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Need to file a motion something similar to violation ex post facto clause.
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answered on Nov 5, 2023
If you're looking to challenge an action on the basis that it violates the ex post facto clause, you would typically file a "motion to dismiss" or a "petition for a writ of habeas corpus," depending on the stage of the case and whether it's pre-conviction or... View More 
I contacted them when I became aware of how bad it looked, and goes straight to their door. I was met with rudeness,name calling and absolute refusal to stop
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answered on Nov 3, 2023
That is how prescriptive use easements are created. Hire a KS attorney to search all adjoining titles near that boundary. The look at filing for an Injunction, and possibly a Declaratory Judgment, amongst any other appropriate remedies. Time is of the essence.
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answered on Oct 19, 2023
In Kansas, the first court appearance you'll likely have for a domestic battery charge is the arraignment. At the arraignment, you're generally informed of the charges against you and asked to enter a plea. While it's technically possible to plead guilty and conclude the case, doing... View More
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answered on Oct 17, 2023
As a joint owner of property in Kansas, you have the right to use and enjoy the property, exclude others from the property, transfer your ownership interest, and force the sale of the property if you cannot agree with the other joint owners on how to use or dispose of it. You also have the... View More
My siblings are trying to evict me out of a home we all own together ßo they can sell it and we dont wish to sell it
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answered on Oct 17, 2023
Tenants In Common cannot oust other TIC's from possession. You should be able to get any civil possessory action dismissed against you. A Partition Action may be needed.
It to aquire the loan so my mother did it in her name. I've lived in it 8 years now and it's appreciated over $100,000 since the purchase now my mother is trying to evict me and leave me out on the street with nothing. What legal standing do I have in this matter please help me
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answered on Oct 15, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. If the home is in your mother's name, she generally has the legal title to the property. However, you may have an equitable interest or a claim based on several factors. One possibility is that you could argue you and your mother had an oral... View More
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answered on Oct 9, 2023
In Kansas, for a first-time theft offense, especially if the value of the stolen item is relatively low, jail time is not always the primary or preferred punishment. Often, first-time offenders may be offered diversion programs, probation, restitution, community service, or fines, rather than jail... View More
my wifes ex employer has pressed charges for theft over 100k stating she stole from him during her employment there....if found guily and ordered to pay restitution am i legally responsible
answered on Oct 3, 2023
No, you are not personally responsible to pay her restitution for a criminal offense she committed. Be aware, however, that your marital property with her might be subject to her restitution obligation.
answered on Oct 3, 2023
No. Any power of attorney you sign ends automatically when you die. You should have a Last Will and Testament naming an independent executor to handle your estate when you die.
I did not drive down her street though that's what she reported to the police. The RA does not specify that. They have video of a truck like I used to have but my truck has been out of commission since I wrecked it in 2014. Now I'm on home incarceration because I live in another state.... View More
answered on Oct 3, 2023
you need to contact and hire a Kansas Lawyer who regularly practices criminal law in the court that has issued these decisions ASAP. You have a limited amount of time to challenge a decision of a trial court. This forum will not be able to walk you through each step to both set aside the decision... View More
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answered on Oct 2, 2023
If you can prove that the State is withholding exculpatory evidence, that could constitute a Brady violation, which may be grounds to dismiss the charges or overturn a conviction. A motion can be filed to compel the release of this evidence.
I have, in writing, my letter of resignation stating my last day would be 12/22/23. Two weeks ago my employer 'requested' that I change my last day to 11/3/23 putting an incredible financial hardship on me. Are they able to do this? Their language of 'request' was curious to me.
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answered on Oct 2, 2023
If you have an employment contract that specifies the terms of your notice period, your employer generally cannot unilaterally change the date. If you're an at-will employee, the employer can technically let you go at any time, but changing the date after accepting your notice may be... View More
answered on Oct 1, 2023
Yes, but it is likely any statement you made while in custody can’t be used against you.
They can, however, offer testimony from witnesses and other evidence to try to prove your guilt.
When filing chapter 7 bankruptcy in Missouri must I include all vehicles that are in my name, regardless if they are mine or not? I am asking because I bought a few auction vehicles for relatives, they paid for them. I am worried that if I do they could be taken away from them during the... View More
answered on Sep 28, 2023
Yes. You must list all property owned by you or in your name.
I settled my case and my lawyer kept talking about Medicaid Medicare and I kept telling him that I was not on a government assistant program so now that my case is settled he's telling me that since he talked to the insurance company they said they had a lean on me and I told him that that is... View More
...enable them to install an electric line and additional lighting for their parking lot. They hired a private surveyor to justify their claim to the strip of land but we contest the result based on county land records. How should we proceed?
answered on Sep 21, 2023
Adverse possession is a concept that developed in the courts. If someone conspicuously and openly occupied a property for a long period of time, making use of the property, adding improvements, etc., they were in a position of becoming an de facto owner of the property. It was unfair to allow some... View More
does it count under separation of church and state
answered on Sep 19, 2023
Not unless the teacher is proselytizing that a particular church is the ONLY true religion.
Teaching history without talking about the broad influence of religion on the spread of political, scientific, and sociological thought would not be very effective. How does one teach the history... View More
We paid the back taxes in full. And never got the deed and paid the taxes every year for 13yrs and then last year the house sold out from under use with no notice
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answered on Sep 14, 2023
In situations where a property has unpaid taxes and goes up for a tax sale, it's crucial to follow the specific legal procedures to secure the deed and maintain ownership. If the property was sold without proper notice or due process, you should consult with an attorney experienced in real... View More
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answered on Sep 14, 2023
No, the court does not consider children as property. In family law and custody matters, children are not viewed as possessions or property of their parents. Instead, the court's primary concern is the best interests of the child.
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
In Puerto Rico, as in many places, the rules regarding who can serve as a power of attorney (POA) for a nursing home resident can be complex, and they often involve ethical considerations and potential conflicts of interest.
Generally, it is not advisable for an operator of a nursing home... View More
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