The most important question is where, when, and why you were asked about that?
Then, whether that question was directly related to your job duties and how you would perform your duties with precautions, if any, as required by law.
Then, if the question were asked at the appropriate... Read more »
I am three months over due in my loans. My mom and I are members of the same credit union. She is not however, a cosigner on any of those loans. They took $500 out of her account to pay it. Upon calling about it, they stated I gave them permission. I most certainly did not, not even close! My mom... Read more »
The only explanation is that you are a signer on one or more of your mother's accounts at the credit union? Otherwise they are not supposed to do what you say they did.
Is on the title due to park regulations. She wants me to buy her out for 2000( roughly half purchase price). She did not put money into it or towards it. She is trying to tell me she will force me to sell the mobile home if I don't pay her 2000. I am the primary on the title and still live in the... Read more »
Greetings. New York's heart balm act (Section 80-b of NY's Civil Rights Law) allows individuals to sue for return of property given to a fiance in contemplation of marriage. Common examples include return of an engagement ring, a house, a car, a fur coat, etc. The court will direct the fiance to... Read more »
He wants to pay me monthly for the loan on the boat as well as some credit card debt that I have on my card that's his.
Should I get this in writing, or is it too late. The boat has not been delivered yet and we are still on speaking terms.
Not sure if we will get back together and... Read more »
Definitely get it in writing. And if you cannot get out of this boat deal make sure you are on title. Otherwise you will have a debt and no boat.
Court (new york) can I use?
It requires a declaratory judgment action in Supreme Court.
I work as a cashier in a pharmacy, last week I had LP investigating me for theft and lost prevention.
Long story short, I used my non discount card for customers which accumulated coupons that I used for personal purchases. The amount estimated was $100. In my statement, I admitted the... Read more »
An employment lawyer would carefully review your employee handbook before advising you. This could be completed remotely. You would call and discuss more details, you and the lawyer would agree to a flat fee for such review and legal advice regarding options, and everything including payment and... Read more »
I am Italian but I have a curiosity about American law: In Italy, when someone is the person damaged by the crime who intends to assert his claim for compensation or restitution before the criminal judge, he becomes a civil party. How does it work in America?
Your question bridges two areas of practice under U.S. law. You ask about restitution. That is a remedy provided for under criminal law, where the criminal must pay the victim for losses they caused (medical expenses, lost wages, property losses, and others). There are also crime victim... Read more »
Small production company with known reputable owner relies on its contract with major casting website to gain actors for play. Website employee arbitrarily suddenly cancels contract denying production company information with actor’s contact info that applied for positions causing immediate... Read more »
Greetings. This is a service contract dispute. The dispute will be governed by the contract. You need a lawyer to review the contract and determine your rights and remedies. For example, if there is a paragraph or clause in a contract that dictates when and why one party may terminate the... Read more »
I was wrongfully placed in injuction unable to even respond, however I feel as if the judge disagrees with the extreme financial inequality, and perhaps waiting for me to either respond or at least give my side, and truthfulness of the matter.
You need an attorney ASAP
A trust was created for my benefit earlier this summer. A promissory note was given in trust to the trustees to be invested and utilized for specific purposes. The note transferred to the trustees is still currently in their possession. They have not performed the trust nor accounted as required... Read more »
A trustee has the duty to protect, collect and maximize the value of trust assets for the benefit of the beneficiaries, and intentionally destroying a trust asset would presumptively be a violation of that duty. However, it is possible that the note truly was uncollectible and it would cost the... Read more »
He claims he mailed papers but I have not received them. Tonight he was supposed to serve papers, he claimed they were the second round. He wanted to bring them to me at 8pm on a Thursday night. I work 7am-4pm and I do not get home until 530 with picking my daughter up from daycare. He has not... Read more »
You obviously know about the case. While the court will undo any defaults, etc., from lack of service, you should ask for the papers again, or go to the clerk to get them, and not ignore this. Playing the service issue might work, but also might not.
A lot depends on the evidence, the perpetrator and the timing
I have brought a civil court case to Supreme Court
i am trying to sue for damages.
The defendants have asked the court for dismissal, how long does the Defense get to present their reasons or evidence for dismissal to the judge?
The reasons for the Motions to dismiss are 1)... Read more »
It is very hard to do a pro se case in Supreme Court, especially a complex commercial case. I am not even sure you commenced the case correctly, but if you did, they can move to dismiss without answering in the time to answer (which is counted differently depending on how service was made), or... Read more »
A friend and I have been sharing a dog for about 2 1/2 years. She originally got the dog but I mainly takr care of the dog. I watched the dog more, trained, groomed him. She moved quite often and the dog was alone which is how I ended up with the dog so much. I would watch the dog for months at a... Read more »
It sounds like you both potentially can claim ownership. However, based upon what you indicated, you probably have a stronger claim. The two of you can agree who is the true owner through a written agreement. If not, the Courts may have to decide for you if there is a dispute in the future.
You need to bring an order to show cause and prove improper service and a meritorious defense to the underlying case. How hard this is depends on which court entered the judgment.
I was engaged to be married to a woman that I had living with me her brother and his wife we're losing their apartment and she asked if they could move in temporarily. Temporarily has turned into a year-and-a-half ordeal my relationship with the woman has ended 6 months ago and her brother and his... Read more »
Yes, you must do a legal eviction.
book against my will they came into my house on 11/19/2014 pull a gun out on me because i was video taping him asking him what reason did he just enter into my home he states i was call long story short they took me out my home and tried to kill me in a public hospital with hand cuffs on behind my... Read more »
Firtst, you wrote in a run on sentence so it is not clear what you wrote
I have no idea what a dummy book is
Second, stop making public statements
Third, if you want a lawyer, then call one.
Do not expect lawyers to respond to your public announcement
Records belong to the not for profit. Where are they? It may be a criminal taking and the police would help.
Yes. But it depends on the court (Supreme, Civil) and the trial date.
Payments made on a legal agreement through the courts were paid in full, but the courts never reported to the credit bureaus that they were paid.
Court stuff cannot be done with the credit bureau directly. A satisfaction of judgment needs to be filed by the judgment creditor. If it is criminal restitution, call the clerk.
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