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I put my ss# in google and my grades and ss# came up from a 2001 class
answered on Aug 6, 2015
I do not believe that they should be doing this, but I am sure there are more facts. I would have to do research concerning not only any statutory laws but also any case law to answer this question fully. That is not cheap.
The person was charged with misdeamor assault
answered on Aug 5, 2015
The assailant just might win the case, because the state may not be able to present a case without you.
A 22 YEAR OLD FEMALE WHO REFUSES TO TAKE HER MEDICATIONS AND IS A DANGER TO HERSELF AND OTHERS. WILL NOT TAKE MEDS OR STAY IN A MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY TO RECEIVE HELP.
answered on Jul 29, 2015
It is not a conservator, but a guardian that is needed.
answered on Jul 14, 2015
Well, it depends upon what is said. You did not provide us with that.
On 11/2014, I applied to take the Tennessee Bar Exam. On February 2015, the Board of Law Examiner sent me a letter of approval to sit, however, I could not take the test.
On 03/2015, I applied again, but the Board sent me a denial letter, based on eligibility grounds. Really? In less... View More 
answered on Jul 14, 2015
You might want to consult with an attorney in TN who handles bar admissions.
answered on Jul 13, 2015
I have represented numerous towing companies, and even I am not sure. Why do you ask this particular question? Isn't there a better question to ask?
answered on Mar 30, 2015
Downward departure is a phrase from sentencing guidelines, and is used to give a defendant a lesser sentence. The context of the question is needed, more facts, to be able to explain further.
answered on Mar 27, 2015
A case summary for what? What type of case? A reported case? A case in the law books? An active case in court?
answered on Mar 26, 2015
What is this question really? Often, people do not know the right questions to ask, and it usually takes asking them a number of questions in order to determine what they are actually asking. Go see an attorney. The mobile home could be considered the homestead, in my opinion.
answered on Mar 22, 2015
I do not know and would have to do a lot of research to find out. You are asking a question about the law as it existed well over 60 years ago. Go look up the statutes if you must know.
answered on Mar 22, 2015
It depends upon the facts, but generally yes, if the facts and law permit.
My seven year old child was questioned about an incident that happened with a neighbors child that was the same age as my son
answered on Mar 20, 2015
It depends upon the facts, and I do not know enough of them. Ask the attorney who represented you.
Im only having to pay because she doesn't make as much as i do?
answered on Mar 20, 2015
This is not actually a question. You need to actually go see an attorney.
I have not signed any agreement with the realtor yet but builder refuses to put on other realtor I want . The realtor I have right now was suggested by the builder and won't even show up on scheduled meetings , I want to know if there is any way I can change the realtor ?
answered on Feb 28, 2015
More facts are needed to answer your question. I do not know what a 10 to 15 is. Perhaps it is a criminal sentence possibility.
On the vehicle registration it lists: 2 owners joined by 'OR' - Does this mean that the vehicle is an asset to both people or just the primary owner (purchaser). The second person was listed on the credit application and they are the one driving the car but has the lesser credit score.
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