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I want to if it is possible
answered on Oct 31, 2016
You have to look at whether this travel will allow the government to argue that you are not afraid to return to your country of origin. It is possible, but it might not help your case. Consult an immigration attorney with the specific facts of your case for a more specific answer.
I thought everything was handled, but I just was served papers saying I'm being sued. I'm confused - - I thought the insurance agency had taken care of everything -- how can I get sued now?
answered on Oct 30, 2016
Because apparently your insurance company didn't reach settlement with them. Make a copy of the papers. Notify the adjuster handling the claim 1) by phone 2) by email 3) by sending a copy of the complaint to them by registered mail, certified return receipt. Do this at once!
The original case was closed as the guardians divorced. My rights have been willfully suspended not terminated. Nor were his mothers. If I reopen the case does she have as much chance at getting him?
He is 13 and competent. Can he choose? But I really need to know what forms to file as... View More 
answered on Oct 10, 2016
I'm a bit confused as to the details of your question. I can't tell who your son lives with now, if there is a guardianship case that is designating who is his guardian, or if you are talking about custody. I'm also unsure jurisdictionally whether the case would be in Montana... View More
Have received Final Appeals Determination and wish to petition the US Tax Court
answered on Sep 29, 2016
If you meet the low income qualifications, you can find assistance at a Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, many of which have student attorneys supervised by practicing attorneys. However, outside specific law clinics, a student can't help you with your petition because that could constitute... View More
My implants were removed and they were found to be implants that were made in china and were not fda approved in the United States. I have filed suit but this seems to be stagnant. I am concerned about my health along with future surgeries that I must have for reconstruction. The dr. also used... View More
answered on Sep 28, 2016
Be glad you have an attorney. These cases aren't easy to bring and are expensive. A lot depends on what medical proof there is that any of this did you actual, provable harm. You don't get money just because an item was not as should be --though in this case,because it went inside your... View More
After applying for the OPT post visa, there were issues with graduation and said person couldnt get a job without graduating. What is their visa status? is it reverted to F1 or what are their options.
answered on Sep 20, 2016
After the F1 and OPT, it does not revert to an F1. From what I can tell from these facts, the person is now out of status and will have a 60 day grace period to leave or fix their status. Contact an immigration attorney so they can get all of the facts and give you the most accurate legal advice.... View More
I am on H1B status. My employer wants me to work at a different location starting next month. I own a house here where I am working now. I might come back in a year. My plan is to rent out my house for a year. I have hired a property management company to search for renter, collect rent and take... View More
answered on Sep 2, 2016
As long as you are not an "employee," you aren't violating your visa requirements. Consult an immigration attorney to get a concrete answer for your specific case.
I have severe sleep apnea. I was prescribed a CPAP machine by a sleep physician earlier this year. My insurance denied coverage due to low usage the first couple of months, though I am getting good usage now. My physician now says I have no choice but to pay for the machine out of pocket. I asked... View More
answered on Aug 29, 2016
Usually, when you obtain medical treatment, devices, or services, you agree to pay the bill, one way or the other. If you have insurance, the doctor submits to insurance for possible coverage. Pre-authorization is determined if necessary. If you do not have insurance coverage, usually you have... View More
answered on Aug 29, 2016
If you have insurance, your coverage may pay for a rental car. You may ultimately be able to claim rental car expenses as damages in a claim made against the other side. Consult counsel in your area.
Ted Cruz won primary votes and delegates, can we vote him as a write in candidate for general elecelection
answered on Aug 23, 2016
I believe on a ballot you can write in any person you want. However that in all liklihood won't get him electors for the Electoral College. Suggest you talk to the Idaho League of Women Voters.
I have B1B2 visa. I met someone and I have been visiting him in ID for the last few years in as I thought serious relationship. We go married (6th of April) this last time I was there, few days before I left. I'm thinking to file a divorce now, as this person has been lying to me. Marriage... View More
answered on Jul 3, 2016
Discuss with a divorce attorney about your divorce question.
After 8 months, they have finally sent a request for evidence. In this request, they are asking for criminal complaints and dispositions in regards to charges that do not belong to me. What do I do?
answered on Jul 3, 2016
You should sit down with an experienced immigration attorney, who will investigate the facts and counsel you with solution for your case. Most careful and liable attorneys would not respond to complex cases questions without understanding specific facts. Good luck. www.aba-us.com
Only ones homeless after 10 months mean while naybors got put in house 5 days after fire. Fire was leaky water heater & xploded. Nay,rs stored 3 tall oxygen tanks in front of gas water heater.
HELP I NEED A LAWYER FAST AS FIRE WAS AUGUST 3 2015. IM NOT SURE WHAT MY STATUE OF... View More
answered on Jul 1, 2016
Possible claim for carelessness if it can be shown that if they hadn't stored the oxygen tanks the fire wouldn't have hit your house. Did your homeowners not make a claim?Did your house not get covered by your homeowners?
I am a citizen, 21, and not married
answered on Jan 12, 2016
There are questions and answers similar to your situation on our website at http://aba-us.com/other-services/?lang=en. You can take a look for general information. Good luck.
I have a next door neighbor who is driving on my property whenever they back their boat into their backyard, which has ruined my sprinklers close to the property line. I have had several run ins with this neighbor regarding their children always in my front yard as well. Also one of their children... View More
answered on Nov 4, 2015
The neighbor should pay for the damage. You could probably sue in small claims court if you have enough proof.
I'm 20, almost 21, have a job, going to college, was briefly in the military, came out, had nowhere to go, had to move back in with parents, I pay my mother 200$ a month in rent to live there and she tells me suddenly I can't lock my door because it's her house and disrespectful,... View More
answered on Oct 31, 2015
You are a tenant-at-will (also known as a month-to-month tenant). Because you don't have a lease, your mother (as landlord) doesn't have to provide a lock on your door and normally you would need the landlord's permission to install one. If you do so anyway, she can evict you.... View More
Per idaho code 18-310?
answered on Oct 29, 2015
http://www.legislature.idaho.gov/idstat/Title18/T18CH3SECT18-310PrinterFriendly.htm
Just recently it happened to be the father of the child I babysit for she was saying I'm a con artist and that's all I do is con people out of money and that I'm on welfare etc. The list goes on. She has absolutely no merrit for this and is simply completely untrue. I've... View More
I am 18 years old and live in Idaho. I was walking back to my dorm from a party and passed out, and someone saw my friend helping me walk/carry me and called an ambulance. I was taken to the hospital and had a BAC of .36. A police officer came and talked to me when I was in the hospital and asked... View More
answered on Oct 24, 2015
They do not have to use anything that you might have said. The facts speak for themselves, you had a bac of .36. That is quite dangerous. Why should you not get a criminal charge? You are obviously a danger to yourself. Now, should the criminal justice system step in and force you to get help?... View More
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