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answered on Dec 17, 2019
No. That’s exactly what happens in a small corrupt town. Business as usual....
That was in both our names. It was a birthday gift to me and I was the sole driver of the vette. The vette was bought with an $80,000.00 inheritance when his father died. I was not with my husband at the time because he was cheating on me so we had seperated. I had no knowledge of his... View More 
answered on Dec 15, 2019
You need to hire a local attorney and file suit for the forfeiture.
If you have a warrant in the state of Texas for a class c missdamenor Theft under 100$ can you sit your time out in the state of Kentucky if u don't live in Texas no more
answered on Nov 16, 2019
Not unless you have a lawyer arrange that for you down in Texas so it runs concurrent with Kentucky time.
I stoped smoking weed 3 weeks ago. and now CPS has filed a DNA Proceeding for abuse of my 13 year old child. also im my custodt is my 2 and 3 year old
answered on Oct 6, 2019
You need to hire an attorney for the dna case and then decide what to do about the drug test.
I will not be signing anything to help with the process. Also my spouse is military, naturalized U.S. citizen with a Florida residency. I am a natural US citizen born in Missouri and we were married in MO. It is my understanding state residency can influence marital property. I will be coming into... View More
answered on May 22, 2019
You can look up Form I-864 Affidavit of Support and read the instructions to find out what it means to become the financial sponsor for an intending immigrant. Basically it is a contract with the government stating that you can support the immigrant and will not allow them to become a "public... View More
Everyone is Scared of Him. He got fired from the Sheriffs Station. and Now works for the City
answered on May 21, 2019
Check with your local bar association. They keep a list of local attorneys available to help.
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
answered on Dec 11, 2018
Normally if this was an accident due to negligence there would not be immunity and they typically would not invoke any immunity for tort liability.
Both are illegal in the state of Kentucky and you can do one but not the other. Also add that a coworker got a dui and didn’t get fired because his dad is boss it is a public sector job. And the employee handbook states that if a dui occur that results in termination.
answered on Aug 17, 2018
The short answer is your brought the marijuana from Colorado back to Kentucky where it shows up in your blood stream, which obviously violates the employers wellness policy. The gambling effects did not transfer nor did they occur in Kentucky where obviously the failed drug test did.
My girlfriend lives on Fort Knox as a civilian I have passed infractions that were dropped to misdemeanors I have no felonies on my record but Fort Knox is saying that one of them has not been dispositioned in the computers and will not allow me on the army base to visit my girlfriend's home... View More
answered on Apr 18, 2018
Go to the circuit clerks office in the county where the case occurred and ask for a certified copy of the disposition of the case.
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