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2 Answers | Asked in Civil Rights, Constitutional Law and Criminal Law for Kentucky on
Q: Can police have your probation revoked?

I have a friend in Kentucky who is on probation. This friend was pulled over for excessive tenting and speeding 7 mph over. My friend informed the officers that he is in probation and the officer told him that he was not on probation, they also aggressively asked him to become an informant for... View More

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answered on Mar 13, 2024

While police officers can report probation violations to the probation officer or the court, they generally do not have the direct authority to revoke someone's probation. That decision is typically made by a judge during a probation revocation hearing. Here are a few key points to consider:... View More

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4 Answers | Asked in Bankruptcy for Kentucky on
Q: Can I apply for a credit card if I have received my chapter 13 discharge but not my final decree?
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answered on Mar 10, 2024

Of course, you can ask for anything, but in my experience, creditors are quite leery of recent bankrupt debtors.

All creditors, in my experience, will insist upon a Discharge first, and many will want to see the final Decree and close of your bankrupcty case before considering your...
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4 Answers | Asked in Bankruptcy for Kentucky on
Q: Can I apply for a credit card if I have received my chapter 13 discharge but not my final decree?
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answered on Mar 11, 2024

It's possible to apply for a credit card after receiving your Chapter 13 discharge, even if you haven't received the final decree yet. However, keep a few things in mind:

1. Credit score: Your credit score may still be low due to the bankruptcy, which can make it more difficult to...
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1 Answer | Asked in Land Use & Zoning and Real Estate Law for Kentucky on
Q: Someone (I think my brother) has got the deed to our land out of our locked gun safe. What can I do?

I have been a victim of v2k and remote neural monitoring and have been for about 6 years, and by the way, it does exist. There is a will that states the estate will come to me, but what will happen if my brother has stolen the deed from our gun safe? He knows some guys in law enforcement and has... View More

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answered on Mar 6, 2024

The only Deeds that count are the ones recorded at the Courthouse. If he has any unrecorded Deed that was never delivered to the grantee, it is not a complete transfer of title, for which you will have to file a suit for. Was the Will filed for Probate? If not, then it is of no effect, If... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Tax Law and Real Estate Law for Kentucky on
Q: If my father pays for property can the deed be in anothers name in KY? If so, what are the tax implications for him?
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answered on Mar 4, 2024

In Kentucky, it's possible for your father to purchase property and have the deed put in someone else's name. This is often seen in cases where parents buy property for their children or when one person buys property as a gift for another. However, it's important to ensure that all... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Kentucky on
Q: My friend is in jail. They were bonded (ROR)on all charges except court fines and fees. The jail said the would get jaI

Credit starting today to pay those fines. But that I could not pay the fine for them to be released. Is this true? I don’t believe it to be accurate. I can go online and have the ability to pay because I started too. Could they really still hold him?

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answered on Mar 3, 2024

In some jurisdictions, individuals in jail can receive credit towards their fines and fees by serving time, known as "jail credit." This can be an option for those who are unable to pay the financial obligations imposed by the court. However, the specifics of how jail credit applies can... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Personal Injury for Kentucky on
Q: I was wondering if anyone could give me advice for an orange soda pop incident.

In Kentucky where I live, in September 2022 I bought a bottle of Faygo orange soda from a grocery store nearby. When I started drinking it it made my teeth very sore. I've never had this kind of reaction to orange soda before. I took Ibuprofen 800 mg tablets that I have and those may have... View More

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answered on Mar 2, 2024

A Kentucky attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. I'm sorry for your tooth pain. I believe that law firms could be reluctant to represent you in such a case because the root causes of tooth pain could be attributable to many other factors - which is something... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Child Support, Social Security and Family Law for Kentucky on
Q: Can child support take my back pay from ssi

I'm owed back pay for disability can child support take it

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answered on Mar 2, 2024

Okay - let's analyze whether child support can take back pay from SSI (Supplemental Security Income) disability benefits. Typically a few key factors come into play here:

- SSI back pay is generally protected from creditors and debt collection to some extent. So child support may be...
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1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation, Civil Rights, Elder Law and Federal Crimes for Kentucky on
Q: I was severely beaten by an on duty cop and his wife were shopping at Walmart while he was on duty and in uniform.

I was placed on life support and this officer beat me within an1/2 of my life.I’m getting a little better but I am just now able to file a complaint and tell my story.in my opinion this officer is not in control of his actions he waited on me at Walmart in hazard ky and his wife started this and... View More

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answered on Mar 1, 2024

I'm truly sorry to hear about the traumatic experience you've been through. It's important to seek immediate assistance and support from local law enforcement agencies and medical professionals. Documenting all the details of the incident, including witness testimonies and any... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Estate Planning, Real Estate Law and Probate for Kentucky on
Q: I never received my inheritance from a property sold it’s in the will for me to get half of sales what do I do? HELP!!

What steps do I take? How do I get my money? The property was sold but I haven’t received my half of inheritance. Can I do it for free? About how much does something like this cost to do? Do I have to prosecute the person to get my money?

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answered on Mar 1, 2024

You will have to hire a KY attorney that does real property litigation. It will be an expensive and difficult suit for Ejectment, Quiet Title, etc. where you have to prove title. But if that Will was not filed for Probate, it means nothing. There are stringent SOLs involved, so either file... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights and Criminal Law for Kentucky on
Q: How much time am I facing for leaving a halfway house on ankle monitor but have not cut it off

I left cts Russell in Louisville Kentucky on hip program but have ankle monitor on still

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answered on Feb 28, 2024

It depends on the specifics of your case, but here is some general information that may be helpful:

- Leaving a halfway house without authorization is usually considered escape or absconding supervision. This can result in new criminal charges.

- The fact that you still have the...
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2 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law, Civil Litigation and Civil Rights for Kentucky on
Q: Can personal property be seized without a warrant? Is it legal to obtain a search warrant after the fact? ( like weeks).

Can evidence if any be used againt a person if Miranda Rights were not read before seizure of personal property? Law enforcement is trying to use my personal property for someone to obtain evidence in someone else’s legal matters, is this legal and orderly steps to seize property?

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answered on Feb 28, 2024

In general, law enforcement typically needs a warrant to seize personal property, unless certain exceptions apply, such as exigent circumstances or consent. Obtaining a search warrant after the fact, especially weeks later, could raise legal questions about the validity of the search and seizure.... View More

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1 Answer | Asked in Social Security for Kentucky on
Q: I've a lawyer now but want another one, previous one has not won any hearings n I'm bout say screw life

My seizures, keeps me from getting n holding jobs, I now have osteoarthritis, forms of scoliosis n my back literally hurts too often n I barely get much rest or can sit or be comfortable very long at all

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answered on Feb 26, 2024

Feeling frustrated with your current legal representation and the challenges you're facing due to your health conditions is understandable. If you believe your lawyer hasn't achieved the results you hoped for, it's within your rights to seek a second opinion or hire a new attorney.... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights, Constitutional Law and Education Law for Kentucky on
Q: Has my sons civil rights been violated for making a statement about an observation and getting suspended for it

He did not break any rules or disrupt any activity, he and I were told by administration that it hurt the teachers feelings by his statement “ linking up on the down low “ after he witnessed the teacher and a student do a handshake secretively

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answered on Feb 26, 2024

Determining whether your son's civil rights have been violated involves understanding the specific circumstances of the situation and the application of relevant laws and school policies. Generally, students have the right to free speech, but this right can be balanced against the... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, Consumer Law, Civil Rights and Public Benefits for Kentucky on
Q: how would i go about filing criminal charges against ky. dcbs ensuring claims made against dcbs are fully investigated

how would i go about filing criminal charges against ky. dcbs office in such a way as to ensure that any claims made against that dcbs office are actually investigated as they should be and not just ignored or swept under the rug or tried to be turned into anything other than the actual criminal... View More

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answered on Feb 24, 2024

To initiate a process against the Kentucky Department of Community Based Services (DCBS) for alleged criminal violations, including potential civil rights violations under "color of law," you would typically start by documenting all relevant incidents, including dates, times, and... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, Consumer Law, Civil Rights and Constitutional Law for Kentucky on
Q: how would i go about filing criminal charges against ky. dcbs ensuring claims made against dcbs are fully investigated

how would i go about filing criminal charges against ky. dcbs office in such a way as to ensure that any claims made against that dcbs office are actually investigated as they should be and not just ignored or swept under the rug or tried to be turned into anything other than the actual criminal... View More

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answered on Feb 24, 2024

To pursue criminal charges against the Kentucky Department for Community Based Services (DCBS), you should start by gathering any evidence or documentation related to the alleged misconduct. This could include emails, letters, or records of interactions with DCBS officials. Additionally, it's... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Consumer Law and Contracts for Kentucky on
Q: If a dealer sold me an RV, that I have not taken possession of, and there is no title, do I have to take it? In Kentucky

The dealer has been less than transparent

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answered on Feb 23, 2024

In Kentucky, you are not obligated to take possession of an RV from a dealer if there is no title available. It is essential to ensure that all necessary paperwork, including the title, is in order before finalizing the purchase and taking possession of the vehicle. If the dealer has been less than... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Tax Law for Kentucky on
Q: Do you file taxes if your working part time and collecting SSI.68 yrs.old?
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answered on Feb 22, 2024

If you're working part-time while collecting Social Security Income (SSI) and are 68 years old, the need to file taxes depends on several factors, including your total income, the source of that income, and your filing status. Social Security benefits, such as SSI, are not taxable income by... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Tax Law and Business Law for Kentucky on
Q: Can my business partner pay off my boat and vacation home instead of paying me by check? If yes, would I still owe tax

I was wondering if it is done that way, would we still have to pay capital gains

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answered on Feb 22, 2024

If your business partner pays off your boat and vacation home instead of paying you by check, it would still be considered a form of compensation for your services or ownership interest in the business. This means that you would likely still owe taxes on the value of the boat and vacation home... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Tax Law for Kentucky on
Q: As an international student, am i allowed to include the 1098 T while filing the taxes?
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answered on Feb 22, 2024

As an international student, you may be eligible to include the 1098-T form when filing your taxes in the United States. The 1098-T form provides information about qualified tuition and related expenses paid to an eligible educational institution, which can be beneficial for tax purposes. However,... View More

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