So I would like to know we what I should do. Also am I or my children entitled anything? He did not have a will or insurance. I could really use some help and guidance. Thank you
As his wife, you are entitled to 1/3 of his estate and a year's support. His children are entitled to the remaining 2/3 and if they are under 18, they are entitled to a year's support as well. The separation is a non issue. Find a lawyer specializing in probate law. Because probate law... Read more »
Good question.
The answer it really depends on which jurisdiction the case is in. Some jails do 2 for 1 credit and some calculate jail time day for day. Also, because of the Coronavirus some jails are releasing persons jailed for less serious non violent crimes early.
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In an elementary school the parent pick up line starts to form more than 90 min before the students are released at the end of the day. The line is very long and the PTA has auctioned off the first two spots in the front of the line for the two parents (with the highest bid) to arrive anytime... Read more »
I don't hear anything illegal about what you have described. As long as the school's administration approves and there are no safety or traffic laws broken, the PTA can auction off those coveted spots. On the other hand, enforcement may prove interesting!
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All citizens of the United States, resident in Georgia, are citizens of Georgia.
Ga. Const. 1983, Art. I, § I, ¶ VII.
Until citizenship is acquired elsewhere, a citizen of Georgia continues to be a citizen of the state and of the United States.
I am a 29 year civilian ga resident in the state of ga.
I will be 30 years old in the next two months in August. What do I have to do? I have been a local resident in the city of Decatur for 10 years.
in most states you petition to get on the ballot. Contact the Ga.Secretary of State's office. Good luck!
2 points. With no driving history, this should not suspend your license.
He is on probation for aggravated assult and robbery, he was picked up 2 days for an accessory to a drive by shooting. Which he did not shoot only the driver
If he was involved in a shooting, while already on probation, your boyfriend should hire an attorney immediately. Not only is he facing probation violations, but he is likely facing new charges as well.
For more information, visit my website at www.LevinLawyerGa.com
You can't without the consent of a parent.
It states we can terminate if we become eligible for housing (military service members)
This is a state law question - you should go see the base legal assistance office or the base housing office. Generally, you need a letter on official letter head that meets the requirements of state law.
Depends on current meghans law other rules.
He won his hearing based on the fact that the employer didn't meet the burden of proof regarding warnings and Strikes because they claim there was a three-strike policy. The hearing to place over two days and his former employer did have an attorney. The boss did talk with my husband once... Read more »
Hart to say--it depends on the adjudicator, how they felt. If he gets an employer decision then check with Ga.Legal Services/Legal Aid.
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