If you go to trial and the prosecution does not prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt or if before trial the prosecution is convinced that it cannot prove its case, then yes you might get the reckless op dismissed. On the other hand, if you are going 30 mph over the speed limit, then many times... View More

On its face the answer to your question is that it is not illegal. That said, the voting process is very possibly described and detailed in your HOA's governing documents and you should review them and see what they say---or hire an attorney to see what they say and whether or not it is... View More

More information is needed to answer this question but just guessing I would advise that if you want something between 2 parties to possibly be enforceable as to the 3rd parties then yes, it would have to be recorded in the public record----but having stated this, one would still need additional... View More

Yes, it is most likely unfair and ridiculous however you and your son sign the agreement-----and you are going to have to explain why it was not voluntary. Try the Consumer Protection Division of the LA Attorney General's office and see if it can provide you some assistance. At this point... View More

Yes, your landlord can move to evict him only. If your landlord is willing to help, have them meet with a real estate attorney to make sure they are following proper eviction procedure, otherwise your boyfriend could have a potential wrongful eviction suit.

The Louisiana eviction... View More

Based on your post and specifically $38,000, you should consult with an attorney in your area immediately to determine the best way to proceed moving forward. Good luck.

In order to really answer this question, one should review what is actually owned by you and by her and what, if any, restrictions exist as to selling the property. Once that is done, then one needs to determine what effect, if any, goes to any verbal agreements made between the two of you as to... View More

You post does make sense but from it, I understand that you have some pending criminal charges-----and although they are most likely misdemeanors, you should still contest them if you have legal defenses and/or think that the prosecution will not be able to provide its case-----you best bet to... View More

Sometimes. The average rate for most misdemeanors is probably around $1,500---$2,000 depending on the charge. True, if you call around you might be able to find an attorney who will charge less than $1,500--$2,000 depending on the circumstances, but there are also attorneys who will charge more.... View More

Yes but it depends on the evidence and does the trier of fact believe beyond a reasonable doubt that a murder occurred. Testimony alone can meet this burden of proof.

More details are needed, but to me the obvious answer is to hire him a competent or better criminal defense lawyer who practices in the area where the prosecution is taking place. Use the Find a Lawyer tab and search for criminal defense lawyers in that area---contact a few, discuss the details... View More

If you are seeking justice for your son and you want the defendant to be found guilty, then contact the District Attorney's office and ask to speak to the assistant district attorney or the investigator involved in the prosecution of the defendant. Tell him that you have information relative... View More

Your post is too broad, however, you should take the paperwork request to a real estate attorney in your area and show it to him and ask what does it mean.

It depends on the governing documents of the non-profit. What do the governing documents say to to succession of office if both President and Vice-President are unable to serve?

"Improper communication"; I think you mean LRS 14:285 which is basically calling someone up to harass them and swearing at them. You need to get this expunged once probation is completed. Then it should not be an impediment to admission to school or the military.

An employer may not discriminate against employees based on race. Federal and state law prohibits this. Additionally, employers, managers and leaders have an obligation to ensure that employees under their supervision are not participating in discriminatory behavior. Us of the "N" word... View More

A Louisiana attorney could answer best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Make your initial request to the doctor who performed your surgery. Although they may be affiliated with the hospital, they probably maintain their own separate records and billing information. But you could... View More

A Louisiana attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. A place to start could be to reach out to attorneys who handle foreclosure/banking/real estate matters - those categories appear on this website. There is a Find-a-Lawyer tab above. You could also search independently... View More

A Louisiana attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for two weeks. One option might be to select locations in busier areas where crowds or the possibility of video surveillance would discourage taking them. Good luck

Tim Akpinar

A Louisiana attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. If they were surveying your property for underwriting a homeowner's policy, sometimes they can simply appear. The home office could have given you a heads up, but it could have gotten lost in the fray if they... View More