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answered on Sep 11, 2024

In Oklahoma, there is generally no "cooling-off" period or buyer's remorse law that allows you to return a used car and get your down payment back after signing a contract. Once you sign the purchase agreement, you are usually bound by its terms unless the dealer explicitly included... View More

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answered on Sep 8, 2024

It sounds like your situation involves multiple legal and property issues, and it may be worth considering a more assertive approach to protect your rights. If you had a valid agreement with the "in care of" person to use the carport and driveway, and you performed the agreed-upon yard... View More

An Oklahoma attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It could be better to make the request via certified mail and email. You'd have a record of the request, and it doesn't carry the risks of accusations that could arise in physically appearing at... View More

An Oklahoma attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Some questions go unanswered here, but your question may have been overlooked under the general "Uncategorized" heading. You could try reposting and adding "Criminal Law" as a heading. Good luck

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answered on Sep 12, 2023

Ensure you gather all relevant documents related to your eviction, including your lease agreement and any notices received. Acting swiftly and following the correct legal procedures is essential.

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answered on Aug 2, 2023

It is generally legal for passengers to ride in the bed of a pickup truck in Oklahoma, provided that they were at least 12 years old and the vehicle was not traveling on an interstate highway.

The theft should be covered by your comprehensive motor vehicle insurance coverage. If there is any potential theory of recovery against Camping World, your insurance company will be subrogated and may potentially bring such claim on your behalf to recoup what it has to pay you under your policy.

Contact the sheriff office and report them. Beyond that you can pursue a VPO against them if you feel threatened. Other than that you may have some elements of stalking but you need to contact an attorney in your area to assist you.

What are you attempting to sell and how long has it been since the felony conviction? More information is required to fully assess your question.

Because, in a lot of cases it is better for you to seek counsel. What often appears like "common sense" may in fact be the opposite of what years of case law and statutes have said. This is where the lawyer and judges may, not always, be more capable in actual knowledge of the law. I... View More

Need more information to answer this question with any remote chance of accuracy.

It sounds like you might need an emergency motion to modify whatever underlying custody agreement / order is currently in place.

If no order is in place, then your kid can stay with either parent.

Not really. If you’re in danger or risk of imminent harm, you can file a VPO.

That said, if your abuser has left you alone for over 15 years and shows no sign of coming around, you could have court costs assessed against you.

Contact an attorney specialized in estate and/or probate issues. Sooner the better it sounds like.

It sounds like a lot is going on there.

There can be civil remedies for destruction of property that you could, depending on the value of what this person damaged/destroyed, bring in Small Claims court. If it's more than $10,000.00, then you could file a CS or CJ action.

There... View More

It's a different question if it's "legal" versus if it's covered by his insurance. It's "legal" as long as you have your friend's permission to drive their vehicle.

However, their insurance policy's terms would determine if you were a... View More

I'm sorry to hear you are in this position.

If you left, your parent(s) could call the police and DHS and try to force you to return. Depending on how close you are to 18, their response could be different.

I'm happy to talk with you about some options. I was previously an... View More

There's a lot going on here and more information is really needed to know what the options would be. Many attorneys offer at least free initial consultations.

I wish you the best.

The answer depends on the wording in the deed and the factual circumstances. It's not clear from your description who are the joint tenants on your deed. You should take the deed to a real estate attorney for review and advice concerning how to get the deed corrected.

You will have to pay it back. They will eventually discover it. However, a better course would be to call the loan company and let them know of their mistake. You can ask them to reimburse you for your wire fees.