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answered on Sep 8, 2024
An Indiana attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Based on the limited facts, it's difficult to advise meaningfully. The short answer is usually, "Yes, you could always sue." But maybe reviewing your matter with an Indiana attorney could be more... View More
CORRUPTION IC 33-33-6-2 ON GRANT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT AND MARION POLICE DEPARTMENT. MARION POLICE DEPARTMENT FAILURE TO DO JOBS LOOKING INTO PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR A VIOLENT CRIME ON 2\14\2023 THAT LEAD TO MY MOMS DEATH (xxx) ON 4\2\2024 WITHOUT INVESTIGATION ON THIS VIOLENT CRIME!?... View More
answered on Sep 7, 2024
To impeach a sheriff in Grant County, Indiana, you generally need to follow legal and legislative procedures. Typically, this involves filing a formal complaint with evidence of corruption or misconduct to the appropriate authorities, such as the county council or prosecutor's office. You may... View More
I didnt have serial numbers, but have a confession via text from the guy that stole them.
answered on Sep 7, 2024
If your stolen items were pawned, you have a right to reclaim them. Typically, pawnshops must return stolen property to the rightful owner without charging them for it. This is often the case when you can provide proof, such as a police report and evidence like the confession from the thief.... View More
It’s against the Department of child services. Please help
answered on Sep 1, 2024
To get a lawyer to take your civil rights case against the Department of Child Services, start by researching lawyers experienced in civil rights law or cases involving government agencies. Look for attorneys who have handled similar cases in your area, and read reviews or testimonials from their... View More
He is a victim of prosecutorial misconduct out of retaliation for refusing to sign a 3 year sentence plea agreement. He claimed his innocence and was found not guilty after the second jury trial on an intimidation charge with dangerous weapon a level 5 felony. He has an extensive criminal history... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2024
It sounds like your son is in a challenging legal situation, and securing the right attorney is crucial for his defense. Given the complexity of his case, including the prosecutorial misconduct, alleged retaliation, and the serious charges he's facing, you need an attorney with experience in... View More
I went to get a TB test for a job and ended up in the hospital an hour later because they injected insulin instead of tuberculin. I didn’t know that until the doctors said I went into insulin shock from exogenous insulin in my body. I recovered after 2 nights in the hospital. I’m asking for... View More
answered on Aug 29, 2024
The language of a release is up to negotiation in settlement of a case, just like the amount is. You do not have to agree to the terms and they may either agree to exclude the language or refuse to settle.
Aside from the obvious criminal trial of the shooter(s) is there something else? I am a high school student and I am very worried about a ss happening. So I would like to be as prepared as possible if the event arises. I was wondering if there were a way to go after the government. like could you... View More
answered on Sep 2, 2024
As my colleague points out, governments are generally covered by the doctrine of sovereign immunity. In terms of more immediate and direct steps, it could depend on what measures are already in place in terms of security. Good luck
I am an independent filmmaker in Indiana and later found out late in my production there exists a short with the same title, a little video that has almost no recognition. My story is different, the only similarity is it involves a pizza delivery. I just want to make sure it's legal without... View More
answered on Aug 17, 2024
You're allowed to use the same title as the short film on YouTube, especially since the content, story, and production are different. Titles generally aren't protected by copyright law, which means multiple works can share the same name without infringing on each other's rights.... View More
We are losing the house to back taxes.
answered on Aug 15, 2024
It's really tough when you're facing the possibility of losing a home due to unpaid property taxes. Unfortunately, if your name isn't on the house and you aren't the principal owner, you don't have the legal authority to turn a tax bill into a negotiable instrument. The... View More
It shows Status 630 - New application - not assigned to an examiner.
answered on Jul 31, 2024
To check if your trademark application has been completed or approved, you'll need to monitor its status on the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) website. Since your application currently shows "Status 630 - New application - not assigned to an examiner," it means... View More
That specializes in court cases in Boykin rights.
answered on Jul 27, 2024
It sounds like you've faced a tough situation. Finding a lawyer in Indiana who is familiar with Boykin rights is important for your case. You need someone who has experience with this type of legal matter.
Start by researching local law firms and attorneys with a background in criminal... View More
I'm a 45 year old woman, and my mom has been creating serious problems throughout my entire adult life and I really would like to be able to put a stop to her
answered on Jul 27, 2024
It sounds like you're dealing with a very challenging situation. Setting boundaries is crucial in maintaining your mental and emotional health. You can start by having a firm and honest conversation with your mom about how her actions are affecting you. Explain the specific behaviors that are... View More
I was 15f and he was 17m at this time. we were friends for about a year then dated for about 8 months. Him and I broke up because I felt abused in some ways and he also started to make me uncomfortable. We would have unprotected sex even if I told him I wasn't in the mood. He would push for it... View More
answered on Jul 27, 2024
You may have a case for a restraining order given your circumstances. The experiences you've described involve coercion, emotional distress, and physical incidents that have significantly impacted your well-being. Feeling unsafe and receiving persistent unwanted messages are serious concerns... View More
License suspension for 16,000 in state individual income tax, there fore rendering me jobless . Due causing financial hardship
answered on Jul 26, 2024
You can consider legal action against the Louisiana Department of Revenue if you believe the license suspension due to unpaid income taxes is causing you undue hardship. This situation can be complex, and it's important to ensure that all administrative remedies have been exhausted before... View More
They invited me to stay the night and the next the morning when they went to work, they gave me VERBAL consent saying I was allowed to be there while they were gone. She claims she didn’t and is now claiming she is missing a couple thousand dollars worth of jewelry. (Which was never found on me... View More
answered on Jul 19, 2024
I cannot give you legal advice without doing a conflict check in my firm, but I can direct you to the statute. To be convicted of burglary the State would need to prove a person was unlawfully in the home, and they also need to prove the person's intent to commit another crime. Here is the... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2024
Yes, it is permissible for a minority member in a manager-managed LLC to act as a paid manager via a management-services agreement. However, this arrangement must comply with the LLC’s operating agreement and any applicable state laws. It's important to ensure that the agreement is clearly... View More
I feel it's time to file bankrupt but don't make enough money to get a lawyer and definitely do not make enough for so many garnishments to be coming out of my check. I make about $200/wk and that is all I have for income, I have children who's father does not pay child support or... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2024
It's tough to deal with multiple wage garnishments, especially when you already have one in place and a limited income. First, consider contacting the creditors to explain your financial situation and request a reduction or temporary suspension of the garnishments. Sometimes, creditors are... View More
I have more than one debt that is getting ready to be garnished out of my pay (I bring home about $200/wk and am a single mom of 3 with no child support). I owe in total over $20,000 to different creditors and there is no way I will be able to pay this and be able to take care of my children's... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2024
Filing for bankruptcy with no money can be challenging, but there are options available to you. First, consider contacting a local legal aid organization. They often provide free or low-cost assistance for those who cannot afford to pay for legal services.
You may also want to look into... View More
i did not make the stl files but would not be getting paid for the items
answered on Jul 18, 2024
If you are 3D printing items using STL files you did not create, you need to be aware of potential copyright issues. Even if you are not getting paid for the items you print and trade, the original creator of the STL files may still have rights over their design. Using someone else’s design... View More
I have a website where I blog about Marvel superheroes and stories. In my posts, I discuss the characters and their history and the themes that surround them. It is an affiliate marketing site, where I will have links to Affiliate sites that sell licensed Marvel products, such as models,... View More
answered on Jul 18, 2024
Using pictures from comic books on your website blog involves dealing with copyrighted material, and it's important to navigate this carefully. Marvel's comic book images are protected by copyright, and using them without permission can lead to legal issues. Even if your blog is small and... View More
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