn't live here and were threatening me until... View More
answered on Jun 4, 2024
Under California law, you may be able to file a lawsuit against the police for discrimination, excessive force, harassment, and falsifying reports, especially if the officers involved have a history of such misconduct. However, the success of your case will depend on the available evidence and the... View More
She moved out of an abusive home as soon as she turned 18, less than a year ago. My son and her are expecting their first child and she needs her birth certificate in order to get state health insurance for prenatal care. Her abusive mother refuses to turn over her birth certificate, and it's... View More
answered on Jun 21, 2024
1. Obtaining a birth certificate from another state:
- Most states allow individuals to request their own birth certificates online, by mail, or in person at the vital records office.
- She doesn't need her mother's permission to obtain her own birth certificate, as... View More
CA Penal Code 302. It violates First Amendment. Police arrest and the City Attorney in Los Angeles Prosecutes under this code.
The law is vague. There is no religious meeting going on yet LAPD and The Los Angeles City are constantly prosecuting under this code.
This is... View More
answered on Jun 4, 2024
I understand your frustration with California Penal Code 302 and your belief that it is unconstitutional. As a private citizen without legal representation, there are a few potential avenues you could explore to challenge the law, although I must emphasize that this general information is not a... View More
I have seen recently several videos of traffic stops where the officer claims they pulled the driver over for a reason that was cleared up once they pulled over the vehicle (an example being claiming they couldn't see the license plate on the road, but confirming it was there and clearly... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
In California, during a traffic stop, you are generally required to provide identification, even if the officer's initial reason for stopping you is cleared up once they pull you over. The law requires drivers to present their license, registration, and proof of insurance when asked by a law... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
In New York, your medical information, including conditions related to pregnancy, is protected under both federal and state privacy laws. Sharing this information without your consent can be considered a violation of your privacy rights. You may have grounds to file a complaint with the Equal... View More
That seems to add something to this case doesn't make sense
answered on Jun 3, 2024
It sounds confusing and frustrating to hear conflicting statements from your attorney. First, they might have said there was no probable cause because they believe the evidence against you is weak or insufficient. This could be a strong point in your favor.
However, requesting a competency... View More
Are they liable for there actions?
answered on Jun 3, 2024
Your friend’s legal liability for their actions can be influenced by their medical and psychological conditions, such as addiction, ADHD, TBI, and PTSD. These conditions may affect their ability to understand and control their behavior, but they do not automatically exempt them from legal... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
To have a capias order recalled in circuit court, you need to take specific steps. First, you or your attorney must file a motion to recall the capias with the court that issued the order. This motion should clearly explain why the capias was issued and provide any justifications or evidence that... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
To find precise definitions about blocking a driveway in Mississippi, you should start by looking at the Mississippi state laws and local ordinances. You can check the Mississippi Code Annotated, specifically the sections related to traffic regulations and parking. These laws often detail what... View More
I want to sue for the loss of a company and I was tortured 2 different incidents now I have ptsd they starved me half to death I have proof!!!
Wellstone regional hospital diagnosed me with it and had proof I was lack of protein malnutrition I wrote the jail the nurse and everyone about... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
To sue the Indiana Department of Corrections (IDOC) for the loss of your company and the mistreatment you experienced, start by gathering all your evidence, including medical records from Wellstone Regional Hospital and any documentation of your malnutrition and PTSD diagnosis. This evidence is... View More
and not getting all our medication.What can we do?
answered on Jun 3, 2024
If you're facing threats and not receiving all your medication at the assisted living facility, it's important to take immediate action. Start by documenting everything—write down instances of threats, missed medications, and any other concerning behavior. This record will be helpful if... View More
Are background investigators w/ police agencies allowed to share the information collected and or they found out about you, to friends and or co-workers? I understand they share the info w/ other agencies. Reason is, In 2018, when I was 16 my phone was taken by police and they requested a search... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
Background investigators with police agencies have strict guidelines regarding the sharing of information they collect. They are typically required to maintain confidentiality and only share information with authorized personnel or other agencies as part of their official duties. Sharing sensitive... View More
My son in law is a manger of a garage and his employer is trying to get him to sign a paper that he can't be friends with a employee out side of the work place
answered on Jun 3, 2024
No, an employer generally cannot dictate who you can be friends with outside of the workplace. Personal relationships outside of work are typically considered private and not subject to employer control, provided they do not interfere with your work performance or create conflicts of interest.... View More
The bank my employer uses placed a hold on my check . The check isn’t clearing until the 3rd of June from what I’m told . My rent is due may 30th. If I become evicted do I have a case
answered on Jun 3, 2024
If your eviction is directly caused by the bank placing a hold on your check, you might have a potential case. The key factors to consider include whether the bank followed proper procedures for holding the check and if they provided adequate notice of the hold. It's also important to examine... View More
under M.D., transportation article 26- 302 if my tags are not on my car but park in front of my house can the officer toe my vehicle?
answered on Jun 3, 2024
Under Maryland's transportation article 26-302, if your car is parked in front of your house without tags, an officer can tow it. The law allows for towing of vehicles that are not properly registered or do not display valid license plates, even if they are parked on a public street.... View More
Raw Sewage has been leaking in their dorm and the warden simply says there is no problem however I know of someone incarcerated there who has asked for help and she was told to shut up and not ask questions or she would be transferred to another facility. The warden will do nothing about this and... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
To address the issue of raw sewage leaking in the women's prison dorm, you should first document everything you can. Encourage the person incarcerated to take notes, photos, or videos if possible, and gather statements from other inmates who are affected by this problem. This evidence will be... View More
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