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answered on Jan 25, 2018
Consult with an attorney who handles slander/libel/defamation cases. You have directed this question to criminal defense attorneys.
What do i do? Can i sue them especially if i know that person.
answered on Nov 16, 2017
your problem is likely with the credit reporting agency. You need a consultation with a lawyer who handles cases under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
It happened between 8:30 and 10, there's no doubt the window wasn't broken before then.
We filed a police report and surveillence was found that showed no one else came near the car during that time but the guy weed eating the grass.
The police report also shows that... View More 
answered on Sep 5, 2017
No punitives. Cost of repair. Send it to the guy if he was a contractor and whoever employed him. If a city or borough employee send it to them and comply with the "municipal claims" act. Then if they deny, go to small claims.
Optionally, have the car insurance cover and let them... View More
I recently had 2 atvs and an enclosed trailer stolen. One of the atvs was recovered and impounded after an accident. So I picked it up at the impound and am in the process of fixing the damage. I'm wanting to try to get some of my money back on impound fees and for all the parts I'm... View More
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answered on Aug 13, 2017
Your insurance company should be the one paying, if this was a theft case. Their job is to make you whole, minus any deductible.
Very few civil litigation lawyers would be wiling to go after the tow people or police, so don't think you will find someone for that job.
We just paid our rent. They said it went to the homeowner ad we couldn't get it back. We meet with Magnolia Rental at 12 today. We have only been here 5 months. Please Help!!!! We also got 2 foreclosure notices in the mail in the past 2 weeks ad we turned those into Magnolia ad asked about... View More
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answered on Aug 4, 2017
You should call the District Attorney, about possible Fraud charges against the owner. He took your money, already knowing that he was not able to pay the bank. Cannot assist you to stay in the property, if he no longer is the owner.
It was in Georgia and also would that go under vandalization or what.
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answered on Jul 23, 2017
As with most criminal charges, the law is written like a large blanket, far too large to allow any misconduct to escape being covered. The word "structure" will be a key part of this case, and how that may be shown to have been part of a building or porch.
Your criminal defense... View More
For Instance, If person A allows person B to sell/pawn something knowing it is stolen, who would get in trouble if the owner of said property wanted to press charges? Person B who sold/pawned it? Person A who knew it was stolen, or both A and B?
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answered on Jul 1, 2017
Both can be in trouble. Both need SEPARATE attorneys. Why? Because the prosecutor will likely offer one a deal to help the State prosecute the other. Same criminal lawyer cannot represent both.
I need to know what kind of lawyer I should contact. I was in a long-term (2006- 2016), cohabiting relationship. I also worked for 5 years at my ex’s office. He was a doctor. We were in a committed relationship. He provided a good life, was very busy on his own, and maintaining our household... View More
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answered on Jun 5, 2017
A family law attorney can help you with this. You can file a partition of property in order to get what you are owed from the house and your belongings.
I charged the FL funeral home expense of a non-relative, close friend, so his body could be flown to Ohio for burial. 21 yr old next of kin (NOK) who lives in Georgia, and not present in FL at time of his father's death, agreed with verbal and written "OKs" in text that he would pay... View More
answered on Jan 19, 2017
I don't know any lawyer who will tell you the chances on any case -- or at least good, experienced lawyer. Here is how to maximize your chances, however.
Note that in Georgia, it is a magistrate court, not small claims: http://consumer.georgia.gov/consumer-topics/magistrate-court... View More
While in Georgia on vacation - we live in Indiana - the hood of our car was damaged by someone else. As we were pulling off the road to park and go to a creek, a family's keys hit our car hood and damaged it - They were throwing the keys. The father said he would pay for the repair and is... View More
answered on Dec 15, 2016
You could run it through your company and let them go after him for the money and deductible.
Otherwise, you file suit in the small claims court for the area where it happened. You will need to go down for the hearing.
If you haven't already, send him a polite letter requesting... View More
I entered my art in the gallery nearly a year ago, and while there was no written contract, there was a verbal agreement that 100% of the profit would go to me. (I do have proof of her telling me this several times)
She and her then Boyfriend apparently got into a fight (the gallery was... View More
answered on Jul 1, 2016
Usually the Gallery owner is,unless she had you sign some form of release.
I rented curb forms in the month of May, 2015 for one week. He has not returned them. I have called him,he assured me that he was bringing them back on a certain day. He did not. Should I send him a certified letter first?
answered on Jul 30, 2015
A contracts or business lawyer can assist. They can review your agreement and advise. A letter from your lawyer may be a good idea.
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is general information that is given for legal... View More
The reason I moved out my daughter found out some bad news on the internet and made me leave him. I had already made up my mind to leave but he gets violent so easily I was afraid of him.The small claims was filed in crossville tn I live in Cairo Ga. Where will court be held
answered on Jul 11, 2014
Small claims will be held in Grady County in Cairo.
You need to file an answer within 30 days after you received the summons and complaint/statement of claim.
Here is the answer form:
http://www.georgiacourts.org/councils/magistrate/public%20forms/mag%2010-... View More
answered on May 18, 2013
For what? Was there an agreement that the invited person would pay for half the trip? Did they put down any kind of deposit to show this if there was no written agreement? Unless you can show some duty to pay then I don't see that you are entitled to recover anything but then I don't... View More
answered on Mar 21, 2013
Try contacting the state bar and going through its fee arbitration program.
http://www.gabar.org/committeesprogramssections/programs/feearbitration.cfm
answered on Feb 9, 2013
It all depends.
Under OCAG 24-10-24:
The witness fee shall be $25.00 per diem, and execution shall be issued by the clerk upon affidavit of the witness to enforce payment thereof. The payment of fees shall not be demanded as a condition precedent to attendance; but, when a witness... View More
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