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MY SISTER WAS HOME WITH BROTHER AND MY SISTERS FRIEND RECORDED THEM ON A LAP TOP WITHOUT THEM KNOWING ABOUT IT.THEY LIVE IN DELAWARE. THANKS PAUL
answered on Jun 22, 2014
Can you give us more information? Which Court? What's the case about?
answered on Jun 21, 2014
It depends on what the problem is. Can you provide more details?
answered on Jun 21, 2014
The claim would be filed against the Estate. It has to be filed within 8 months after the date of death.
answered on Jun 21, 2014
This is considered a bailment, and liability depends on the specific facts of what the dealer did and did not do to protect your car. I suggest you consult with an attorney.
In 2000, I owed Wilmington Trust $2100 when they agreed to charge it off. With the help of a lawyer, I applied for bankruptcy in late 2000. The Court approved it in 2001, with no obligation for me to reimburse my creditors. In the meantime, I had changed banks. A few months ago, another bank bought... View More 
answered on Jun 21, 2014
You should contact the lawyer who helped you file for bankruptcy.
My ex fiance and I purchased a house together in Delaware and both our names are on the mortgage and deed. I pay the mortgage and have always. Over 2 years ago, he abandoned the house and moved out of state. He filed for bankruptcy in Arizona. I found out when I went to make the mortgage payment... View More
answered on Jun 21, 2014
This is more of a bankruptcy question than a consumer law question, and I am not an expert in bankruptcy. However, it is my opinon that s long as you make the payments on time, his filing for bankruptcy protection will not affect your credit score.
I have a Kinkajou, a lemur-like animal, for whom I have a permit to own in New Castle County, Delaware. An SPCA officer from Kent County came into my apartment and took my Kinkajou and gave him to the zoo. He told me that my permit is invalid and told me to donate him. When I got home to my... View More
answered on Jun 21, 2014
You say you went to 2 lawyers. Can you tell us what they said?
answered on Jun 21, 2014
I am not an expert in this area, but it is my understanding that a tier 1 offender must be registered for 15 years, but can file a petition to be removed after 10 years. The petition is filed with the Delaware Superior Court.
answered on Jun 21, 2014
There is not a set time frame. However, expect around 200 days.
My husband (a citizen) and me are applying for my residency. in form G325, there is a question about 5 yr employment. Since I came in the US , I maintained legal status, but worked without work permit for almost 2 yrs. Then I stopped working, and later applied for 1 year temporary work permit - was... View More
answered on Jun 21, 2014
The form G325 states that there are severe penalties for falsifying or concealing facts. As an attorney, my advice is to tell the truth. Your application might be denied, but if you conceal the truth, the consequences could be worse.
answered on Jun 21, 2014
Please let us know which city or town you are concerned about.
I spent 1500dollars on this dog and fell in love since day one. Cop said I need to file civil court case and called the court and said were not giving you a case because you want someone else's dog. When I found her in my back yard ! She was walking on my frozen pond squatting. Peeing blood... View More
answered on Jun 20, 2014
This is a very difficult situation, as any dog lover knows. If you were asking whether the owner has to reimburse you for the money you spent, there's more facts that we would first have to discuss. Unfortunately, the owner does not lose ownership because you came to his dog's rescue.
i took the puppies to the vet they are fully dewormed but i cant afford the price for all of there first shots ..and unfortunately can not get papers for them i live in delaware i just would like to know whats the highest amount for them i rescued the pregnant mother did not know she was pregnant i... View More
answered on Jun 20, 2014
You are not asking a legal question. No lawyer can give an opinion on the price of a dog. If you have a legal question, please ask it.
The seller and I already agreed to price. There is no other place on this land for another driveway. Can a neighboring property owner not allow me access to this house? Property I am buying has had the use of this driveway as long as anyone in town (Bridgeville) has known. Neighboring house has... View More
answered on Jun 20, 2014
When you buy a house in Delaware, you are required to have an attorney. Your attorney will do a title search and obtain a survey. Your questions can best be answered after the title search and survey are completed. Your attorney will be able to answer your question at that time. Good luck.
this is for Delaware law.
A commercial lease states that rent increases each year based on CPI index. Landlord waited until 2012 to notify the tenant of the rent increases from prior years.
answered on Jun 9, 2014
It really depends on the specific language in the lease. I suggest that you consult with an attorney who has experience in this area of the law.
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