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The policy holder of my insurance has the misguided belief that since the accident happened on private property, that the insurance companies would determine we are both at fault. But the incident report clearly states that she backed into the vehicle I was driving while leaving the residence and... View More 
answered on Feb 17, 2024
That provision about private property does not sound right - most jurisdictions will apply ordinary vehicle & traffic law provisions, public or private property. Depending on the extent of damages, it could be something to handle in small claims court. A local attorney could provide more... View More
The policy holder of my insurance has the misguided belief that since the accident happened on private property, that the insurance companies would determine we are both at fault. But the incident report clearly states that she backed into the vehicle I was driving while leaving the residence and... View More
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answered on Feb 11, 2024
This summary is unclear in many respects. However, most top personal injury law firms are only going to want your case is personal injuries occurred from the impact. Settling property damage claims is typically settled by each insurance company. My first impression is that the other driver was at... View More
That if I never received a bill for property taxes now he has past
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
I understand your situation with your father using your social security number to purchase land, resulting in a lack of property tax bills. It's crucial to address this issue promptly to avoid potential legal complications.
First, consult with an attorney who specializes in real... View More
My ex has a more experienced lawyer than I can afford and she brought into the hearing a public intoxication charge. We are granted joint custody with a breathalyzer during my weeks . I’m fine with it and doing great but I’m terrified in mediation or trial he will attempt to keep this order... View More
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answered on Feb 1, 2024
In Mississippi, the conditions set forth in a temporary hearing, such as alcohol monitoring, can be subject to modification in the final decree. If all alcohol tests during the temporary period are consistently passed and there are no further concerns about alcohol abuse, it's possible to... View More
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answered on Jan 29, 2024
If you are considering divorce due to incompatibility in your marriage, the process generally begins by filing a petition for divorce with your local court. This petition should state the grounds for divorce, which in many states can simply be "irreconcilable differences" or a similar... View More
was needing to know if you can be sued for opening a franchise in Ms, that the same franchise is already operating in Ms. Or can the owner operating under a franchise name, stop another individual from opening a business in a different location operating under the same franchise name?
answered on Feb 19, 2024
Its not clear what exactly is occurring in your case, but you should consult with a franchise attorney in your area to discuss. Anyone can file a lawsuit, but not all law suits are viable or filed in good faith.
If you signed a franchise agreement with a franchisor granting you the right... View More
was needing to know if you can be sued for opening a franchise in Ms, that the same franchise is already operating in Ms. Or can the owner operating under a franchise name, stop another individual from opening a business in a different location operating under the same franchise name?
answered on Jan 23, 2024
In general, the ability to open a franchise in a specific location, such as Mississippi, and whether an existing franchisee or the franchisor can take legal action against a new franchisee depends on several factors:
1. Franchise Agreements: The rights and obligations of franchisees are... View More
My car was involved in an accident in Sept and went to a insurance agent referred shop. The shop owner gave the runaround about waiting for parts for two months. Finally the shop owner said he had 95% of parts and would work on the car. The next month the owner claimed his shop was closing. Fast... View More
answered on Jan 23, 2024
Since he has now filed for bankruptcy, you will need to pursue the matter through the bankruptcy court. I recommend that you consult a bankruptcy attorney to determine whether a proof of claim needs to be filed, to get you on the list of creditors, etc. Be aware that you will probably not receive... View More
In 2016 I was in Corinth Mississippi walking to the store at approximately 7 in the morning. As I was walking a police car with his lights on pulled up in the turning lane and instructed me to come out to his vehicle. When I approached the car the officer got out of the car and asked me for my ID I... View More
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answered on Jan 21, 2024
Hi! Happy Sunday. Based on the facts provided, it seems the incident in question occurred in 2016 in Corinth, Mississippi.
The statute of limitations for aggravated assault in Mississippi is 2 years (Miss. Code Ann. § 99-1-5). However, the statute of limitations may be longer or not apply... View More
Because i still need to transfer title after filing Affadavit To Heirship(?)
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answered on Jan 13, 2024
To transfer property in Mississippi from an Administratrix Deed after someone's death with the judge's orders, you typically need to use a Quitclaim Deed or a Warranty Deed, depending on the circumstances.
First, ensure that you've filed the Affidavit of Heirship as required... View More
I'm still paying child support.shouldnt it have stopped by now?
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answered on Jan 12, 2024
In most cases, child support obligations continue until the child reaches the age of majority, which is typically 18 years old. However, there can be circumstances where support continues beyond this age, such as if the child is still in high school or has certain disabilities. If your daughter... View More
I'm still paying child support.shouldnt it have stopped by now?
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answered on Jan 12, 2024
In Mississippi, child support obligations typically continue until the child reaches the age of majority, which is 21 years old in this state. However, if the child is emancipated or has moved out of the custodial parent's home and is financially independent before reaching the age of... View More
My uncle was shot and killed, and they tried to kill my dad and my brothers. So we had to pack up everything and leave. Our neighbors just didn’t want black neighbors at the time. This was around 1950 ,but I still have the deed.
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answered on Jan 10, 2024
Your situation is deeply troubling and highlights a painful part of history. Holding the deed to the land is significant, as it establishes a legal claim. First, you should confirm the current status of the property. This can be done by checking the latest property records in the county where the... View More
answered on Jan 9, 2024
This is a little bit of a tricky question. In Mississippi, the length of jail time really depends on the value of the dirt bike. Depending on the circumstances, it could also be worked out to where a person may not have to serve any sort of jail time, and instead the person can participate in a... View More
I understand there's no set time for indictment but can I argue the due process to a speedy trial argument and file for a motion to dismiss being it's taking 2 years and still no indictment. The c/s was not in my possession it was in the car I was driving so constructive possession is... View More
answered on Jan 9, 2024
The process of filing a motion to dismiss is relatively simple. What you will need to do, assuming you do this pro se, is just file the motion in the court where the matter is pending, and refer to the various Barker factors (time since arrest, whether the right to speedy trial was invoked, the... View More
Himself in I can havr my car well the towing company said it's 600$ as of today an they had it three days an there still a hold on it am the guy turned himself in yesterday around 2. Is this legal to do this hold my car an charge Me these fees
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answered on Jan 8, 2024
In Mississippi, when your car is impounded by the police, especially after being involved in a crime like a high-speed chase, the towing and storage fees usually fall to you as the owner. The legality of holding your car and charging fees typically depends on the policies of the local police... View More
An now the towing company wanna charge me 600$ an said they had for 3 actually today makes 2 an there a hold on it still is it legal to charge me so much when the police put hold on it am there closed on Sunday an the mam turned himself in yesterday. They said we'll give your car back when he... View More
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answered on Jan 8, 2024
In Mississippi, when a car is impounded by the police, the towing and storage fees are typically the responsibility of the car owner. However, if there was a specific agreement or understanding with the police about releasing your car without charge upon the surrender of the individual involved in... View More
The title of the house and property is exchanged several times between him and his sister and eventually his ex-wife(25 yrs younger) is add. They've been divorced for 8 to 10 years now and she's suing him for community property. His attorney said it was a mortgage on the house that she... View More
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answered on Jan 13, 2024
In Louisiana, the "dirty hands doctrine" is not a recognized legal doctrine that would automatically prevent someone from claiming community property in a divorce case. Community property laws in Louisiana can be complex, and the outcome of your dad's case would depend on various... View More
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answered on Jan 8, 2024
As an unmarried, disabled individual over 65 owning less than an acre of land, your tax obligations depend on various factors, including the location of the property and your income. Property taxes are generally levied by local governments, and the rules can vary significantly from one jurisdiction... View More
Looking for legal advice for disruptive loud and raucous noise coming from neighbor's property in close-quarter living conditions. What practice area of law should I reach out to in order to act on this?
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answered on Jan 5, 2024
For issues related to loud and disruptive noise from a neighbor, you would typically look into attorneys practicing in the area of real estate or property law. These legal professionals often handle disputes between neighbors, including noise complaints and other nuisances.
In some cases,... View More
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