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Allready went to a hearing to amend parts of the order and informed the judge of the spelling error but it wasn't still incorrect on the new copy. Does this make the order invalid? Seeing as that's not my name
answered on Sep 20, 2024
It is most likely valid. You know it is you; the other person knows it's you; and I am sure the police will know it's you when they show up.
Hello! I have a J2 visa - my husband kicked me out of the house. He is a narcissist, he was a psychological terror for almost 2 years, I am sure he cheated on me too. I work and I am fine. But I would like to know what I can do to stay here legally and disassociate myself from him.
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answered on Sep 18, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. If you're on a J2 visa, your legal status is tied to your husband's J1 visa. However, you may have options to remain in the U.S. independently. You could consider applying for a change of status, such as an adjustment to a work visa or student... View More 
I had to file an affidavit for postponement after receiving a sheriff sale notice for my home. Upon filing the affidavit with the county recorder they informed me that the legal description did not match what they had on file. When I got home I checked my Abstract of title and confirmed not only... View More
answered on Sep 18, 2024
Unfortunately, there are some situations attorneys haven’t dealt with and are unable to respond to in a free online Q and A. I suggest you contact real estate attorneys directly.
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 son is 9, his dad and I have never been married and never established custody through the court. He is on the birth certificate and we signed a ROP at birth. We have always agreed on a schedule. He has a past of abuse, anger issues etc to not only myself but others. I feel he is not acting in... View More
answered on Sep 13, 2024
Who told you "not to because technically [you] have it and he has to file for parenting time."
I have an autoimmune disease that caused me to experience both ear drums to burst. Big hearing disability!! Need help
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answered on Sep 12, 2024
I'm sorry to hear you're going through this challenging situation. An autoimmune disease leading to both eardrums bursting and causing a significant hearing disability is tough to manage. It’s important to connect with medical professionals who can provide the right treatment and... View More
Served a subpoena again?
answered on Sep 10, 2024
Yes, the subpoena would have to reflect the new trial date so you would need to be re-served with the subpoena.
I feel like they are covering their tracks. In July they gave the ultimatum to accept new role or I could leave. Now they are saying they should have done things differently. It feels like they are being untruthful. Multiple people were in the same position and the role was outsourced and we were... View More
answered on Sep 10, 2024
An employer can most likely change anything about the terms of your employment it wishes. Please discuss this with an employment attorney in your area.
The pictures were extracted from my phone after police seized it due to a drug offense. I took the pictures with the thought of misusing the information, but decided not to within minutes after taking the pictures. There were several months between taking the pictures and police extracting them... View More
answered on Sep 8, 2024
Can't answer "did I commit a crime" with just a few stated facts. But I can suggest: Don't discuss it with anyone or on the internet, especially with police. Instead, the one exception: discuss with your lawyer.
From March -August I've had nothing but lack of communication, mistakes from contract managers and emails detailing these issues. I've tried numerous times to request a refund upon firing the agency and have been ignored. After canceling my contract the company attempted to withdraw funds... View More
answered on Sep 8, 2024
I apologize, but this may not be a post most attorneys can respond to without conducting research.
I was pulled over on I-494. The officer checked my ID and insurance and told me to sit tight. Then he drove off leaving me astrayed for an hour. Is this legal? What can I do?
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
Being left stranded by a police officer after being pulled over is not typical and may raise some legal concerns. Law enforcement officers are expected to conduct traffic stops in a manner that ensures your safety. Leaving you alone on a highway without any explanation or further instructions could... View More
It is an homage to adult swim, but I paid for the font and don't use actual adult swim imagery. Am I at risk of a lawsuit or takedown of my channel if I continue to use this font?
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
Using the same font and brackets as Adult Swim for your Twitch logo, even if you purchased the font, could still pose legal risks. While paying for the font is a positive step, it doesn't grant you the right to imitate a distinctive style that is closely associated with another brand,... View More
I live in an apartment complex. Entry doors are directly across from each other. My neighbor put a ring doorbell on their door which looks directly into my house and records our activity whenever we come and go.
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
In your situation, the use of a security camera doorbell that faces directly into your front door raises valid concerns about privacy. While these devices are typically used for security purposes, when they capture footage of areas beyond the owner's property, such as your entryway, it can... View More
answered on Aug 30, 2024
No, they would need a signed copy. That signed copy could be digital. Depending on the county, most warrants are sent to the court digitally and "signed" by the court digitally. Law enforcement is good to go once the warrant has been authorized by the court.
The driver was arrested for a warrant, a DUI, and revoked license
answered on Aug 28, 2024
You can go to the DMV for new plates. I doubt that you simply have your original plates reinstated particularly if you permitted someone who was drunk and did not have a license to drive your car.
Patents on a film that covers the bottom of the pontoons you can peel back at season end to avoid the time and effort of cleaning.
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answered on Aug 25, 2024
To find out if there are any existing patents on a film that covers pontoons and can be peeled back at the end of the season, you can start by searching the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) database. The USPTO has a comprehensive online search tool called the Patent Full-Text and... View More
The 72 hours were up at 11am, and they did not release me until 4 pm same day. I’m wondering if this is a scenario that violates my rights and would cause a judge to dismiss my case. I can’t afford an attorney, I’m working on getting set up with a sliding scale or low fee attorney, however... View More
answered on Aug 22, 2024
Unfortunately, no. You should be released if they exceed the legal timeline to hold you before seeing a judge, however, dismissal is not a remedy for being held beyond the legal timeframe.
I was never notified by police via any sort of correspondence or phone call, in fact the police didn't even know it belonged to me, thus how could it be my fault they disposed of the rifle?
answered on Aug 21, 2024
If the police didn't even know it belonged to you, how could they notify you? File a claim with the City if you wish.
Talk to her she lied to get the hro on me saying I followed her and her child .but she has not had her son for 5 years she took and sold every thing in my home and I don't know what to do
answered on Aug 21, 2024
Your ex what? Wife? Girlfriend? Why can't you just block her? How did she take and sell everything in your home? So many questions. An attorney may evaluate your situation if you are planning on hiring one.
answered on Aug 18, 2024
Mostly likely yes, if you was on private property, and was not in your vehicle at the time of the stop, the cop can still stop you. Was it your private land? If not, it doesn't probably matter.
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