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On June 4 th my friends truck broke down on the way to work so. I told him to pull it off my part of the private road on the grass of my private property about 5 feet.so I could work on it .I took possesíon of ios keys and truck told him it b fine .within 8 hrs a deputy comes out searches the... View More 
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
It sounds like a difficult situation. First, regarding liability for the towing fees, since you offered to let your friend leave the truck on your property, there might be an argument that you assumed some responsibility. However, the legal obligation typically remains with the vehicle owner. You... View More
Cheveron, now void, the DMV,made there own laws now unconstitutional, I am going to a DMV Monday record it all, demand me license be reinstated, and when they do not do it, I want to sue the SCDMV , for
50 million, I have been jailed, lost my home , lost my business. For deflation of character,
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
When you go to the DMV on Monday, ensure you have all relevant documents that support your case, including proof that the Chevron decision was reversed and any records related to your license suspension. Politely but firmly request the reinstatement of your license, explaining the impact this... View More
The renter only had it towed after a argument within 24 hours of Said argument
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
If a renter gave you permission to park your vehicle on the property, they generally cannot have it towed without proper notice or justification. The situation might change if there were specific terms or conditions attached to that permission, or if the property rules or lease agreements allow for... View More
My Dad had land that was bought by a distant uncle in a tax sale in SC (1998). The property was not redeemed within in the time frame. My brother and I were not notified, and my uncle claimed the land and is now the grantee. My Dad had health issues, so not sure if he was aware of the situation.... View More
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answered on Jul 26, 2024
You will need to hire a SC attorney that handles real property litigation. A trial may occur which will require at least the defendants' presence.
Our AOS case (I-130, I-485, etc) got rejected by the USCIS, because we made a mistake with the amount of one of the fees, therefor the check was not the right amount. USCIS explained on the rejection letter that we can file again after fixing the problem. However, the USCIS clearly already worked... View More
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
When resubmitting your AOS case, it's important to correct the fee amount and include a new cashier's check for the correct amount. You should reorder the documents and forms, ensuring everything is in the proper order and neatly assembled.
For the forms with USCIS stamps and... View More
I am a retired US Army veteran with 20+years of service. I an now a 100% disabled veteran by the Veterans Administration. I have combat related disabilities from Agent Orange from exposure in Viet Nam during my active service years.
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
You can draw concurrent retired pay and VA disability compensation under certain conditions. If your disability is combat-related, you may be eligible for Combat-Related Special Compensation (CRSC). CRSC allows you to receive both benefits without a reduction in your retired pay.... View More
I already spent some of it, I bought a car and a bed and some other things to help with my injuries. I will need dental implants because I got implant the day of the accident but they don't fit so I have just 4 screws sticking out of my gums since 11/10/22.
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
To address your situation, it's important to understand how to report the settlement money to the Social Security Administration (SSA) and how it may impact your SSI benefits. You should notify the SSA about the settlement as soon as possible, detailing how the funds were spent. This is... View More
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answered on Jul 17, 2024
Yes you can create an estate of your tenancy in common interest with your Daughter, unless the Deed to you is not a straight transfer to two tenants in common. Hire an SC attorney, not a title co., to explain the various interests you can convey to her but keep an interest yourself.
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answered on Jul 2, 2024
Let me clarify a few points:
1. Trademarks and patents are different types of intellectual property:
- Trademarks protect brand names, logos, and slogans used to identify goods or services.
- Patents protect inventions and new discoveries.
2. The question "Has... View More
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answered on Jun 26, 2024
To find a high-profile civil rights lawyer in North Carolina or Atlanta who can represent you in Greenville, I'd suggest the following steps:
1. Research prominent civil rights law firms in North Carolina and Atlanta. Some well-known firms include:
- Southern Poverty Law Center... View More
answered on Jun 20, 2024
As long as your mom is mentally competent and willing to go out to lunch with you, her husband has no legal right to prevent it.
answered on Jun 16, 2024
A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. Your question doesn't include too many details. If you mean you are being caused harm by way of negative and false statements about your work, this could be something for a defamation (libel and... View More
My mom and I own a property together free and clear. She would be willing to sign her consent to me getting a HELOC to renovate, but if I am going to be the only one on the loan, how much could I borrow against the property? Would I only be able to borrow half the value since my mom has 50%... View More
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answered on Jun 14, 2024
It is up to the lender as to how much they will loan against the home. Mom will probably have to sign the Note also.
Within probate and non relatives are threatening the son of deceased
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answered on Jun 10, 2024
Heirs and Next of Kin have standing to sue about issues concerning their interests in a Decedent's properties.
He got 2 hundred thousand
I got 1 check for 3 thousand and fr his insurance copy only got thousand. I think my lawyer sued 3claims and Gabe me a dribble I was asleep when we got hit in the rear end by a drunk lady running from the cops I was never even told her court date any thing... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
The nature and extent of the harms and losses, and other factors may explain the difference in amounts. Consult with experienced malpractice attorneys in the state where this occurred.
answered on May 26, 2024
Based upon the limited facts in your question, the answer is most likely that there is no statute of limitations for the situation you describe in SC.
picking and chosing what evidence they turn over cause it proves my encience
answered on May 9, 2024
No. If the body cam footage is relevant, police can only take out portions for legitimate reasons such as protecting the privacy of others.
answered on May 8, 2024
Some things to include in a signed written agreement:
Attorney fees provision if need to sue to collect;
Disclosure of bank and other asset information;
A security interest in Assets
My insurance says I'm not at fault
answered on Apr 16, 2024
Ask your neighbor for their p insurance policy information and submit a claim. If they refuse do a demand letter. If they does not work file a lawsuit (small claims).
The property in question is in the deceased's name who died ten years ago. She only had one heir listed in her probate case who was also her personal representative. Her parents were deceased and no other relatives (if any) could be found. The case was closed due to inactivity because the PR... View More
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answered on Apr 10, 2024
Hire a SC attorney that knows real property to search the title and determine heirship. Then make offers to each heir for their quit claim deed to you. Who is paying the taxes? If noone, there may be a tax sale or a foreclosure sale.
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