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answered on Jul 18, 2023
In Kansas, the specific laws and regulations regarding water usage and requirements may vary depending on local ordinances and circumstances. While I can't give you a straight answer on the misdemeanor charge, it's crucial to understand that local authorities may have their own rules and... View More
i purchased the vehicle only because they said they would fix the problem and i took it back several times to get it fixed and no more then a couple miles down the road there it was again. Now it sounds really bad and i regret this purchase completely. it was a $15000 cash purchase. not like it was... View More
answered on Jul 17, 2023
The Kansas Lemon Law remains effective for one year from the date a qualifying new motor vehicle is sold to a consumer.
If I file for bankruptcy and he gets very upset and filed for divorce how would that affect my bankruptcy? Can he try to get me to pay the debt in the divorce?
answered on Jul 14, 2023
You can file your bankruptcy case and your divorce case on the same day. However, from a practical perspective, it may make more sense to get your bankruptcy behind you before filing for divorce. This is because, by having the debt discharged before the divorce, you reduce the number of issues that... View More
All my family is out of state. Husband kicks me out of house. Worried he could say I kidnapped my own son, even though he’d know where we are and can still call whenever he wanted.
Thank you for the help
answered on Jul 10, 2023
If you are your son's legal parent, you can go where you want with him unless there is a court custody order stating otherwise.
I will be traveling from KS to FL. It will be approximately 12-15 hours of travel time in 48 hours, in addition to an 8 hour conference. This is a required event. The first half of the trip will be during work hours, the second half after the conference will not be. How much of this travel time, if... View More
answered on Jul 8, 2023
Well, in THEORY, the travel time is working time and your are entitled to be paid for it. In practice, the best thing for you to do is to discuss this with your employer beforehand and have an agreement as to how much you will be paid. Consider, how much would you have been paid if you were... View More
When I applied for a lease at my "gated" community apartment complex, they had a working gate where a fob or a number code was needed to get in. When I moved in, the gate was removed for repairs and has not been replaced in about a year. Recently, my car was stolen. The apartment has... View More
answered on Jul 7, 2023
Property owners have a duty to maintain a reasonably safe and secure environment for their tenants. If it can be demonstrated that the apartment complex failed to fulfill this duty by not repairing the gate, not fixing the cameras, and not notifying tenants of known vulnerabilities, they may... View More
answered on Jun 26, 2023
A defendant generally does not have an automatic right to withdraw from a signed plea bargain, but the court may consider allowing withdrawal under specific circumstances. The court's decision is based on its discretion and the presence of valid reasons or considerations of justice.
answered on Jun 25, 2023
If you post the entire bail, you get it back. If you purchase a bail bond, you get no refund.
Judge ordered my ex-wife to pay the electric bill in my name she ran up to 2400$, 1/2 of the phone bill and to sue her ex boyfriend for taking my USMC Items. What's my next step?
answered on Jun 23, 2023
Don’t fall in the trap of paying the electric bill or her half of the phone bill.
Let the utility provider discontinue service.
Then get new electric service only for your separate residence with a different electricity provider and new cell phone service only for your own cell... View More
Regarding seatbelt question for the law.
answered on Jun 14, 2023
Your question remains open for a week, and it may be because this is something for a technical expert instead of an attorney. But even a technical expert can't offer a quick, direct response. They would want to know about the severity of the fire, damage to vehicle in terms of doors being... View More
I had a surgery in Nebraska but live in Ks. and I need a lawyer.
answered on Jun 13, 2023
Yes, but will need an attorney licensed in the State to sponsor and co-counsel.
I was given warning for no front plate due to hitting animal same night. Same Missouri deputy, who harrasses me a lot, showed up to assist a custody swap, 3 months later issues me a ticket for the no plate, saying he has a year to change his mind. All be because I said something he didn’t like.... View More
answered on Jun 9, 2023
Probably legal for each day that you drive the car without the front plate. Unfortunately the state legislatures don't issue citations to the people most responsible for this, car dealers that sell cars without all the plates. This case arises under traffic ticket law. You need to discuss... View More
There were 3 cars in front of me i saw the lady slam on her brakes and I was a car length away from her I slammed on mine and slid into her and rear ended her my car is the most damaged one but I couldn't move to left because of other vehicles or to the because it is a grass hill and I almost... View More
answered on Jun 9, 2023
Why did you get the citation? Probably following too closely. You have to maintain a proper following distance so you can stop in the event of an emergency. This situation arises in the area of traffic ticket law. You need to discuss with an attorney in your jurisdiction that specializes in this... View More
answered on Jun 7, 2023
IMO the first thing you need to do is to determine if your property has a utility easement (most do) and if the box installed by the internet provider is within the easement (sometimes, they do make mistakes).
If the box falls within a utility easement, you most likely can't do... View More
I am buying a home through a rent to own agreement. It was negotiated at $700 a month. Owner was to pay property taxes. It says tenant was to pay for homeowners insurance. I've been told it is illegal for the tenant to purchase homeowners insurance unless they have ownership interest in the... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2023
Your question begins by referencing a written agreement. You should consult with an attorney about the enforceability of that agreement. The general things you report having been told may or may not apply. Do not delay in consulting with an attorney before the alleged increase in rent.
answered on May 28, 2023
Being issued a license to drive and driving on state and federal highways is a privilege, not a right. You can lose that privilege if you are a habitual offender and the state revokes your license. Being self employed, or needing to drive for work is not a defense to habitual offenses. Any... View More
This is in the state of kansas. Also, it does have the correct vehicle date and time. But the ticket has someone else's license number,address , name and description of person.
answered on May 24, 2023
I don't think you are in Kansas any more, Toto. This is sooo strange. If the ticket is written for a different person, it could be that the police officer handed you the wrong copy. You need to check with the court to see if you are scheduled for an appearance on a traffic ticket and go to... View More
Because the hospital failed to provide information in a timely manner. What should I do?
answered on May 16, 2023
A Kansas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. You may need to consult with a local attorney on this, but you could first reach out to the Kansas Department of Insurance to see if they could offer guidance. Departments of insurance nationwide monitor and oversee... View More
i turn 17 in november, and am adopted.
answered on May 14, 2023
I am very concerned for you. Please seek out the assistance of an agency for at-risk youth or even the department of job and family services. I am assuming since you are still working a job you are within the same community as your parents, You may ask the school and work to change your address... View More
Or if the doctor attempted to cover up his mistake and it was not found until later date would that date be considered the start of the time for limitations?
answered on Apr 25, 2023
As a general rule, the two year statute of limitations starts to run from the first day that the injured person could have reasonably discovered that the negligence occurred. If the doctor covered up his negligence, then there is likely a strong argument that the two years does not start to run... View More
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