I am writing a research paper on this case.
answered on Dec 12, 2019
It looks like it might be a Supreme Court case. Look it up and you should see the names of the justices (don't call them jurors in the paper you submit to your professor - you mention a jury that voted in a 7-2 decision; those are justices, not jurors. Court decisions don't list jurors).... View More 
My father was born in Norway. He later moved to the South Dakota and acquired dual citizenship. He died in South Dakota in 2012. His probate has been finalized since then. Not sure how or if that correlates with Norway? We have a mess to deal with as he still has we found out he still has real... View More
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answered on Oct 11, 2019
A probate needs to be opened in every jurisdiction in which the decedent owned property. The jurisdiction where the decedent lived just before he passed away is the main probate and the others are called ancillary probate. That is one reason why trust based estate planning is superior to Will based... View More
He is his only surviving son and has been cooperating with the attorneys whom contacted him about the lawsuit and has done everything the attorneys has asked him to do the lawyers need medical records what can my husband do to get control of his father's estate we live in new Mexico
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answered on Sep 13, 2019
Hire a probate attorney where his father lived.
Can a HOA board member put dog poop on your door step? Can a HOA board member have get togethers next door and allow their children and friends in your yard, driveway and behind your garage whenever you are gone? Can a HOA board members husband dig underground dog fence and its dug on your property... View More
answered on Sep 4, 2019
People CAN do lots of things. It does not mean it that it is right, permissible or legal
There may be law violations like trespassing. You may be able to seek injunctive relief.
There may be other causes of actions.
Consult an attorney directly
Spouse and I are physically separated but legally married. We share custody of two minor children. She lives in a rented apartment and I remain in the house we purchased jointly - the house where my children spend the majority of their days and nights. She just informed me of her intent to file for... View More
answered on Aug 4, 2019
Depends on the equity in the house and how much you can protect with your exemption(s). Many more facts are needed to properly answer this question, but above us the short answer.
And urine on the floor. Not permitted to shower or have change of bedding. Threats of medical procedures without consent.
Said all natives and forineners should die
answered on Jul 21, 2019
Thank you for sharing.
Hope you reported it to the police and your employer
Realtor is in Florida and the closing company is in Arizona.
answered on Jun 27, 2019
This is an interesting question and I feel like I need a lot more information to really answer. To be honest, this sounds like a very typical scam that I deal with all too often. If you have questions about this transaction and want to discuss, I'd be happy to. You can also access an article I... View More
answered on May 24, 2019
This will be difficult to do, but it can be done--if you help your fiancé by retaining a bankruptcy lawyer for her. They will take it from there.
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answered on May 21, 2019
None of the facts alleged rise to the level of sexual harassment. You should consider complaining about the rude salesclerk to his bosses.
answered on Apr 25, 2019
If you are a personal guarantor, you remain obligated to pay the loan even if your boyfriend files bankruptcy. You aren't required to file bankruptcy too, but you remain responsible for paying that debt.
I filled out the application completely and re-read multiples times before mailing the package last week. But I just looked at the pdf application for form I-130 and I might have forgotten to fill out a part. It's part 4, Item 46a; "He or She arrived as a (class of admission): ... We are... View More
answered on Mar 21, 2019
Did you also fill out an I-130a? Errors on these applications can lead to delay or denial. That is why it is best to consult with an experienced immigration attorney prior to filing.
I have moved to Sioux Falls after my Sole-Proprietor business in Iowa failed due to health issues.
answered on Feb 11, 2019
As long as you have been in Sioux Falls for 6 months (180 days), you can file in your current state, otherwise, you have to file where the business was. As a sole proprietor your business goes where you are
My son attended and played football for a SD University until recently. In March of 2018 he began having problems with his disability, and in turn, issues with the head football coach. I contacted his coach during this time to inform him of the disability. Soon after our conversation the head coach... View More
answered on Sep 12, 2018
You would look for a disability rights attorney; check the South Dakota Assn for Justice--they can tell you who in your general area handles those cases, and their members give free consults.
answered on Jul 10, 2018
Bankruptcy attorney who does creditors rights and Chapter 11.
Hello, I am LPR, I am currently a student, I have a misdemeanor for simple possession of 2 oz or less marijuana(Jan 2016), max sentence is 1 year in SD. I received suspended imposition of sentence with no probation. This is my first offense, there is no offense ever since as well. I want to visit... View More
answered on Mar 12, 2018
Yes. The maximum amount you can possess is 30 grams, and 2oz is closer to 50 grams. If you leave you will likely have trouble returning to the US.
About 2 weeks ago I was a passenger on a charter bus accident that resulted in a fatality of the driver who hit us. The bus company would not allow us to remove of luggage from beneath the bus. It has now been 2 weeks and I have still not gotten back my luggage. The state patrol has told me that... View More
answered on Jan 4, 2018
No. Contact a member of the SDak Assn for Justice --they give free consults.
I live in South Dakota most of the time but my vehicle remains here and I insure it through Mn. Is there a problem with this, because I do plan on getting a sd license but the car will remain in mn.
answered on Dec 21, 2017
If you regularly drive it to South Dakota that should be noted. However if it's only used in Mn, is kept there, I don't see a problem.
Beer" is already trademarked by a company in FL, who only does business in FL. Could we trademark ours and be safe? Would we legally have issues or is this allowed?
answered on Nov 17, 2017
You may be able to register a state level trademark, assuming the other company has a state level trademark and not a national level trademark. It is also possible that there may be an error in the other company's trademark filing or that you have superior rights to the mark based on prior... View More
Please remove Q&A.
answered on Nov 16, 2017
This would most likely lead someone to confusion between the marks and as such, you should probably find a different name.
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