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I was wrongly arrested for criminal trespassing when attempting to pick up my baby, and after my release, I was served with an emergency custody order and temporary restraining order (TRO) by my children's father and grandmother. The arrest seems to be influenced by malicious intentions rather... View More

answered on Mar 24, 2025
Given the urgency of your situation with today's court date at 10 am, you need to gather all documentation immediately. Bring copies of the previous protection order against your ex, any evidence of his documented history of domestic battery, and any communication showing your attempts to... View More
I received a cease and desist letter from a New York attorney for allegedly infringing on LV bags after selling 11 inspired bags online. This is my first time facing such an issue, and I had no prior warnings about infringement laws. I've complied with all demands except the $500 payment,... View More

answered on Feb 19, 2025
I understand how overwhelming and frightening this situation must be, especially given your health challenges and current circumstances. Your immediate compliance with most demands shows good faith, which is a positive first step in resolving this matter.
While trademark holders have the... View More
suit is in u.s district court right now i'm pro se

answered on Jan 23, 2025
Your best bet here is to use the search for a lawyer tab and search for 1983 and 1985 and civil rights lawyers in your area who handle plaintiff cases----call them directly and see if any are interested in handling your matter. Good luck.
The lied and my copies I kept prove they didn't follow h.r. procedure and hid it not knowing I had copied which shows pretext

answered on Jan 5, 2025
Start by researching attorneys who handle employment disputes and offer contingency fee arrangements. Look for those with a track record of success in cases involving HR procedures and employer misconduct. Online legal directories and reviews can provide insight into their reputation and... View More
For pre-January 1, 1996 deaths, there is a possibility that any child, regardless of age, will be a forced heir. There are complex rules for determining whether the new laws or prior laws govern. If the decedent died before January 1, 1996 or executed his last will before January 1, 1996 and had... View More

answered on Oct 31, 2024
When dealing with a last will and testament from 1991, the key factor is the date of the decedent's passing. If the individual died before January 1, 1996, the laws in effect at that time will generally govern the distribution of the estate. This means that any provisions regarding forced... View More
I filed a motion to remove administratrix and they filed a motion to strike down I need to file anything else in louisiana

answered on Oct 22, 2024
My advice is that you contact an attorney in your area to consult with the attorney about the specifics of your matter---both things filed are most likely going to result in a hearing before a Judge so it is best that you have legal representation.
If you plug an extension cord into an outlet next to the fire station temporarily is that considered theft?

answered on Sep 7, 2024
Plugging an extension cord into an exterior electrical box at a public or municipal building, like a fire station, can be problematic. Most public buildings have rules about using their power without permission, as this electricity is paid for by public funds. Unauthorized use could be considered a... View More
As stated above local PD fail to take action against thief who stole and totaled my only car . This isn't the first time they fail me, last summer my car was vandalized on several occasions broken windows and windshield etc. even on camera from hotel security footage still nothing done not... View More

answered on Aug 31, 2024
You’ve clearly faced a lot of frustration with how the local police department has handled these serious incidents. In Louisiana, you might consider filing a lawsuit against the police department for negligence or failure to act, but it’s important to understand that these cases can be complex.... View More
Let me explain, I pay for the car and car insurance. I have proof. I moved in November and my car and licenses still say the former state, I previously lived. I have been trying to get them to come here and met at a dmv to act as a non biased third party on our behalf so we could settle it.... View More

answered on Mar 20, 2024
Yes, if someone is refusing to sign over a car title to you, especially after a sale where you have paid for the car and have proof of such transaction, you have the right to take legal action. This typically involves filing a lawsuit in small claims court or the appropriate jurisdiction, depending... View More

answered on Mar 10, 2024
I am sorry but we need more information to be able to assist you. What is "community land" and have you been dupe before? In what way?
I'm stuck with the torture of V2k applied to me some how unknown to who,how ,when or where it's been put on me. There is a group of 8 people in Nevada who has been awarded $80,000,000 to help them through this v2k as it's by far a terrorist act in my opinion. Is there any way in... View More

answered on Feb 24, 2024
While you may feel that you're experiencing the effects of V2K technology, proving its existence and identifying those responsible can be challenging. It's crucial to seek assistance from legal professionals experienced in handling complex cases involving technology and privacy issues.... View More

answered on Oct 27, 2023
In Bossier Parish, Louisiana, to pursue a lawsuit or legal action for a hardship license, the process typically involves filing specific legal documents or motions with the court. This legal action is usually associated with the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV) for obtaining a hardship or... View More
Immobilization Laws on booting.

answered on Oct 13, 2023
Yes, Louisiana Revised Statutes § 32:1741, which was passed in 2014, is still the law in Louisiana. It regulates the immobilization of motor vehicles by booting on private property. The law requires that property owners have a written contract with a booting company in order to boot vehicles on... View More
Garbage truck damaged my home left me without power for 32 days during the hottest part of the year. They are contracted through our police jury. Both have agreed the garbage company is responsible. Still waiting to be reimbursed. I had to get a loan on my car to get it fixed I have now los my car... View More

answered on Sep 20, 2023
If you have not consulted/hired an attorney then that's what you need to do as apparently what you have done thus far has not resulted in the results you seek. Use the Justia Find a Lawyer tab and search for accident or litigation lawyers in your area---call a few---many may offer free... View More
I have pictures of the damage and the Tree cutters

answered on Aug 13, 2023
A Louisiana attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Electric utilities usually have the right to remove foliage and other vegetation for safety or access reasons with their equipment. An attorney would probably want to know additional details in answering your... View More
I showed up for a meeting on Thursday to find out I was terminated without notice and for reasons that are false .The mayor said he and the city council voted to remove me on July 6,2023 .

answered on Jul 11, 2023
This may be a violation of your rights, as public housing commissioners are entitled to due process before being terminated. You may want to request a copy of the meeting minutes from July 4, 2023, file a complaint with the housing authority, or consult with an attorney.
Please they plan on doing it Monday...how can they do this

answered on Jun 18, 2023
If title to the property is not in their name, they most likely have no legal right to tear down a structure on the property. If title to the property is in your name, you likely have standing to enjoin them from tearing down the structure.
Seek the services of an experienced real estate... View More
An accident report .

answered on Jun 9, 2023
Yes, it probably should have. While there is no legal requirement that you comply with such a request, it is certainly advisable for a property owner like a golf course to request that you fill out an accident report as soon as possible after an incident like this to make a record of what happened... View More
will not set up payment plan. I have made several offers of monthly amounts that I can pay but they will not accept. When in court the judge told me to call and set up payment plan but now that's not happening. What should I do?

answered on Jun 6, 2023
Did you call the actual creditor or did you call the attorney for the creditor. If oyu called the actual creditor, then I would contact the attorney for the creditor and make the same request----usually they will either discuss your request and pass it on to the creditor, or they will provide you... View More

answered on May 12, 2023
Use the Justia Find a Lawyer tab and search for lawyers in your area who practice in the subject matter you are seeking---contact a few of them for a consultation----some you contact will provide a free first meeting/consult. Good luck.
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