Theoretically, yes. Since you don't offer anymore information, a summary can carry up to 90 days in jail.
taxes and property taxes in deceased parent's name?When child gets short certificate, fo they have to report real estate if it's value is $6000?
Can a child continue to live there?
Doing this alone will not denote ownership of the real estate.
I got pulled over 2 days ago for speeding through a school zone. The officer told me I was going 29 in a 15mph zone. I never got a ticket before. My dad told me I could lose my license, is that true? What should I do?
You will not lose your license, unless this is a 2nd offense. It will be 3 points added to your license which could affect your insurance rates. Plead not guilty and get a lawyer, as your chances to get zero points will be better with a lawyer. Also, depending on the county, some judges will let... Read more »
I was incarcerated for a month and a half then I was released because my son recanted his story but while I was incarcerated they had a court date for custody for my oldest child but being as though I was not present they pushed his court date back and granted my children's cousin sole custody of... Read more »
Your plate is unfortunately full of bad luck! Sorry to hear it.
Also unfortunately, you haven't posed a question -- so there's nothing for me to answer. Try again?
How do u admend it to do this is there a special form to submit to courts
You just need to file a new pleading called Amended Divorce Complaint, add in the count and then serve her with it.
we had J1/J2 visas, we both currently live in the US, she applied for asylum and got denied
Wasn't she included on your asylum application?
If not, there's nothing you can do that I know of, to help her, until you become a permanent resident.
Let's backtrack. If "your" two girls are two of the three children that you and your BF have together, then your BF has just as much legal right to have them as you do. If the two of you can't agree on who will have legal and physical custody of your three children, however, then one of you will... Read more »
Why do I not have any amounts or items. I never got any paperwork. I have never really been in trouble. I have been having major issues with health.
The Police Criminal Complaint might have been mailed to you, and maybe you never got that mail because the cops and courts don't have your current mailing address? It's common for the cops to use the address from your driver's license -- and sometimes folks forget to update their address with... Read more »
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Hi my girlfriend is incarcerated at RCF in Philadelphia PA but has a court date tomorrow in Delaware county pa will they make sure she appears at court so she doesn't have a warrant issued
If the Delaware County courts *know* that your girlfriend is incarcerated in Philadelphia, then yes -- they'll arrange for her transportation from Philly to Del.Co. But if they don't, they won't.
You (or anyone else) can contact the Delaware Co. District Attorney's Office and let them... Read more »
Traffic ticket issued in NJ, PA drivers license.
Offense 19:9-1.2.19
1 How many points?
2. Do points appear on PA drivers license?
3. If so, how long do points stay on a PA driver’s license?
You should be in good shape. Out of state tickets do not transfer to PA. It does transfer if you had a NJ license and received a ticket in PA.
Some counties allow a second DUI ARD. Many dont. The only way to get this answer is to contact a local attorney. Lancaster County has very specific rules to get ARD and if you dont adhere to them strictly they will deny.
any appts with my lawyer and court proceedings she says any more stress I will have a mental breakdown was informed by lawters assistant I had to go to court or a bench warrant would be issued I mental am worse than I was at drs
That type of note from your doctor generally isnt sufficient to excuse you from court appearances (if you are the defendant).
This is really a conversation you should have with your attorney. You cant, and shouldnt, provide us with the information we need to comment online. If you feel... Read more »
We do not currently have an official custody arrangement. It has been 9 years since we divorced. The children are both 15 years old. We are afraid to go for court for one because the children don't want to see their father more than they have to if we fail to get sole custody. However, the father... Read more »
I am not sure what safe legally means? The father has an equal right to see his children, so a court may order visitation. The children's viewpoint is one of 16 factors the court considers in ordering visitation. Here is where it gets nasty. Florida is a member of the custody compact but they... Read more »
Eventually. The idea is that they will hopefully pick you up when you are out and about. But every county does roundups every so often. Ideally, they will catch you in your car, for a speeding ticket, then you are an easy target. Eventually, they will come to get you though (holidays are a... Read more »
i was with friends and went into a building that we all thought was abandoned but wasn’t and we all got in trouble with the law and went to court and “all” got trialed the same but me and 3 other of my friends got 5 years of probation but the most culpable friend only got 1 year because it... Read more »
There is literally no way to answer this question. There may be differences in culpability. There may be differences in prior history. There may be differences in family life. There are literally a dozen reasons a judge could sentence one person differently than another. Ask your attorney,... Read more »
He has cash in escrow, debtors to pay and a property to sell or settle with beneficiaries.
I am not sure what your question is. If you are dissatisfied, you can make an appointment with another lawyer for a second opinion.
I have a 4 year old and no written custody agreement. My ex husband is currently in jail. Do I establish full custody now or wait till he is released
Realistically, you'll be making 100% of the parental decisions as long as he's incarcerated, and you don't need a court order to do that. However, once he's out, there could be some friction between you two if you can't always agree on child rearing. If you think that's likely, you may want to... Read more »
My children are not PA residents and there is documented child abuse (through counselors) in the PA parent's home. All evidence is outside PA.
I see you're asking your question from NY State, and so I'll presume that the state where you and the children reside.
So long as the children have resided in NY State for the past six (6) months, NY State should have jurisdiction of child custody decisions now. Open a custody case in your... Read more »
On Oct 30 police raided my house. Accused me of uploading CP. I did not do this. Someone hacked my router or computer. 1 month prior i had problems which required me to do a clean install on my computer. I am unable to pay bills because they have my computers which are required for my one job. I am... Read more »
Good luck with that, honestly. You could file a motion with the court seeking a return of your computers, and cite the extraordinary circumstance of needing them to earn a living, but typically evidence and "instruments of crime" are kept in police possession until resolution of the case.... Read more »
he never changed the beneficiary. Am I still the beneficiary?
This is actually not a simple question. You should take this information together with a copy of your divorce decree to an experienced probate attorney in your area. The life insurance company might very well pay the policy proceeds to you, but depending on how the divorce decree is worded,... Read more »
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