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Now when I go to visit, the front office clerk makes me take my jacket off to determine if I can take my jacket off or if I have to zip it up. I post picture of myself on social media with the same clothes on, they're not distasteful at all. I have children so I wouldn't put myself on... View More 
answered on Jan 27, 2019
Bottom line, visiting an inmate is a privilege, not a right, and corrections has pretty wide latitude in enforcing their rules and regs. There’s no real good end in a case like this, bc there’s no money and no damages. Although you won’t like this answer, safest route is dressing like it... View More
So I recently Traded my boat for another. We both assured each other that the boats were perfectly sound and in running Condition. So he wrote a bill of sale and I signed the paper that wasn’t notarized and he handed me the title. I informed him I do not have the title to the boat I traded and... View More
answered on Aug 25, 2018
The fact that it is not notarized or has missing information is of no import. Incorrect info maybe/maybe not. Where you may win is fraud. You may have to file suit to do it, but if he made fraudulent misrepresentations about his boat, you should prevail.
They told me I had to sign papers and call the loan place and they had to be here when I did and I had to tell the loan place that the job was done and it was done right and I was satisfied and they told me they would give me 1750 cash back and a 750 from the Recc electric company and its been... View More
answered on Aug 17, 2018
Print out all your proof and let a local attorney review it. You may have to sue them for breach of contract to collect.
blank checks, income and expense documents, check registers, invoices and bank statements. If so, where would we look in the KRS for applicable statutes?
I am a contractor on federal grant funded project and the owners ask me to falsify time sheets and and give them free labor and cabinets on a kitchen remodel at his house.
We out grew our old church and built a new one 7 years ago. The primary contractor went bankrupt while building our church. It cost $3 million dollars; however, it is definitely not a $3 million dollar job! We have had MANY problems because of "shotty" work, lesser quality materials,... View More
answered on Apr 17, 2018
If you were listed as a creditor in the bankruptcy seven years ago the contractor was discharged, your opportunities died with the discharge. If you were not listed as a creditor, then you may take action against him.
He is trying to force me out of the company. He is also saying I have to pay taxes on half of the money the company made but I was never paid that money. So what should I legally do to keep this from happening
answered on Apr 17, 2018
You’re going to have to hire a lawyer to protect you. If the business is a sole proprietorship, the taxes should be paid by the sp before any profits are distributed. If there is a deficit, you each owe 1/2 the deficit. If it is a Partnership or corporation, similarly, the p or c should pay... View More
I was never made aware of the previous owners delinquent state sales taxes prior to my purchase. And the state of Kentucky even approved and took full payment for my Transitional Liquor License Application. Only then was I informed of the previous owners delinquent sales tax status. If previous... View More
answered on Apr 17, 2018
Liquor licenses are a highly regulated area by government. When you purchased the LLC you should have been made aware of the back taxes owed. You probably have a cause of action against the sellers for failing to disclose that information.
I researched and found a class action suit with an airbag manufacturer and 5 auto makers but my car isn't one of the 5 companys.there was no impact or collision just turned the key and Bam,2 trips to the ER for concussion and a minor eye injury,and now no car, feel that car is unsafe.
answered on Jul 18, 2017
Possibly. Contact a member of the Ky. Trial Lawyers Assn that handles product cases.
answered on Sep 26, 2016
You should find a Tax Controversy attorney to handle the matter. There are a lot of different ramifications that depend on the exact factual scenario.
For example, a "side business" that involves occasionally making trinkets and selling them on Etsy is very different from a... View More
I inherited stock from my parents. The company was recently bought out and I have to submit the certificates for the new company to get the new stock. I never received the stock certificate originally. It was sent to my brother (I assume since he was the executor of the will), and he never gave it... View More
answered on Aug 28, 2015
If it's going to cost that much (sounds remarkably steep), it's certainly worth an hour consultation with a local business lawyer to determine your rights and options.
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is general... View More
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