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Family cemetery on our property parcel in rural farm area. Due to fighting - can I refuse further family to be buried?
I would purposely be ousting wife from being buried next to husband there, as well as any further people in their immediate family. This will apply to other family members... View More 
answered on Sep 25, 2024
Yes. You most likely can prevent further burials there unless there are deed restrictions, easements or covenants that all them to be buried there.
Of getting my family back so I did. Now I'm totally screwed on some false allegations. Please any help would be great
answered on Sep 23, 2024
You should never plead guilty unless you really are guilty. Hire the best lawyer you can snd go back to court.
Our school has made a district wide decision that no staff member is allowed to leave the campus during our lunch time to go and get food. We have been told that our community has complained that we don't work enough.
answered on Sep 23, 2024
Most likely yes. You’d need to look at the collective bargaining l agreement (if there is one) to find the answer.
Because we had the same last name as someone with a national warrant they detained my brother and entered the apartment and woke me with there lights and barking orders without identifying themselves or having probable cause.
I don’t even know who his psychiatrist and therapist are. I just found out that he put sole custody of him when we have shared custody. Can he get in trouble for that?
My child support was originally set up before the law for parenting time adjustments in KY, however I saw a stipulation that if the kids have a medical card then the parenting time credit doesn't count. The card was set up through their mother so I have nothing to do with it. If I filed for an... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2024
If the child(ren) are receiving public assistance for healthcare, the 50% reduction does not apply.
Real estate case that lawyer did contingency on. Settled before arbitration but defendants have defaulted on agreement back in January. Lawyer said it would probably need to go to circuit court, said soon too before defendants might. Spent three months after trying to talk to him more about it... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2024
You should get an accounting for all services rendered. Any fee earned for work already performed is not recoverable. Any unearned monies should be refunded to you.
The AC unit flooded the area causing over $2,000 in damages. After contacting DR Horton warranty for over six weeks, they no longer answer the phone, respond to emails. The AC unit had problems during the building process. We have other concerns with the home. What options do we have?
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answered on Sep 19, 2024
You have a few potential options to resolve this situation. First, review your contract and warranty documentation to see what obligations DR Horton has regarding repairs and damages. It's crucial to have written proof of the issues and the attempts you've made to resolve them.... View More
My stepfather died and his sister is executor over his estate. She wants to give me his vehicle but we’re having trouble transferring the title to me. Car is in IN and I’m in KY. I was told a certain document signed by a judge was needed when I went to the BMV to ask how to transfer. Can she... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
To transfer the vehicle from Indiana to Kentucky, you’ll need to go through a few legal steps since your stepfather didn’t have a will and probate court was avoided. The executor (his sister) generally has the authority to handle the vehicle transfer, but if certain documents must go through... View More
Now he has a arrest warrant it says that he didn't show up for court but he did will he have to go to jail for 30 days? And will be he able to just go to the clerk at the court house amd show them that he paid and he went cause they have it on file or will he just get arrested
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
If your friend has a warrant for not showing up to court, even though they did, they should act quickly to address the situation. Going to the courthouse and speaking with the clerk is a good first step. They should bring any proof they have, such as receipts or documents, showing they paid for the... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
Yes, you can sue the person you co-signed for if you end up paying the loan on their behalf. When you co-sign a loan, you’re agreeing to be responsible for the debt if the primary borrower doesn’t pay, but that doesn’t erase their obligation to repay the loan.
If the borrower defaults... View More
Stepdad was granted executor and has not included me in anything nor has shown me any paperwork. I am the only living child, he says she left me nothing. Please help
answered on Sep 16, 2024
If she didn’t have a will, she couldn’t have left anyone anything. With no will, the laws of intestacy under Kentucky law provide for distribution. You can find them set out under KRS Chapter 391.
Traffic citation court case
answered on Sep 16, 2024
Probably white female but a lawyer would need to see the s tusk document to be sure.
Boone County Jail
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answered on Sep 14, 2024
If you believe jail officers forged your signature on documents while you were in jail, you may have grounds to file a lawsuit for compensation. Forgery is a serious offense, and if it has caused you harm or violated your rights, you should consider taking legal action. It's important to... View More
I purchased a boat. I misplaced the title and found it months later. I took it to the county clerks office to have it transferred and they informed me that the previous owner had filed for a lost title a few weeks prior. The previous owner was paid in full. I still have the original title signed... View More
answered on Sep 11, 2024
You will likely have to sue the previous owner to quiet title to the boat. More information is necessary to determine whether fraud is involved.
answered on Sep 11, 2024
You file the motion asking for all of the evidence against you as well as all exculpatory evidence. You file the original in the court file and send a copy to the prosecutor.
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