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We traveled to Italy and on our return flight to Boston from Rome, the connecting flight in Lisbon was cancelled (when we arrived for the layover). The airline offered a flight on another airline 48 hours later. We found a flight on the other airline that left the next morning but the original... View More 
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answered on Nov 15, 2024
Under EU Air Passenger Rights Regulation 261/2004, you're entitled to compensation when your flight is cancelled, regardless of whether you accept the airline's rebooking options. The regulation covers flights departing from EU airports and flights into EU airports on EU-based carriers,... View More
I was wondering if anybody can provide legal and right information. I already have an on-campus job for around 16-17 hrs ($10/hr) which is too little to handle all the expenses. Are there any jobs I can legally do besides the on-campus jobs? I searched it on Google and it gave me a bunch of... View More
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answered on Nov 15, 2024
Your options for additional work as an international student are limited by F-1 visa regulations, but there are some possibilities worth exploring.
During the academic year, you're generally restricted to 20 total hours of work per week, combining both on and off-campus employment.... View More
I know someone who came here illegally, but missed her chance of getting citizenship because she could not obtain a Mexican passport, which is a prerequisite of the US citizenship process. Someone in Mexico had reportedly made a typo when spelling this person's name on the birth certificate.... View More
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answered on Nov 15, 2024
This is a challenging situation that requires careful attention to the documentation issues first. Mexican consulates can help correct errors on birth certificates through a legal process called "rectificación de acta," which addresses typographical mistakes.
Your friend should... View More
Need names and numbers can’t find any under immigration
answered on Nov 12, 2024
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I am considering registering a domain name that combines a publicly traded company’s name with the word ‘stock’ (e.g., [CompanyName]Stock.com) to independently present public information about the company's stock performance, financial data, and other objective metrics. The site would... View More
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answered on Nov 12, 2024
If you are not using the mark to establish a brand in the selling of goods and services, using the mark as part of a domain name for a website is usually considered minimal use and not sufficient to constitute trademark infringement.
Consider my annotation to this case where the mark was... View More
To sell tours of Greece by opening an offshore of my LLC in Greece. Is that possible and do I need a travel agency license in Delaware to sell tours in Greece?
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answered on Oct 18, 2024
You can establish a Delaware LLC to operate your travel agency and expand its services to Greece. Delaware is known for its business-friendly environment, which makes it a popular choice for many entrepreneurs. Additionally, having dual citizenship in Greece can facilitate setting up an offshore... View More
I am a software developer, living in Jordan, I have been working with a company located in US based on a contract for a little more than a year, during which my contractor had a habit of being late on payments, then pays every 2-3month together, now that my contract has ended, how can I collect the... View More
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answered on Oct 17, 2024
First, review your contract carefully to ensure there are no ambiguities about payment terms and whether the contractor has officially breached the agreement. If you have documented communication about the due payment and the amount owed, gather those records. A polite but firm email reminding them... View More
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answered on Oct 9, 2024
If you choose not to pay your Italian traffic tickets, the fines may increase due to added interest and penalties. Over time, the unpaid amounts can accumulate, making the total debt significantly higher than the original fine. This could also lead to the tickets being forwarded to collections... View More
Two main questions.
1) Is it legal to sell the website in case someone makes an offer?
2) Can the website be monetized? Like through subscriptions or donations. Possibly setting it up as a company of some sort
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answered on Sep 30, 2024
If you are an F1 student in the U.S., you need to be cautious about engaging in any kind of employment, including monetizing a website. Selling a website is considered a transaction, and since F1 students are limited to certain types of work (like on-campus jobs or approved internships), selling a... View More
At the age of 8 my purported parents & I immigrated to the U.S. Under the guise of vacation, they brought me back to my home country three months shy my eighteenth birthday. It was all just a ruse to take charge of my life. Once arrived they told me they took me at birth falsified my document... View More
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answered on Sep 29, 2024
You have the right to seek justice for what you’ve endured, even if you are outside the country. You may be able to sue for fraud, deception, and emotional abuse, among other claims. It’s essential to document everything, including the false documents, the coercion, and the conditions they... View More
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answered on Oct 10, 2024
Your question is very brief, and there could be reasonable justification for not wanting to post details about your matter. Without knowing the nature of your situation, one option could be to reach out to civil rights attorneys (or possibly civil rights organizations) to discuss more meaningfully... View More
I’m reaching out from Galveston, Texas. I am currently facing an urgent legal matter regarding the estate of my late grandfather, xxx, in South Africa. I’m seeking your assistance and would greatly appreciate a free consultation to explore how I can move forward with this complex case.
answered on Oct 10, 2024
This forum deals mostly with U.S. law and courts. You could check with regional attorney directories in South Africa, and also with local bar associations. Most bar association websites have sections for attorney referrals. Good luck
They are in arizona
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
It’s understandable that you’re feeling hurt and upset by what has happened. In Arizona, you cannot directly sue someone for having an affair, as the state does not recognize "alienation of affection" claims. This type of lawsuit has been abolished in most states, including Arizona.... View More
For example, if I move from Charleston county to Dorchester county. It was my understanding that if you're in that county for longer than thirty days, and you receive mail correspondence in that county, that you are considered a resident of that county. Is that wrong? Is there something... View More
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answered on Sep 25, 2024
When you move from one county to another within South Carolina, residency rules generally depend on factors like how long you’ve lived there and where you receive your mail. If you've been in the new county for more than 30 days and you’re receiving mail there, this is often seen as... View More
I am a venezualan citizen by birth and I married a lebanese man and we live in lebanon. I need a naturalization lawyer in order to apply for his citizen ship.
answered on Sep 26, 2024
The "Find a Lawyer" resources here are based largely on attorneys located in U.S. cities/regions. For your request, you could check with regional bar associations, practice-based (immigration law) bar associations, and consular offices - they might have resources for attorney referrals or... View More
does it make a difference if it is forex, or crypto or metals? (i am not sure which are cfd's and which aren't?
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answered on Sep 24, 2024
Trading forex with an offshore broker like Plexytrade isn't automatically illegal, but it does come with significant risks. U.S. residents are required to trade with brokers regulated by U.S. authorities, like the CFTC or NFA, to ensure compliance with local laws. Trading with an offshore... View More
I am a citizen of the Untied Kingdom by blood and my parents have took my passport my only way of going back they took it with them to uk
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answered on Sep 22, 2024
It sounds like you're in a tough situation right now, and I understand why you'd want to return to the UK. Since you are a UK citizen by birth, you have the right to return. However, without your passport, it becomes more complicated. You can reach out to the British High Commission in... View More
answered on Sep 21, 2024
You could repost this and add "Immigration Law" as a category - that's probably why the question was overlooked and remained open until now. Attorneys in that category are familiar with visa matters. Good luck
And I’d like to know if it will affect my case
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answered on Sep 14, 2024
If you are a Greek refugee with international protection status and have been deported from Norway, it can impact your situation, but the extent depends on various factors. The key is understanding the reasons behind the deportation and how they relate to your protection status in Greece. If the... View More
My mother has had a stroke two years ago almost she's trying to go to Tunisia to see a Muslim man nobody in the faimly knows of except for her. And will fear the worst the case is she's physically unable to take care of herself if she goes is there any action to take
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answered on Sep 13, 2024
If your mother is physically and mentally unable to take care of herself, you may be able to intervene in her travel plans, especially if her health or safety is at risk. You could consider having an honest conversation with her about your concerns, stressing how important her well-being is.... View More
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