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My friend whom I bought my house with was beating my dog and caught on camera by all neighbors and he was charged criminally, I’ve since had to surrender my dog and lost my job of 27 years over this.
answered on Jul 5, 2024
You may want to start by contacting Animal Law attorneys. It is unlikely you will find an attorney willing to take your case for free or even on a contingency basis.
I have registered as a gun offender in the state of Illinois and currently is fighting a new case with a gun in the state of MN
I think this product contains vitamin e, a known agent that causes lung issues when vaporized. The product is called ElfTHC and I was using their THCP blends. I've used other brands before and nothing has ever done this, nor does regular marijuana based THC. Their lab results online are... View More 
answered on Jun 26, 2024
You will need to contact Dangerous Drug Lawyers directly to determine if you have a viable case. This is not my area of expertise, but it doesn't seem you have a viable case.
I have noise recordings for a nuisance claim against a neighbor blaring bass heavy dance music through my walls. Recording was obtained in my home, video taken of the audio recording to act as a timestamp and confirm location of recording. If i were to go to trial, can i use these recording as... View More
answered on Jun 26, 2024
You or the person who took the video/audio recordings should be able to lay the foundation.
answered on Jun 18, 2024
The police officer could issue a citation tab charging a petty speed, after issuing a "warning." But I've never seen that happen, so it must be rare.
There were multiple people making false reports against me, which would be defamation since I can prove it correct?
answered on Jun 15, 2024
The employer has no obligation to conduct an investigation. A defamation lawsuit would be against the individuals who made the statement, not Hertz. Feel free to consult with an employment attorney.
I believe we check all the requirements to get a Summary Dissolution Divorce in Minnesota, the only concern is the amount of money in our joint account and the leased car we have. I would like some legal advice on it, thank you!
answered on Jun 13, 2024
Quite simply, you and your spouse will need to decide what is fair distribution.
My vehicle was parked at a friend's house while I was working upon returning roughly 30days later my vehicle was no longer at my friends (stolen) I notified police & then informed that they had it towed as an abandoned vehicle. I called tow company & they informed me that they had my... View More
answered on May 25, 2024
I apologize, I don't know what notice you were entitled to without reaching the law and knowing exactly what happened. Why didn't you receive notice from your friend who was letting you park there? Why was it deemed abandoned?
Minnesota resident. Want to know if I can let someone who doesn’t regularly reside at my home to use that home address for paperwork?
Opening a bank account, providing KYC for a service, etc.
I understand someone using an address without permission of the property owner is... View More
answered on May 25, 2024
It would really depend on the specifics. It may not be identy theft, but it could be fraud concerning others. If the person is using your address to gain advantages or benefits, both of you could be held accountable.
The governor wants a law passed that says anyone who is not an electrician or contractor cannot legally sell copper. I have been legally recycling e-waste for 20 years. This is a second income, but I will not be able to support my family without it. How is this law not depriving me and thousands... View More
answered on May 24, 2024
It is very unlikely it is unconstitutional. It requires a license.
I've been divorced for 27 years, and a month ago, I found out that my ex is paying into a life insurance policy without my consent. He also had the policy information going to his address in my name. Can you direct me to the appropriate lawyer to assist me with this?
answered on May 24, 2024
This is my area of expertise, but there may not be anything wrong or even inappropriate. Contact your own insurance agent first to get a free opinion.
The attorney in fact has been managing affairs because the client is bedridden but not cognitively impaired.
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answered on May 22, 2024
Under most power of attorney instruments, yes... but the attorney in fact must act in the Principal's interest. If not, then Principal should revoke the POA and sue the Agent for breach of fiduciary duty.
Just a couple of days ago, I received a letter from a Law firm asking me to contact immediately to discuss about a liability insurance claimed by its client pursuant to Mn Statutes 549.09. I'm kindly seeking a free consultation before contacting or doing anything further.
answered on May 13, 2024
This is not a criminal law issue. This is a civil judgement issue. You should ask the question in that forum or contact attorneys directly for a free consultation.
answered on May 9, 2024
If you have proof that the extension application was filed before your authorized stay expired, you will be considered to be in a period of authorized stay by the Attorney general and will not accrue unlawful presence
yes i have had two surgeries and now i am needing a third surgery and if i would have not gotten a second opinion i would have most likely needed a fourth surgery. i had a back fusion and it was redone a second time already i was told then by the surgeon he put a part in me that would not move well... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2024
A Minnesota attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. The answer to your question is a medical malpractice attorney. If you could arrange a free initial consult, that might help assess your matter. Good luck
There is an order dated entered on March 21, 2024.
answered on Apr 24, 2024
In most cases, the deadline for filing is 60 days from the date of the final court order. Your case may differ depending on your specific case.
Rob Kane
Eagan Family Law Attorney Minnesota
If I signed a contract with a health care entity and then this same entity MERGES with another (not sold), does the 2nd entity have the right to change terms of my contract (the original contract CEO is still the CEO of merged entity).
answered on Apr 20, 2024
Without knowing the terms and conditions of the contract you signed, I don't know if "the 2nd entity ha[s] the right to change terms of [your] contract. You don't even mention what the contract has to do with. Health care entities entered into dozens of contracts, some have nothing... View More
I'm on a business visit from 1 month ago in USA. USA embassy told me I don't need international drivers license in USA, and I just got a citation. What can I do?
answered on Apr 13, 2024
A little more information would be helpful. What was the citation for? A citation will provide you some direction itself. Are you still in the country? Arrangements for remote appearance or attorney only appearance may be possible.
Hi I was working under a company that said they would reimburse me for taking and passing a AWS certificate. Midway through my employment they dropped off and stopped even after I filled out the needed information for reimbursement. And then I got laid off and they're saying I should email... View More
answered on Apr 10, 2024
A policy isn't a contact, but it could be a factor in determining some disputes. I am not quite sure what you are seeking reimbursement for. It certainly wouldn't be an ongoing obligation once your employment ends.
I had major back surgery on 8/30/23. I started PT in Dec. & and the week before Christmas, I developed major low back pain. My Ortho Dr gave me steroids, thinking I had pain from swelling. Didn't help. He requested CT's & MRI's to see what was going on. On the CT's... View More
answered on Apr 10, 2024
Quite simply, you need to consult with medical experts and medical malpractice attorneys.
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