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answered on Nov 21, 2021
In court, a "motion" is a request by one of the parties that the court make some order or orders. Here, some or the party's requests were granted by the court, others were not.
Fingers. He knew two years prior planned parenthood did paps since 13 yr. also I check at age 40 paps are done 3-5 yrs he knew I had one yr before so he intentionally sexual misconduct. I reported it to nurse on other side building 4 days later also MHS case manager and dr that had me report to... View More 
answered on Jun 27, 2020
A sexual assault which should be reported to the local police or Sheriff office. Send certified letter with all the details of they won’t take your statement. Get therapy through Victims Assistance if you can not afford it.
I have a restraining order on my daughters father do to him molesting her.. still in court over that atm. His family came by my home today (his mom, sister and dad) and started recording me, asking me to see my daughter I was of course notably upset and crying. They continued to record me and... View More
answered on Mar 24, 2020
If there is a protective order in place, then any direct or indirect contact with you or your daughter (depending upon whom the protective order covers) would be a violation of that order. If these things are occurring, you should contact police.
answered on Jun 26, 2019
If by "saying something stupid" you mean propositioning an underage girl for sex, the answer is yes; big-time trouble.
answered on Jun 14, 2019
Sure, but you will have to hire an Indiana lawyer to file the suit.
Several people said he’s passing it around. He’s also used my position against me when I refused to see him again! How do I get justice? Can we ask for medical records and file suite against him and employer?
answered on Jan 9, 2019
Contact a member of the Indiana Assn for Justice in your area who handles employment issues; they represent workers and give free consults.
answered on May 6, 2017
"Making out" is not a form of intercourse or deviant conduct. It may be a form of sexual battery, depending on what you mean by "making out". The 18 year old should consult an attorney if he or she is concerned about specific conduct.
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