Who knows? It depends on a lot of things you have not mentioned. What is your compensation rate, rating, restrictions, education level, employment history, transferable job skills, future medical need, etc. All of us workers' compensation Certified Specialist lawyers give free... Read more »
Probably not as the Court appointed Salesman and his expenses, as well as lawyers, surveyors, Court Costs, etc. all get paid first prior to distribution after a Court Ordered Sale For Partition.
It is illegal for your landlord to cut off your power for nonpayment of rent or any other reason. You should seek assistance from an attorney regarding your lease.
She only let's me see them when it's convenient for her. When she has them there's no arguing. When I have them she constantly texts me when will she get them back and wants to argue. I'm tired. What are my rights as a father or do I have any?
You have custody & visitation rights as any father woud.
He raised the rent and rented to someone else. Is this legal?
On 1 hand, at this point in time, why does it matter? Anyway, I assume you have a written lease and if the lease has provisions which allow the landlord to not renew the lease, then as long as he followed those provisions for non-renewal, then he's compliant.
A red light was run and the police refused to breathalyze the driver even though I requested them to. He was notably impaired. His excuse was ‘the guy was a doctor’ and he didn’t have probable cause
In answer to your question, yes. I don't think his excuse is valid however law enforcement is not require to have each driver involved in a MVA given a breathlyzer test. Now, if you think the law enforcement really breached his duties, then you can assert a complaint with his supervisor or... Read more »
I cannot afford an attorney and I've reached out to the local DSS but due to a lawsuit that the mother has against them they will not help us. My grandson is 10 years old and lives every day in fear that his mother will show up to get him. He has told me he would kill himself if he ever had to... Read more »
I'm very sorry to hear about your situation and sympathetic to what you are going through. That said, while you are clear that you can't afford an attorney, I would strongly advise you to at least pay for a consultation to discuss the complicated issues that go into filing a third-party... Read more »
I have just arrived at the airport to leave USA after a 90 day tourist visit on an ESTA visa waiver program. I was due to leave for 4 days to allow my visit time to renew and then return to the states to finish my trip for another 2 months. But I have arrived at the airport and lost my passport!! I... Read more »
You will need to comply with the reality. Obtain your expedited foreign passport and then apply for a new visa in that document.
There is no way around it.
I have been in the USA as a tourist on the Visa Waiver program for almost 90 days. I was due to fly out today and return in a few days to continue my USA trip for another 2 months, but I have just learned that a friend I have had contact with has covid, and although I have not tested positive, i... Read more »
Normally you could file to extend your stay but Visa Waiver Program (VWP) entrants are not eligible to extend their stay or change status. However, under current regulations, if an emergency (such as COVID-19) prevents the departure of a VWP entrant, USCIS in its discretion may grant a period of... Read more »
Each party received a HUD prior to closing. Buyer’s agent never submitted amendment to attorney changing the purchase price. The amendment was signed by seller and buyer. The seller received more proceeds at closing than they should have. Who would owe the buyer?
If the Buyer's agent was responsible for turning in the amendment then my first response would be them, with a secondary responsibility to the seller. However, I can see several scenarios where the buyer and seller signed documents that assented to the unamended contract again.
I'm not aware of any probono divorce lawyers, if that is what the question is asking about. There are pro bono programs for domestic abuse victims, but they usually stick to getting a restraining order and do not touch the divorce items.
While rare, there are some law firms that work... Read more »
Lied on je preformed torts against and hot custody of my daughter snd he is not her father
This is something you need to hire a lawyer for.
Can I reach out to my spouse attorney to get the original document so I can record it myself.
If you also have a separation agreement in place, it will likely specify that your spouse must cooperate with anything reasonable and necessary to effectuate the terms of the agreement. If it is reasonable and necessary to file an original with the register of deeds to effectuate the terms, then... Read more »
Starting a business to sell hemp-derived CBD products. All products .3% or under. We would also sell non-hemp CBD products. We are not looking to trademark any specific item, just the name of the company and logo which will appear on all items.
There are several pitfalls in registering trademarks for CBD products. One factor is the type of products and services for which you want to register your mark. The 0.3% disclaimer usually overcomes the objections for smoking products. There are additional rules for edible and topical products.... Read more »
Buyer wants to treat the houses separately but I don't think that is possible without subdividing the lots.
You are correct you must subdivide if they insist on buying them separately.
What are the ramifications of selling each house separately on the same lot? I do not plan to subdivide the lots.
You do not sell houses you sell the land that they are affixed to, so in this case, you would be selling one tract that has two houses on it.
Ask for them to give you an offer for both houses and they can subdivide if they so choose.
Builder has provably breached contract multiple ways & attempting to now extort us by stopping work & attempting to bilk us out of money for materials purchased to FIX their negligece. They are doing so under the false pretense that this is lumber covered in the contract as "lumber... Read more »
Without seeing all of your paperwork, no lawyer is going to be able to give you an informed opinion. Take everything to a local lawyer and have them look it over.
Can she put it in her Sons name, or sell it to him for $10.00?
Depends on how the land is currently owned, without seeing the current deed or will that left it to you I couldn't answer whether or not the estate could force a sale.
As to the part about her gifting it to her son or selling it for far below market value, once again I would have to... Read more »
been separated for 2 years now, she continued in the house, moved in a guy and now is married. Neither one of us has established great credit and she no longer works. She is getting behind on payments and its dragging my credit down
You can file for a partition sale, speak to a local attorney about doing that and bring them as much documentation as possible.
I have requested that my paycheck be mailed but the employer is telling me they will not mail it because they want me to come in and sign a paper stating that I received it. I asked to DocuSign it and they said no. Is this legal?
From North Carolina's Statute § 95-25.7 (the Wage and Hour Act)
Payment to separated employees.
Employees whose employment is discontinued for any reason shall be paid all wages due on or before the next regular payday either through the regular pay channels or by mail if... Read more »
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