Dss will not stop coming to my house looking for my little sister. I willing let them in to look the first time after that I would not let them back in. They then took papers out on me for "contribute to del of a minor" what should I do ? No proof of anything just hearsay. Also can they... Read more »
My experience with DSS workers is not good. They often seem to gleefully abuse their power based on the flimsiest of evidence or even just their own bias and prejudice. Typically speaking you should never cooperate with DSS. As to what you should do now, you could likely benefit from a... Read more »
I live in Wilkes County, North Carolina. The case is also in Wilkes. I will discuss what the case is about in detail upon finding the lawyer I need but it involves a whole lot of hearsay over actual facts. There have been a ridiculous 6 or 7 calls made to DSS, all questionable and none were... Read more »
Your big mistake was cooperating with DSS. The time to have hired an attorney was prior to making that very bad decision. However, you still need an attorney and ASAP but you need a local attorney. So your best bet is to shop around locally - most of the attorneys here will not be able to assist... Read more »
I am involved as the victim of an identity theft operation called ghosting. My bank altered the tax ID # and my date of birth on the internal documents that are associated with my business accounts, overriding my social security number and date of birth with the identifiers belonging to somebody... Read more »
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Mother and child were made to leave their home and stay with grandparents. After cps told them they were doing so good and getting a new worker. Later came by and removed us. Parents had passed all drug screens. Accuse of DV. Even though father left to avoid a simple argument like they told him to... Read more »
This is essentially what often happens when you let DSS into your business and cooperate with them. DSS is so bad that often your best bet is to simply leave the state with the child as soon as you get wind of them sniffing around. However, in your case that ship has sailed long ago. Now that... Read more »
My wife is a manager for a large dialysis company and has led me to believe that she has had an affair with one of her subordinates. I have enough evidence to satisfy adultery in NC. In addition, I'm being treated for PTSD as a disabled law enforcement officer and Army vet and now have... Read more »
You can sue virtually anyone for virtually anything. The question you ought to be asking is - is it worth my while and what are my odds of success. Based on your description, it is likely not worth your while because the odds of success are likely less than slim and none. However, it never hurts... Read more »
As a starting point, you could contact the North Carolina Department of State Treasurer to see if they have records of unclaimed property in your family name.
Tim Akpinar
It has a list of services we offer and a coupon on it
This could depend on local rules. In addition to state and city environmental control board regs, some townships and villages have looked into measures to ban or control unsolicited flyers, coupon paks, etc.
Tim Akpinar
I am willing to sign a power of attorney and to pay.
Probably not. You might want to get an uber and go to the DMV yourself if you don't drive.
I would like to know a section code or ordinance that makes panhandling illegal which is protected by the 1st amendment
This is the first amendment: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of... Read more »
I was arrested in West Chester, Ohio on December 2013, for Civil Disobedience. I had to stay in Jail for 5 hours and next day had to court, court gave us warning and drooped charges to minor charges such as speeding ticket or Trust passing in private property.
Now I don't remember... Read more »
Yes, you must reveal your conviction on your N-400 application. You should order a certified copy of the record of conviction from the court where you were convicted. It does not sound like your conviction will negatively affect your application for naturalization.
I am an employee and she takes the taxes out of my check I do not fill out a 1099
It depends on what the wage agreement, or promised wage, is with your employer. If the agreement is, for example, that you will be paid 50% of the gross of amount of all services, there is an argument that you should get paid whether the employer does or not. If the agreement does not say that,... Read more »
The cops came to my house looking for brother asking a statement from him. They said they dont have a warrant but if he doesnt talk to them they will get one. This is about a shooting. What are his rights (hes 17) ? Is this a trick to take him to jail?
Lawyer up. They can't get a warrant to force a statement. They can get a Warrant for Arrest, if there is probable cause and it's issued by a proper judicial official. They may also get a Search Warrant, again with proper grounds (normally via oath or affidavit) to search for something.... Read more »
Under some circumstances - yes.
This wage garnishment occurred 10.14 - 01.15. My spouse attempted filing for a hearing, but the Dept. of the Treasury repeatedly denied receipt of the request. We had been homeless / jobless 11.12 - 12.13. We rented a house. This wage garnishment forced us to live off food stamps alone. Our... Read more »
If the judgment was properly granted and the amounts garnished correct under your statute, there is likely no legal recourse against the creditors.
I am 17 and life in my house is getting bad, my dad has been telling me we arent going to make it in this house together, i keep getting in trouble part of it my fault and the other side is not. I dont want to be in this hostile environment and I want my parents to understand that if we cant work... Read more »
At 17, you be respectful and do what your parents tell you. At 18 - do what you want.
Yeah, Pro Se's who don't know what they are doing try this from time to time and it generates a decent chuckle in the Courtroom. Any officer can stop a driver anywhere, so even if you were successful in challenging the stopping officer's jurisdiction what do you think is gonna... Read more »
i just got a civil summons for 2800 from calvry llc
i am on social security is only income
my wife and i and daughter live at house
we have no equity in the home
what should i do
If the debt is legitimate, then the best option is to speak to the creditor and attempt to get a payment plan to pay the debt. You have 30 days from the date you are served to file a response with the clerk. If you don't, the party will be able to get a default judgment against you. Once the... Read more »
I make all my own money and I have an online bank account which is where my money is being taken from.
At 18 you are an adult so no, your dad doesn't get to punish you that way anymore. So just refuse to give him the money (how is he getting into your online account?) or maybe be smart and put it in a real bank where he can't get to it. However, if you do that, he may kick you out or... Read more »
He was at the motel I reside at picking up someone with warrants and seen me drive around the parking lot and park. I went down to front desk an hour after me parking the car and he came in and wrote me a dwlr ticket
GREAT QUESTION - We've seen this happen in the past, although it involved a law enforcement officer whom was basically a neighbor and regularly checked DMV records.
While a citation may be written, that does NOT necessarily mean it can be proven in court.
Makes sense to talk... Read more »
and charged her with simple assault domestic violence. i filled out papers for a protective order here in nc, what can i do to get this order approved?
That's a good question because that type of thing happens more than you might expect in North Carolina.
The best thing to do is just show up to Court. I see cases dismissed on a regular basis in Domestic Violence Court simply because the people don't show up.
Sometimes... Read more »
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