Yes. It is typical for an at-fault insurance company to request a claimant's social security number. The reason being is the insurer has an obligation, under federal law, to determine whether the injured claimant was enrolled in Medicare. If so, and if Medicare paid any of the medical bills... Read more »

You still need to file a legitimation, but the ex-Husband has to be a party, as it's legally his child. This is a complicated case, so hire an attorney to help.

Assuming the other driver was at fault, you can still pursue lost wages against the at fault driver and recover any lost wages from the personal assets of the at fault driver. This is true regardless of the $25,000.00 in liability limits being exhausted to cover medical expenses, general damages,... Read more »

Apparently they are. A quick internet search revealed this:

To redeem S&H Green Stamps call the toll-free number 1-800-435-5674 and request a catalog. Stamps are redeemable in merchandise or cash at $1.20 per full book. If you want to redeem your stamps for cash, mail the books to... Read more »

A Georgia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. I'm sorry for the difficult situation in terms of excessive heat for the child. This is something a landlord-tenant attorney would probably have the best insight into, in terms of tenant rights. There's no... Read more »

No. That is just the name for that section which covers multiple substances. The arrest warrant will specify the exact drug/substance that the defendant is accused of trafficking. Unless there are multiple charges for trafficking, the defendant is only being charged with one of the substances.

The general rule is that your DNA is only captured and placed in CODIS if you are convicted of a felony offense. Because you pled under the conditional discharge statute, no conviction occurred. Therefore, your DNA should not have been placed in the system (unless (1) a petition was filed, (2)... Read more »

No, you cannot file Georgia divorce papers in Ohio. Also, it is possible to file for divorce here even if your spouse does not live here. Contact an attorney for assistance.

Joseph E. Cheeley, III
answered on Jun 24, 2022

If the parents are not separated (which presumably they are if there is a joint custody order) and are not living together, a grandparent may file an original action for visitation rights.

Pay August.

Most likely no. Georgia has a two year statute of limitations to bring civil claims arising from injuries to the person, which would include emotional distress. See O.C.G.A. section 9-3-33. Thus, any type of civil claim is likely time barred. Further, even if the statute of limitations would have... Read more »

Georgia law does not allow expungement of DUI convictions or felony drug convictions. However, you may be able to expunge the drug conviction if it was for a misdemeanor offense. You would file a petition with the convicting court to request expungement.

O.C.G.A. section 35-3-37(j)(4)(A)... Read more »

The short answer is no. However, if the person obtains a pardon from the governor or was sentenced as a first offender and was discharged without court adjudication of guilt, then the person can own a firearm. See O.C.G.A. section 16-11-131.

Joseph E. Cheeley, III
answered on Jun 22, 2022

If you were married, the child was not born out-of-wedlock, so the child is considered legitimate and the child of your husband. The hospital does not have to prove otherwise.

A Georgia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Nationwide, the tried and trusted methods are phone, email, and regular mail. However, law firms can operate differently from one another in terms of embracing technology. There are offices that still use faxes,... Read more »

Most businesses that file a bankruptcy case use Chapter 11 of the Code, in what is called a reorganization. Several of the US airlines have done so, some more than once.

In a corporate Ch. 11, it is the norm to continue to operate the business.

If your "case" against the... Read more »

Because that's the law. The father has to file for legitimation in order to obtain custody rights and be added to the birth certificate.

Sometimes cases do get lost in the shuffle, but it's never something to rely upon.

The citation likely gave you a court date. If you missed that, there's probably a warrant out for your arrest and a suspension on your driver's license.

Otherwise, see if you can find... Read more »

Yes, vehicle equipment violations are permissible reasons to initiate a traffic pullover.

What happens after that point is not necessarily fair game, however.

A whistleblower action must be brought within 6 years after the date the violation was committed.

Kim