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All that I can find on the situation is that it normally would not be illegal, but that the state can change this at any given point in time. Since the mask mandate all I hear is it is illegal to conceal carry and wear a mask which rightfully makes sense if you wear the mask to hide your identity .... View More
answered on Jun 28, 2020
The question s too vague to be answered to your satisfaction. Do you have a lawyer, if so talk to your lawyer. If not call a lawyer with more information.
This man has an extensive background and im truly afraid for my life so much Im moving out of my home of 7 yrs and have contacted the FBI
answered on Jun 20, 2020
If one is about to be taken against you, you need to hire a lawyer quickly to prevent it. If your lawyer is about to take one against the other side, say thank you.
My husband’s co-worker has made numerous bizarre untrue allegations about my husband to disrupt our marriage. We found out she registered him for a race, picked up his packet and her packet and ran with both to make it look as if they ran the race together. My husband was working in a project... View More
answered on Jun 15, 2020
It is not illegal but does sound like a fatal attraction.
also whats my legal rights being here for 10 yrs now can she forbid my visitors
answered on Jun 9, 2020
Call a real estate attorney to find out what steps you need to take to protect yourself.
answered on Jun 2, 2020
It depends whether it was an "either/or" account or whether it was an "and" account. Hire a successions attorney.
answered on May 28, 2020
Have no idea what kind of case this is
..other than federal. You need to supply more information.
Sister in-law lies to get an restraining order. My son have been living in this home for years . The grandma died who was living there and now the sister wants to take over . The sister name is not on the property but the aunt is and she wants my son to continue living there . What do we have to do
answered on May 25, 2020
Hire an attorney to get the Restraining Order vacated.
Mother’s son is professor of literature with wife who also works No young children I, the daughter, pay for everything for years Son refuses to help claims he is financially unable can he be legally made to help his indigent mother too?
answered on Apr 22, 2020
I would recommend that you hire an attorney to do an interdiction and then file a Petition for Support.
Hello! I have a question about expired judgements. I have an expired judgement in the state of Louisiana. It was never renewed and no collection attempts. It was 15 years ago. I am attempting to purchase a home this year and want to know if expired judgements will affect the home buying process and... View More
answered on Apr 6, 2020
If the judgment is over 10 years old and was not reinscribed then you can file an affidavit with the clerks office to have the judgment cancelled. Our office handles residential closings and have handled similar issues with no problem.
Someone called saying they were from a law firm about an online loan from I think 2007... I know for a fact I never applied for an online loan but they said the money went to my bank account. I have been dealing with different companies regarding this one loan for about 5 years now and none of them... View More
answered on Mar 28, 2020
1) Make a criminal complain about your Aunt with the Sheriff's Office & print any proof you have of it. Get a copy of the charges you file.
2) Shut down any accounts she had access to.
3) File reports with any banks at which fraudulent transactions occurred and get copies... View More
The business says a refund is only refunded due to inclement weather. The city of New Orleans is on a mandatory shutdown and the event is cancelled, so the business won’t be needed. They said they won’t give the deposit back and use it as a credit. The event won’t be happening or rescheduled... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2020
Additional details are necessary to provide a useful answer.
Share as much as you feel comfortable sharing, but some questions that come to mind:
What is the event?
What business is the business in?
What do you mean by "so the business won't be needed"?
answered on Mar 4, 2020
Interest can be awarded to the prevailing party from the date of judicial demand.
We agreed this weekend my daughter & boyfriend would tow cars to new property. After agreeing, she got mad my daughter wouldn’t let my grandson stay the night because the boyfriend of her grandmother was sick and perverted. Taking pictures in women’s clothing and baby diaper and sending to... View More
answered on Mar 1, 2020
Write an itemized list of what is missing and go to the Justice of the Peace and file a Petition for Conversion. Remove anything she hasn't taken and MOVE.
My motions are granted?
answered on Feb 3, 2020
Can't tell what you are asking.
Do you mean a Motion to Compel? Ser when?
Trial is set for 4 Mar 2030 or the Motion to Compel is set for that date?
You need to call your domestic attorney or get one.
Ref Louisiana Statute 9:2799.1 Do I need to pay or can I ignore?
answered on Jan 30, 2020
Wete you criminally prosecuted? Wete you ordered to pay restitution? Was the merchandise or funds recovered.
I was served correctly. I filed the answer in a timely manner. Months went by. I called to inquire about my court date at least 3 times over those months. No court date was ever set. 7 months later, I received a default judgement signed by the judge. How could a judgment be given without a court... View More
Can any be objected to based on relevance such as employment, medical records, medications, household expenses if community assests have not be used to pay expenses and an no requests have been made to alter original judgement?
answered on Jan 16, 2020
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