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Tow company won’t talk to me and they let somebody take my truck
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answered on Oct 10, 2024
It sounds frustrating that the tow company isn’t responding to you after they lost your truck. When a tow company loses a vehicle or releases it to the wrong person, they may be liable for negligence or even theft. You have the right to demand answers and seek compensation for your lost property.... View More 
I have a medical bill. How do I get it paid. My employer and hr will not return my calls or emails
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answered on Oct 10, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you're facing with your former employer not paying your medical premiums. It's frustrating when your calls and emails go unanswered, especially when you have pay stubs proving you've made the payments.
One option is to contact the... View More
A girl who is 16 has a crush on me and wants to date me but I'm 19
Impound lot let none own of vehicle get title out and take it to transfer the title and come back to get the vehicle
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answered on Sep 14, 2024
It's important to understand the laws in your area regarding impounded vehicles and who is allowed to access them. Typically, tow companies and impound lots have strict rules about who can enter a vehicle that has been impounded. Only the registered owner or someone authorized by the owner can... View More
My husband's ex put my 10yr old daughters name in her custody response motion for his other child numerous of times and is making false accusations against me. She is slandering my daughters and my name.
answered on Aug 17, 2024
It's hard to offer guidance without more information. A response motion to what? Protect your daughter from what? Protect you from what?
I recently got my first job and bought a computer with my first paycheck. My mom took it, telling me that it wasn't my money to spend and is now telling me that I need to give her all of the money that I earn.
answered on Jul 27, 2024
Yes, your parents are allowed to take your money from your job and the things that you buy with that money when you are 17 years old.
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answered on Dec 11, 2023
My recommendation would be to consult a qualified legal professional to understand what laws or regulations may apply to any particular relationship or situation in Minnesota.
It’s clearinghouse where drivers and employees take drug test and it’s gets recorded on there system so someone lied to get me fired there’s no proff and it’s been almost a month now they still haven’t done anything I lost everything I can’t drive a truck because the person that tried... View More
answered on Nov 17, 2023
Until you're able to consult with an attorney in Minnesota (your question was posted a week ago), a starting point could be to contact the administrator of the database to try to correct the information. Then you could reach out to local attorneys to discuss what your legal remedies are,... View More
It took a year of therapy to finally have the courage to pursue legal action against the man who assaulted me. When I agreed my attorney who had months to accomplish this missed the deadline for any action. Now I heard it might affect another lawsuit connected to the assault. What are my options if... View More
answered on Aug 26, 2023
Your lawyer wouldn't "press charges." The prosecutor would file criminal charges. If your attorney failed to file a lawsuit and it is now time barred contact an personal injury attorney.
I was driving when a cop got behind me. After a block or so I parked my car and exited my vehicle. They decided to turn on they're lights and arrest me after I was away from my vehicle. They searched my vehicle and am being charged with other crimes. Being that it wasn't a traffic stop is... View More
answered on Jun 12, 2023
An attorney will need to evaluate the entire situation to determine whether it was an illegal search. You apparently think because you parked and were walking away from the car it was off limits. I am not sure a judge is going buy it.
Also, I live in a trailer park which office is closed until Tuesday. I just moved in and the neighbor said to me I’ll be sure it gets towed
answered on Sep 6, 2022
If your question is whether it's legal to tow a four wheel drive vehicle: yes.
answered on Nov 18, 2021
I’d make sure there’s not a warrant out, it could have been mailed to the wrong address.
My son received a ticket Crim/Traf Non-Mand (fishing without a license) while in fish house with two other friends. He did not have a pole in his hand but 3 lines were in the water. DNR gave him a ticket for 97C.301.2. The DNR say if he pays the fine it will not be on his record. Is that accurate?
answered on Jan 8, 2021
Typically paying a citation will create a record. However, if this is a petty misdemeanor, that is considered non-criminal. If he wants to keep it off of his record, he should consult with an attorney. There are ways to keep these things from becoming a conviction.
answered on Jan 4, 2021
You should consult directly with an attorney for help with this issue.
is being taken from accounts one of my vehicles has not ran for two years the other needs repair for future use in my business
answered on Dec 17, 2020
What is your question? It will be impossible to get any meaningful advice if you don't ask a question. It may also be easier to consult directly with an attorney.
Have passed, I was in contact with her and she always told me we would finish everything to wait and that court was postponed or rescheduled. I paid in full for my gross misdemeanor criminal case and completed the community service program that allowed it to be off my record. The agreement was she... View More
answered on Nov 25, 2020
You should consult with a personal injury attorney to determine what, if anything, you can do at this point.
my heel bone still causes me a lot of pain and I limp now. The person has since moved out of his home.
The surgeon said he may be able to do surgery in it, but if gets infected he'd have to amputate my foot.
That was scary. Decided not to get surgery, with chance of my foot... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2020
Maybe - here's why. When you say that you were "working" at someone's home, the question is too vague for me to determine whether this is a workers' compensation or personal injury case. Secondly, the homeowner must be negligent for you to make recovery. There's a big... View More
I bit into bar and it felt like little pins in my mouth. My gum on bottom was bleeding and top denture got poked in just the right spot and now it's cracking.
I live in WI where this would be legal. Does the same hold true in MN?
She gets sick easily and coughs for 2 days after getting home from his house on the weekends. I feel helpless but she is 6.I should have control over her health. I have full physical he has 50%legal
answered on Jul 21, 2016
You could always petition the court for an order that would prevent him from smoking around the child or be in violation of the order. Frankly, I'm unsure what the odds of success of such an order might be.
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