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Plaintiff / Appellant: xxxx
Defendant / Appellee: STATE OF INDIANA, Attorney General
Case Number: 21-3013
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answered on Nov 9, 2023
To view dockets from an old e-filing when you cannot access your account, you should contact the clerk of the court where the case was filed. They can provide guidance on how to access public records. In some jurisdictions, court documents can be accessed online through a court's case... View More 
I got a storage unit under full pretenses thinking that they were a secure facility with cameras and a gated facility like they claimed on their website and what they told me and then my things get stolen because there's no security and no cameras for footage can I sue them?
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answered on Nov 8, 2023
If the storage facility misrepresented the security measures in place, and that misrepresentation was a significant factor in your decision to rent a unit there, you might have grounds for a lawsuit based on false advertising or breach of contract.
The success of such a claim would depend... View More
My husband purchased a used Harley from a woman in Indiana. When you give him the title, he noticed the woman’s name wasn’t it wasn’t titled in her name she had signed on as a purchaser, but never sent it in and title it in her name when I asked her about that she explained that she had power... View More
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answered on Nov 7, 2023
If the motorcycle was reported stolen in South Dakota, authorities there have jurisdiction to press charges if the vehicle is found within their state, regardless of any sales receipt you possess from Indiana. The concept of 'title jumping' refers to the act of selling a vehicle without... View More
I have Lumbar Spondylisthesis, Thoracic Spine Pain and Thoracic Spondylosis. I suffer from a lot of back spasms, through pain that travels from my spine to my stomach causing intense nausea which makes me curl up and instantly puts me out of work any day. It's increased in severity over the... View More
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answered on Nov 7, 2023
If you are unable to work a standard 40-hour workweek due to a disability, you may be eligible for disability benefits through Social Security. The Social Security Administration considers whether a person has a medical condition that significantly limits their ability to perform basic work... View More
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answered on Nov 7, 2023
When sending a letter of intent to file a claim, it does not necessarily have to be sent via certified mail; however, it is often advisable to do so. Certified mail provides proof of mailing and delivery, which can be important in legal proceedings to establish that the recipient was indeed... View More
getrid of unconstitutional convictions while on federal probation
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answered on Nov 5, 2023
If you believe your convictions were unconstitutional and you're currently on federal probation, you should consider seeking legal counsel to review your case. An attorney can evaluate the specifics of your situation and advise whether there are grounds for an appeal or a motion to vacate your... View More
The original charge was possession of meth level 6 felony. Probation violation was for failed drug tests. I missed court because my mom had a stroke and my siblings and I were trying to decide what to do with mom. I couldn't get proof from hospital to show that's why and a warrant was... View More
answered on Nov 3, 2023
The bench warrant will remain active, it does not expire, until you are arrested or hire an attorney who can file a motion to recall the warrant, though the judge can still deny the recall.
Part of the pre application questionnaire, does the hire fall under disabled
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answered on Nov 2, 2023
Yes, ADHD is a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA defines a disability as a physical or mental impairment substantially limiting one or more major life activities.
If the hire indicates that they have a disability, you are then required to provide reasonable... View More
I broke my foot. My foot was operated on by an orthopedic surgeon and a plastic surgeon. I was originally informed that they would be cutting my foot open and taking a piece of skin from my thigh to do a skin graft. However, they actually just cut some skin off the top of my foot to cover up the... View More
answered on Oct 31, 2023
The simple answer to your question is yes. Unfortunately, you can sue nearly anyone for nearly anything. If your real question is whether you have a viable claim (one where you will probably recover more money than you will spend), it is unclear without many more details. "Staples" can... View More
I was riding on a motorcycle with a person who come to find our had no insurance. This person has passed on the lawyer i spoke with basically said he couldn't help because there was no insurance. I was injured in this accident. I have had to have family and friends take care of me and get me... View More
answered on Oct 30, 2023
Like the answer to so many legal questions, it depends. First of all, you need to be able to prove that your friend who was operating the motorcycle was negligent (beyond the fact that he failed to purchase insurance). An attorney is unlikely to take your case because the attorney would have no... View More
We are wanting to start a sprint car series and want it to be the Hoosier Thunder Sprint car series with Hoosier implying Indiana. Is this allowed?
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answered on Oct 27, 2023
The use of "Hoosier" in a title might lead to potential trademark issues if there's an existing trademark associated with that term, especially within a similar industry or context. "Hoosier" is trademarked, and while it is a term synonymous with Indiana, the use of a... View More
Yet biomat let me donate. I'm 61 with a VSD in my heart.i have many health issues.i started donating 4 weeks ago.somehow, they keep letting me.And I donated twice last week. I have been extremely sick.on first donation,phlabotomist said "call 911". I was very sick.i told them I just... View More
answered on Oct 24, 2023
The way this works is that you need to ask a question. You have not asked any question. Moreover, you should never use proper names. The information exchanged online is supposed to be hypothetical and anonymous.
It was a notice for them to go to office to pay or leave and has had an eviction notice afterward.
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answered on Oct 18, 2023
In Indiana, a motel manager cannot typically lock out a tenant without following the proper legal eviction process. Engaging in a "self-help" eviction, such as changing locks or physically removing a tenant, is generally illegal and can result in legal consequences. The legal eviction... View More
citation. The citation section for my name, vehicle description, date, and time were all left blank. The only info on the citation is a court date, the violation, and the officers name. Is this grounds for dismissal? I checked mycase.com and it was filed I’m assuming he filled out the rest of the... View More
answered on Oct 17, 2023
If the officer left off your name, vehicle description, date & time, I think its quite possible the case will not get filed. You can check on mycase.in.gov to see if the citation does get filed, though not sure how without your name.
In a church setting. How do we remedy this???
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answered on Oct 16, 2023
To remedy the issue of your unfiled marriage license in Indiana, contact the clerk's office in the county where you were married. They will advise you on the steps you need to take to file your marriage license and obtain a certified copy of your marriage certificate. For personalized legal... View More
My husband was arrested and is being charged with unlawful possession of a hypodermic syringe that was discovered in a jewelry case located inside the Co- defendants vehicle's glove box. The co- defendant was also the operator of the vehicle at the time and has admitted to ownership of... View More
answered on Oct 16, 2023
First, in criminal defense, it is always important to remember that the defendant does not have to prove anything. It is up to the State to prove that a defendant committed each element of a given criminal charge.
Second, the defense lawyer MAY file a motion to have evidence confiscated... View More
She refused the eviction letter and green card should be coming back to us ,
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answered on Oct 15, 2023
If a family member refuses to remove a camper and personal items from your property after being given notice, you may have legal remedies available. Typically, the next step involves initiating a formal eviction process through your local court. After obtaining a court order, if the family member... View More
stated that he would not charge me if he found it in the car. I pilot told him not 2 search my car, stating the last time they illegaly searched they open all the antique 'key chucks' that were sealed never opened. around 30 or so. Anyway They done an enventory search but no pot... View More
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answered on Oct 15, 2023
If you're seeking information about the whereabouts or handling of evidence, you can file a discovery motion in the court where the case is pending. Discovery motions typically request specific items or information relevant to a case. If the marijuana is not listed in the inventory after a... View More
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answered on Oct 12, 2023
In Indiana, a landlord generally cannot force you to use automatic payments for rent unless you have agreed to this method of payment in your lease agreement. If your lease does not specify that automatic payments are required, the landlord usually cannot mandate this payment method. Some landlords... View More
I know the defendant can't contact the victim but what happens if the victim keeps sending voice messages and posts lies about you in your Facebook comments?
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answered on Oct 11, 2023
In Indiana, a no-contact order generally prohibits the named defendant from contacting the protected person. However, the order doesn't automatically work both ways. If the protected person (victim) is harassing the defendant, it could be a separate issue. If you believe you are being harassed... View More
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