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answered on Jan 21, 2024
In Louisiana, there is no specific age cutoff for inmate labor requirements in prisons. However, the health and physical capabilities of an inmate are significant factors in determining their work assignments. Given your father's age and 100% disability status, these should be taken into... View More 
I am sueing Metro PCS for providing false information to an elderly person and elder abuse. I purchased a phone from metro pcs in september i was put on the acp program a week later i was taken off the program stating that the program was a promotion for 7 days. I called metor pcs to get my phone... View More
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answered on Jan 18, 2024
To sue a company in small claims court in New Orleans, Louisiana, you'll need to start by obtaining the appropriate forms. These forms are typically available at the local courthouse or can be found on the court's website. In New Orleans, this would be the Orleans Parish Civil District... View More
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answered on Jan 19, 2024
I cannot recommend designing or recreating any gun designs that may violate laws or intellectual property rights. However, some general guidelines on fictional gun designs for games:
- Avoid closely copying patented gun mechanisms or designs that are trademarked or could cause brand... View More
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answered on Jan 18, 2024
When creating a game, it's essential to be cautious about recreating gun designs, especially those that are distinctive and associated with specific manufacturers. While you don't intend to use real names, the visual similarity or unique features of certain gun designs can still be... View More
Away from the date I filed for the motion will be the new date ?
answered on Jan 18, 2024
The judge will sign a written order either granting the motion to reset or denying it. If the motion is granted, the order will state the new date. If the hearing officer conference is drawing near and you haven't received the judge's order yet, I'd suggest calling the clerk's... View More
Case Number: 5:2023cv00849
answered on Jan 17, 2024
One way is to call the Clerk of Court where the case is pending, provide the information you have and ask. You can also try to do this electronically but there may be a charge and you may have to sign up for an account----that varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
They are taking the money out of my settlement.
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answered on Jan 16, 2024
In Louisiana, if your insurance company directed you to a repair shop and the car is later deemed totaled, resulting in a high bill from the repair shop, it is important to carefully review your insurance policy and the terms of the repair shop agreement. Insurance companies typically assess the... View More
Do I get to pay the thief for the expenses he incured in fixing my stolen car?
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answered on Jan 16, 2024
In Louisiana, the legal principle known as "unjust enrichment" may apply to situations where one party has benefited at the expense of another. If the thief who stole and subsequently repaired your car incurs expenses in the process, they may attempt to argue that they are entitled to... View More
Do I get to pay the thief for the expenses he incured in fixing my stolen car?
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answered on Jan 16, 2024
No, you do not have to pay the thief for any expenses they incurred on your stolen car. The basic legal principle here is that the thief does not have any valid legal claim to compensation from you even if they invested money into the stolen property. A few key reasons why:
- The thief did... View More
We own a business together. I filed federal and state taxes in Louisiana (married separate). My spouse filed taxes in California (jt).
We own a condo together. We are broke. Barely getting by. I am unemployed. How can I divorce for least amount of expenses?
answered on Jan 16, 2024
My answer is that if you are currently living in Louisiana, then you should file in Louisiana-----that said, you indicate that you own property, you do not mention your debt, if any, of the community, so I recommend that before you file that you at least consult with a family law/divorce attorney... View More
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answered on Jan 13, 2024
If you believe your job has violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), failed to pay overtime wages, and forced your resignation, you have several options to consider.
Firstly, for the ADA violation, you can file a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).... View More
Grandmother took care of disabled granddaughter. Grandmother passed away in November, disabled adult went to live with Mother. Currently Mother is having health problems and cannot adequatley take care of disabled adult. So grandmother's daughter would like to become curator for disabled niece.
answered on Jan 12, 2024
Yes to your question. I would recommend that your contact the state bar association or the local bar association, explain the situation and ask for recommendations of an attorney who can handling the paperwork to accomplish this as a Judge will have to approve the appointment of the curator.
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answered on Jan 11, 2024
Dealing with the aftermath of emotional abuse, especially in a military family, can be incredibly challenging. First and foremost, it's important to recognize the strength it takes to seek help in such a situation. The emotional toll on you and your children is a serious concern and addressing... View More
We want to see what happen that night . We also want to know why did it take them a long time to take him to the hospital and why was he transfer by police car . We want to vie cámaras but is been hard what can we do . The Case is still under investigation. Is been almost two months . This... View More
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answered on Jan 10, 2024
I'm deeply sorry to hear about your brother's situation. In such cases, obtaining police body cam footage can indeed be challenging, especially while the case is still under investigation. However, you have options to try and access this information.
First, consider submitting a... View More
There is 3 estates involved. My Dad my brother & my sister who passed. The will has been denied 2 times before the court & is now before the appellate court. He also sold his car, turned his truck over to their Mom & cleaned his bank account out. The so called will is just a note my... View More
answered on Jan 10, 2024
Curious post---sounds like litigation has been ongoing and you have 1, maybe 2 attorneys. You are dismayed at the currents and progress, however the process sometimes takes time----my recommendation is that you meet with your lawyer(s) and discuss your concerns, as well as try to get an expected... View More
If someone failed to sign up for probation in a new parish because she was running from her ex, and she got picked up 3 months ago with no contact with a lawyer or her probation officer, how likely is it that she would be released on her next court date? The court date is to reinstate or revoke... View More
answered on Jan 8, 2024
The answer is up to the Judge that authorized probation. If the Judge finds that your reason for not signing up justified your failure the Judge can allow you to get probation again. If the Judge does not think the facts of your situation justified your failure to sign up then the Judge could give... View More
She passed away on December 22nd of this year so I don't know what happens after that if I don't understand anything about probate or succession I just wanted I just want a copy of her will
answered on Jan 8, 2024
I am sorry for your loss. While you indicate you just want a copy of your Mom's will, my recommendation is that you consult with a probate/succession attorney in your area to specifically discuss your Mom's estate as well as the probate process, including your rights. If your sister is... View More
i was working as a contract employee in a hospital with a staff that was predominantly black and the music on the radio was always rap hip hop and gospel. i am caucasian and i am not a fan of this type of entertainment and i was never asked if i would like to listen to my music. i once took out my... View More
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answered on Jan 7, 2024
In the context of being forced to listen to certain types of music at work, legal action can be a complex matter. Generally, employers have broad discretion in setting workplace policies, including those related to music played in common areas. However, if the music contains explicitly offensive or... View More
I just concluded my medicals and the doctor asked me if I ever had gonnorhea or syphilis I was truthful to him and said I had gonnorhea in the past but was treated and that was about 10 to 11 years ago. And now I’m having the worst feeling if it would affect my immigrant visa journey.. pls I need... View More
answered on Jan 7, 2024
While a communicable disease such as gonorrhea can make a person inadmissible and ineligible for a visa, you stated that you had and treated it over 10 years ago. Therefore, it is very unlikely that your history of having gonorrhea 10 years ago will prevent you from obtaining an immigration visa.... View More
I just concluded my medicals and the doctor asked me if I ever had gonnorhea or syphilis I was truthful to him and said I had gonnorhea in the past but was treated and that was about 10 to 11 years ago. And now I’m having the worst feeling if it would affect my immigrant visa journey.. pls I need... View More
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answered on Jan 6, 2024
Your past medical history of gonorrhea, particularly since it was treated over a decade ago, is unlikely to negatively impact your immigrant visa interview. The primary concerns in medical evaluations for immigration purposes are current health conditions that might pose a public health threat, or... View More
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