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answered on Apr 10, 2024
I understand you're in a difficult situation, but unfortunately you can't legally repossess the car, even though the buyer failed to transfer the title. Here's some key information about your situation:
- Once you sold the car, ownership transferred to the buyer, regardless... View More 
I am a certified ADULT PEER SUPPORT SPECIALIST offering peer counseling primarily to recovering addicts and their family members and friends. I am wanting to start my own business through teleheath via zoom, and/or visiting clients at their homes/church/parks/ or other specified locations. These... View More
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
In Kentucky, if you are certified and plan to offer your services as an Adult Peer Support Specialist, it's important to note that you do need to work under supervision. This means that your services, when provided, must be overseen by a qualified professional. The range of professionals under... View More
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answered on Mar 25, 2024
In Kentucky, like many other states, a tow company can refuse to release your car under certain circumstances. The most common reason for refusal is non-payment of towing or storage fees. Before a tow company releases your vehicle, you need to ensure all associated fees are paid. Additionally,... View More
What can I do about getting my daughter's benefits from his death for support for my child his name is xx
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answered on Jan 17, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your loss. To pursue benefits for your daughter due to her father's service and untimely death, you should start by contacting the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). They provide various benefits to dependents of deceased service members, including Dependency and... View More
What can I do about getting my daughter's benefits from his death for support for my child his name is xx
answered on Jan 9, 2024
Order his military records from St. Louis from the National Archives. You can find that information online. I would request the entire file, to include medical, DD214, etc. Once you receive, go to the Veteran's Administration website and they will give additional guidance. You may also get... View More
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answered on Dec 30, 2023
In Kentucky, the laws regarding carrying a concealed weapon, especially in places like schools and churches, can be quite specific and are subject to certain conditions and restrictions.
For churches, the ability to carry a concealed weapon often depends on the church's own policies.... View More
I once was told that a friend was offered a deal if he was to plead guilty. He would receive no points in his record after he completed his assigned course. But three-days later, was called in for a hearing and was handed out a 90 days suspension on top of that.
answered on Dec 13, 2023
What you describe is two fold. Part of the penalties (criminal) are administered and enforced by the Court. Other half of penalties (admin) are administered and enforced by Drivers Licensing. They are separate and distinct but the don’t give you this information when you are going through it.
Person walks into a local library and asks them to run their business for them, asks them to design business cards, ads, flyers, etc. They are argumentative if they are denied, a real Karen type of situation.
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answered on Nov 10, 2023
Libraries are public institutions that provide free access to information and resources to their patrons. Libraries are not typically obligated to provide services to businesses or individuals for profit.
If the person is argumentative or demanding, the library may refuse to provide the... View More
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answered on Nov 9, 2023
No, in Kentucky you generally cannot legally gift a handgun to someone under 21 years old, even if you are over 21.
Here are the key factors under Kentucky and federal law:
- Under federal law, the minimum age to purchase or possess a handgun is 21 years old (18 USC § 922(b)(1)).... View More
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answered on Nov 9, 2023
Contact the local government agency that impounded your vehicle. This may be the police department, sheriff's office, or city parking authority.
Inquire about the process for requesting a hearing. The agency may have a specific form that you need to fill out, or they may simply require... View More
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answered on Nov 8, 2023
To request a hearing about an impounded vehicle, you should first contact the agency responsible for the impoundment to inquire about the procedure for challenging the impound. This often involves filling out a form or writing a formal letter of request. Make sure to do this promptly, as there may... View More
I’ve known about the bench warrant for a month now and am just now able to come up with the cash to get it paid for and the community service complete that goes along with it. I came home today and noticed a Process Server from our local Sheriffs department had left a note to call them on my... View More
answered on Oct 6, 2023
Yes. A sheriff can arrest you. If you call them and ask them what it’s about they’re not going to know where you are and you don’t necessarily have to follow their instructions to turn yourself in. My advice would be to borrow funds and pay the bench warrant.
It took over a year after I applied to get approved for survivor benefits. I started receiving the check in May 2023, but still haven't gotten back pay. SSA tells me when I call that the amount I'll get is being calculated or that it's in the payment center. Isn't there a... View More
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answered on Sep 21, 2023
The Social Security Administration does not have a specific deadline for processing back pay, but they are generally expected to process these payments as promptly as possible. Delays can occur due to various factors, including the complexity of the case and workload at the payment center. If you... View More
I live in Kentucky. I use delta. My neighbor called the police on me saying I was smoking weed (delta is legal here). I spoke to the officers on my porch and they insisted they could smell weed and threatened to pull me out of my home, and not allow me to go back in until they got a search warrant.
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answered on Jul 21, 2023
In the United States, including Kentucky, the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution protects individuals from unreasonable searches and seizures. This means that law enforcement generally needs a search warrant to enter and search your home without your consent.
However, there are some... View More
I recently found out a global organization based out of Singapore that I had applied to a while back gave out an I-9 form with all of my information to someone else who was applying to the company. Thankfully the woman who received it reached out to me, she said it had my phone number, ssn,... View More
answered on Aug 2, 2023
There might possibly be but if they’re located in Singapore, be expensive and difficult to litigate. Additionally, it sounds like there are no damages so I probably wouldn’t pursue it.
Also an event center, the ground and the building has 10 restrictions, can they still do it. Should only be a church
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answered on Apr 19, 2023
Hire a KY attorney to search the Title. If there is a reverter clause, then the grantor's heirs might now own it. It will require a difficult Quiet Title Action to get Title. Best course is to have the last Trustees of Church AND grantor's Heirs sign a Quit Claim Deed as grantors.... View More
Plaintiff never showed any evidence at all. Plaintiff did not show up the last 3 court dates. I’ve motioned to dismiss. Also, the judge has already seen me on the same case from 2017. Plaintiff is over a year past statute of limitations. I know for a fact, because my co-Defendant tried to sue... View More
answered on Mar 25, 2023
You can object to the order and then appeal if you lose your objection.
It’s a petty warrant but I just need to go get my license renewed without being arrested at the dmv, I’ll handle the warrants separately
Today I got pulled over for failing to come to a complete stop at a stop sign but ended up getting written up for that and also for an expired license. This is my second traffic violation because my first citation was made for going 6 over the speed limit. I looked up the consequences for driving... View More
answered on Sep 14, 2022
Hire a lawyer and let them handle it for you. You are not goin g to jail.
A copy of KYIBRS report was given to the accused while he was incarcerated at W.C.R.J. with all identifying information of each victim including ssn, driver's license #, d.o.b., address, and identifying descriptions. Who do I need to contact about this violation?
answered on Jul 27, 2022
Contact The Commonwealth Attorney who is prosecuting the accused.
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