File a challenge to the barn. Hire a lawyer in that town to handle for you. File bankruptcy where you are.

If you miss your court date, they put a warrant out for your arrest. You can then be picked up on the warrant at any time. Hire an attorney in North Carolina to represent you. If there is a warrant, your attorney can file a motion to recall the warrant.

This will not go away if you fail to... View More

Yes, any motion filed with the court must be served on the other side.

The children of the living sibling of the decedent do not have standing to contest the will because they would not receive any part of the estate even if they prevailed--only their mother would if the will were set aside.

If the living sibling granted a power of attorney naming someone... View More

More facts would be needed, but it is possible to pierce the corporate veil of the new company and go after the owner personally, or unwind the transfers of assets to the new company, under the theory of fraudulent conveyance, as well as violation of the Limited Liability Company Act that requires... View More

MD Code, Transportation, § 11-127 -- Highway defined:

“Highway” means:

(1) The entire width between the boundary lines of any way or thoroughfare of which any part is used by the public for vehicular travel, whether or not the way or thoroughfare has been dedicated to the... View More

Unless you confirm with the court beforehand that the court date has been cancelled and postponed, you should assume that the case has not been continued. Failure to appear could result in a default against you. By rule, a motion requesting any elief must be served on the opposing party, and... View More

If the responsible driver did not notify the police/law enforcement to report the incident - and you have identification information regarding the driver - the police at its option, if you report the offender, could cite the driver for violating the applicable section of the transportation code,... View More

Depends on what other evidence there is in the case as to the presence and location of the guns, and the identification of the guns as real guns. Admissions in statements made by the defendants in the case may be sufficient together with officer testimony about the guns they found and seized. No... View More

Go to this site, navigate the links regarding consumer complaints and dealership complaints:

https://mva.maryland.gov/businesses/Pages/investigations.aspx

When a married federal employee retires and claims their benefits, they have to choose whether to take a full or partial survivor benefit- or waive the survivor annuity altogether. To take a reduced benefit, or waive it, their spouse (you) must consent by signing a waiver that is included in the... View More

You list DC as where you are asking the question, but you posted this on the Maryland forum. My answer will apply to both, except licensing of rental properties are different as well as the eviction court procedures, in each jurisdiction. It sounds as though your "landlord" does not own... View More

While the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act provides protections for financial and legal transactions while in the military, I don't believe the Act confers greater rights than a person can have in a situation like the one you describe. If a person is renting your property, you have the right to... View More

You need a very experienced attorney in Maryland.

A typical workers compensation attorney handles claims involving workplace injuries either on behalf of the employer or the injured worker.

You need a different type of lawyer with more sophisticated civil litigation experience... View More

Yes. You can have no middle name, a middle initial, or a full middle name.

You need to review your loan agreement. It spells out what fees can be charged.

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It's possible that your ex-wife has sent income withholding orders to both your current employer and your military pension to ensure that she receives the full amount of child support owed to her on a timely basis. This is a common practice to ensure that child support payments are made... View More

The right to drive is a privilege and not a right. There is no constitutional right to drive.

Yes, although I’m not sure what a fee waiver has to do with plan payments bc they are not the same thing.

If the police have a warrant to obtain DNA, yes, and after you’ve been charged and arraigned, they can request a DNA sample as part of the discovery rules. Discuss this with your lawyer, or if you do not have one, get one.