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I had added $500, $200, $200 and tried three times adding another $100 to pay my car insurance yesterday. Keep in mind that they keep $1 for every time you add money so the 500 was $499, the $200 I added $201 and again I added $201. Then it declined my $101 for my car insurance and said I had added... View More 
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answered on Apr 6, 2024
It sounds like you are experiencing some frustration and confusion with the limits and policies of Cashapp. Here are a few thoughts on your situation:
1. Conflicting limit information: It does seem odd that Cashapp is displaying different weekly and monthly transaction limits in different... View More
I live with my mom at 20 due to really bad circumstances happening. I don't plan to stay long at all. My mom gave me a phone because i was going though a hard time financially. we got into a disagreement and she took it and went through it, taking screenshots of things for herself. She has... View More
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
I'm really sorry you're going through this. Even though you're over 18, since your mom purchased the phone, she may have certain rights to access it. However, everyone deserves privacy, especially in your own home.
It's important to communicate your feelings to her... View More
Stepdad was granted executor and has not included me in anything nor has shown me any paperwork. I am the only living child, he says she left me nothing. Please help
answered on Sep 16, 2024
If she didn’t have a will, she couldn’t have left anyone anything. With no will, the laws of intestacy under Kentucky law provide for distribution. You can find them set out under KRS Chapter 391.
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
Posting a picture of your husband and his mistress in a hotel parking lot could potentially raise legal issues. Depending on the circumstances, it might be considered an invasion of privacy or could lead to defamation claims if the content is misleading or causes harm to someone's reputation.... View More
answered on Sep 8, 2024
Contact the cyber crime division of your local police department and make a report so they can investigate.
They sent out a warrant for my arrest because i didnt go and sighn a statement , witch i was going to because i thought he was using his money and i aggreed to pay him back with intrest.. he lied to me and now im in trouble..
answered on Jan 27, 2022
Since you already have r a warrant you need to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney to try and get the warrant set aside and start fighting the case. I would also save any text, e-mail or social media communications you have had with the guy that fraudulently used the card.
answered on Jan 21, 2022
Depends on the fair market value of the property but likely wouldn’t be terribly expensive.
It was supposed to be a 10% return and u could take ur money out anytime for a fee now no one can take there money out now. The site was a scam and a lot of people got scammed can I sue ?
answered on Mar 9, 2021
Yes. You can. You’ll need to find out the princi ppu als behind it and sue them too.
answered on May 2, 2020
You pose an interesting question, but the response would largely be a matter of personal opinion. You could pose the question to employment attorneys, as they would have the most insight into this issue, more so than attorneys practicing in internet law and agricultural law. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
Is it possible he could get in trouble for telling her husband that she was in multiple relationships online on a phone app? Could my friend go to jail for coming clean to the husband of hers?
answered on Apr 29, 2018
No. The truth is a defense and the lesson is be careful who you associate with.
My boyfriend's friend gave him a box of vintage sleaze/erotica paperbacks and trading cards. My bf wants to sell on Amazon & Ebay, which is okay, according to their policies. Is it legal to sell them from Kentucky?
answered on Sep 27, 2017
This is most likely alright. If you legally acquired the paperbacks and trading cards, you are free to resell them. The first sale doctrine allows people to resell what the purchase without restriction from the copyright or trademark owner. Although, if they are adult materials, you cannot sell... View More
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