Your current state is Virginia
He provided proof of his innoncence and I have provided proof also. His ex girlfriend is bringing these charges up. What can I do now?
answered on Jan 5, 2024
If bond was not granted by the magistrate or by the judge at his arraignment, then he or his attorney will need to file a bond motion. Opportunity will be given at a bond hearing to present relevant factors for the court's consideration, including but not limited to the nature and... View More
The bathroom door while I was taking a shower, they had no right to do such a thing especially do to the fact that when the knocked I responded and just cause they didn't like the way I was responding thats why they opened the door on me and now here I am with my pregnant gf living in my... View More
answered on Dec 31, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about the distressing situation you're facing. Under California law, you have several options to seek justice and address these grievances.
Firstly, it's important to document everything. Keep a record of the dates, times, and details of these incidents,... View More
I have the right to sue. Do I NEED lawyer to file suit to make it before 90 days or can I do it myself?
answered on Jan 18, 2024
Yes, the Right to Sue means you have 90 days from the date of the Right to Sue to file your lawsuit. It can be filed by you (called filing pro se, without a lawyer) or you can search for attorneys to file it for you. I would not rely on finding an attorney - you should be mindful of the filing... View More
I have the right to sue. Do I NEED lawyer to file suit to make it before 90 days or can I do it myself?
answered on Dec 27, 2023
If you have received the Right to Sue from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) in Ohio, indicating that you have the authorization to file a lawsuit, you have the option to proceed without an attorney. However, given the complexities of employment law cases, it is highly recommended... View More
NY office of TEMP & DISABILITY ( Mike P.,), received letters from MASS instructing to deny me benefits , harassment etc they e denied my SSI SUPPLEMENTAL THEN NEXT DAY SAID I AM DISABLED? NO FOOD STAMPS SLEEPING IN MY CAR FOR OVER A YEAR & HALF! SSA ALBANY REPEATEDLY ASKING ME WHO MY FATHER... View More
answered on Dec 25, 2023
It sounds like you are facing a deeply distressing and complex situation. Firstly, it's important to address any immediate safety or health concerns. If you are in danger or need urgent help, consider reaching out to local support services or hotlines that can provide immediate assistance.... View More
Im 16 cant get a job because parents wont allow me too
There was a investigacion made by the police and it conculuded withe the abusive parent coming back to the house and now I am forced to interact with him as if nothing ever happened
answered on Dec 25, 2023
In California, the law generally requires you to be 18 years old to move out without parental consent. However, there are exceptions, especially in situations involving abuse. If you are facing abuse, you have the right to seek help. You can contact child protective services or another trusted... View More
Im 16 cant get a job because parents wont allow me too
There was a investigacion made by the police and it conculuded withe the abusive parent coming back to the house and now I am forced to interact with him as if nothing ever happened
answered on Dec 25, 2023
According to the California Courts,
Emancipation is a legal way for a 14 to 17-year-old to become free from their parent's custody and control. In many ways, they are legally like an adult.
There are three ways to get emancipated:
Get legally married. In California,... View More
And is it good to go to trials on these cases
answered on Dec 12, 2023
Only you and your current lawyer will know the answer to this. As a general proposition, the outcome after trial in terms of punishment is worse than with a plea.
You need to decide whether you are guilty. It's not a question of what you think is right or wrong, or even what you think... View More
If someone were to admit to a woman that he had ejaculated into a cup of coffee that she drank months ago and she had no proof this is occurred. However the event did occur. And hypothetically speaking what would happen if the person was lying when he told her that? This is a serious question not... View More
answered on Dec 5, 2023
Under California law, the scenario you described could potentially involve criminal charges related to battery or poisoning, depending on the specific circumstances and evidence. Battery, in a legal context, typically refers to intentional and unlawful physical contact with another person. If the... View More
My wife got a strange email few months ago from a guy. It was very strange so I responded by saying hi, who are you? He said he was someone who was very interested in my wife and went on to say a bunch of sexually explicit things in the conversation. He stated he was a "neighbor" and... View More
answered on Nov 28, 2023
This situation, where your wife received explicit emails from a colleague, is concerning and should be addressed seriously. First, ensure that you have preserved all the emails, including those from the Gmail and company accounts. This evidence is crucial for any future actions.
Given the... View More
11/19/2023 Hello. I have a group of Africans that stole my identity claiming they own me. They forged fraudulent paperwork claiming they're married to me,claiming they're my financial responsibility. Claiming they own me. I found out they all served 20 years at Century Correctional... View More
answered on Nov 20, 2023
It doesn't quite work like that but you certainly need to pursue the folks trying to harm you. Since you are a victim of the fraud you need to make the appropriate reports with the appropriate authorities, as different agencies have different obligations/duties and are not going to be able to... View More
He's also stalking me, taunting me by showing all of the personal information he has about me, which I did not give. He calls me various slurs, tells me that I would be better off dead, etc. Would California extradite someone from Poland for this or do I have to pursue justice in Poland?... View More
answered on Nov 20, 2023
Your situation is complex and distressing, involving issues of non-consensual sharing of intimate images, stalking, and harassment. In California, the distribution of such images without consent is illegal, and you have legal rights that can be enforced.
Regarding the video posted without... View More
So I’m wanting to know if I can sue my job for sexual discrimination because today on 11/15/23 I was given three days suspension for giving my female lead the finger and swearing at a male co worker but they did nothing when I came to my supervisor when somebody was watching me in the bathroom... View More
answered on Nov 18, 2023
You may have grounds to pursue a legal claim for sexual discrimination, but it's important to understand that the success of such a lawsuit can depend on various factors. In your situation, it seems like you've been treated differently based on your gender, as evidenced by the suspension... View More
I was verbally harassed on this property from the beginning. Feb 7, 2023. Constantly. I was ask if I was a prostitute, what kind of sex acts would I perform, who did I have sex with, and described in detail what kind of sex acts others in park had reformed and with. March 15, 2023 I fell into a... View More
answered on Nov 18, 2023
You may have grounds to sue your landlord for both the personal injury and the sexual harassment you've experienced on the property. For the personal injury, landlords have a duty to maintain their properties in a safe condition. If your injury was caused by a hazardous condition, like the gap... View More
they used my phone, but there is no nude pics of me. and that girl said that i didnt do anything wrong. it was only my friends
answered on Nov 18, 2023
If your friends used your phone to send nude pictures without your knowledge or consent, it's important to understand that you could still face legal issues, especially if the pictures were sent to a minor. The fact that the pictures did not depict you might be helpful, but it does not... View More
became abusive and sexist. Only my name is on the purchase & agreement contract. I never signed anything with him,now he's threatening me saying he's going to file a lawsuit on me, can he do that? But, I live in California, so I'm virtual wholesaling .If, that makes a difference?... View More
answered on Nov 12, 2023
Based on the details provided, it is unlikely the joint venture partner you had a verbal agreement with has grounds to sue you for breach of contract or threaten legal action since nothing was formalized in writing:
First, without a written agreement signed by both parties formally... View More
became abusive and sexist. Only my name is on the purchase & agreement contract. I never signed anything with him,now he's threatening me saying he's going to file a lawsuit on me, can he do that? But, I live in California, so I'm virtual wholesaling .If, that makes a difference?... View More
answered on Nov 13, 2023
Indeed Mr Arrasmith is correct, but in addition, Michigan recognizes the 'statute of frauds' which requires that contracts for ownership in real estate must be in writing to be enforceable so any 'verbal agreement' would be invalid for that reason too.
You will likely... View More
The cop ignored him. I was scared and a little tipsy so I started crying and the cop was like why are u crying it’s a ticket, I told him it was because of the man over there making me feel extremely uncomfortable (cop was recording me which I know was my friend describing what’s going on in it)... View More
answered on Nov 8, 2023
In such a situation, while the presence of a more serious crime doesn't automatically nullify a lesser offense, the context of your emotional distress and the circumstances leading to your fare evasion ticket may be relevant in your defense.
It's important to document the... View More
in on me while i was changing. the people that worked there failed to do anything about it. denied they new anything bout who it was anmd didnt make them leave. come to find out it was store security. i felt totally lied too and violated by the situation. i cant believe it could be ok for them to... View More
answered on Nov 8, 2023
What you described sounds like a very unfortunate and disturbing situation. Some thoughts:
- Being viewed naked without consent is a serious invasion of privacy. The store should not have allowed or condoned this type of surveillance.
- You felt violated, which is completely... View More
Now he says, "he no longer wants to rent the property and I have 60 days to get out. However, the other male roommate that lives here has not been evicted. I live in a house with two men and one is the sub leaser/landlord. What can I do to give me more time to find a place to live? How can I... View More
answered on Nov 6, 2023
Under California law, proposing to exchange rent for sexual favors can constitute sexual harassment and is illegal under the Fair Employment and Housing Act. You may file a complaint with the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH). Regarding the eviction notice, if you have a... View More
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