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answered on Oct 8, 2019
Probably yes since most Statute of Limitations are 1 year or more from the incident to initiate the charges. The exact SOL depends on the charge.
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answered on Aug 28, 2019
You have not disclosed enough information. Is the seller the same person who transferred title? And where is the vehicle? Your title may be fraudulent, so you may wish to call DOS about its status. The bill of sale may not have been actually consummated, especially if you have the vehicle... View More 
answered on Aug 19, 2019
Need more info. There's no question or facts posted here.
I pay water, cable phone bills most household supply i keep house clean not that she would but she gets mad thats first thing she says is get out your not on lease
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answered on Aug 12, 2019
The landlord/owner can file a Detainer Warrant against you whether you signed a Lease or not. But it must be first filed, served or posted, and then the Court gives a Judgment for Possession.
Dept of safety came up with 3 Past offences all dated in the 90s. The info is wrong. Like the phone number doesn't exist,the county is wrong,the ticket number isn't right. I've called around and tried to get it straightened out but no one can find the tickets the dmv have on their file.
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answered on Aug 12, 2019
You probably need to request an Administrative Hearing before a Department of Safety Hearing Officer. Hopefully it is not too late, and you will need an attorney.
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answered on Aug 9, 2019
Just because of a job dismissal licenses are not revoked. But if someone makes a complaint to the Regulatory Board about the reasons for the firing, then the Board/Issuing Agency may act upon the Licensee for those reasons.
Is there more than one way to get money to somebody from their bank, over seas who is not a citizen of that country? I was told that the only way they could do it was to go thru somebody else's account and that person had to send it to them from their account. I think its a scam, am I right?
answered on Aug 4, 2019
You could be. It's probably best to stick with the mainstream methods through reputable banks. But no matter who handles it, the process is always susceptible to threat. Good luck
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It wasn’t your case can they arrest you. Or have a warrant for your arrest?
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answered on Jul 25, 2019
If it was a criminal manner, then an Arrest Warrant can issue which is executed by arrest, or an Indictment which is also executed by arrest. If it is a civil manner, either a Default Judgment against you can be entered, or if you are a witness, a possible contempt citation could occur.
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answered on Jul 1, 2019
Possibly as you are committing Statutory Rape.
His mom says she would take care of me
answered on Jul 1, 2019
You should be able to legally. Once you turn 18, you are no longer a child under Tennessee law and may choose where you wish to live.
If you have a good relationship with your parents/guardians you should be careful in how you go about this to preserve that relationship if possible. Good luck.
My mom and I got into a petty argument and she threaten to call the police and report the car stolen if I take it, but I need it to go to work.
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answered on Jun 25, 2019
If she is the Owner, and you take it without her permission, that is Theft of Property, or at least a Joy Ride. The Insurance is irrelevant to ownership.
I told the officers no one but they had found him behind the home and said they would take an indictment out on me for falsifying info and harboring a fugitive Can they do that?
answered on Jun 24, 2019
Short answer is yes. They may charge you. However, that does not mean that you wouldn't have a successful defense. If you are charged with a crime, consult with a criminal defense attorney asap.
I'm not wanting to take anything away from anybody if they are owed it but also this situation is hard enough as it is and I kinda feel like I'm being taken advantage of as well. I had his possessions removed, house cleaned and even mowed the yard for them as well (they didnt ask at the... View More
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answered on May 13, 2019
As a Next Of Kin, you and the others can demand the return of the Security Deposit. If not paid over, then you can sue as the Next of Kin of the Decedent Tenant. You are not liable for his debts.
He was having what turned out to be panic attacks. He wants to carry gun for his job. Was turned down for permit due to mental defect label,
McFarland Hospital in Lebanon. He did not go to court to be labeled mental defect. He is years past the 3 yr waiting period. How do we go about... View More
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answered on Apr 18, 2019
He must file an action where the District Attorney General defends the State's position. It will be difficult but if he does nothing (and within a short period from the NCIS Denial), this will haunt him for the rest of his life. He may not be prohibited from having a firearm but cannot pass... View More
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answered on Apr 5, 2019
You can make a Motion to Dismiss for the Citation not having certain statutory and due process requirements. However the Court can grant it and have you stand there while the Officer swears out a proper Arrest Warrant, which is then executed upon you. Hire a competent attorney to get some type of... View More
Plus they cashed out my CD's my parents left me is there anything I can do or has it been to long .I just found this out when I went to check on my CD's. Can I make them share the rental properties with me?
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answered on Apr 1, 2019
You need to hire a competent attorney to perform Title Searches on any potential Properties you might have a titled interest in. If you are an Heir-At-Law, then you can usually force a Partition Sale in Chancery. You should also check Probate in the appropriate County to see if there was an... View More
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answered on Apr 1, 2019
Yes as long as the cruiser is not crating a traffic hazard or parking in a prohibited area (which THP does often).
answered on Jan 12, 2019
Your question remains open for 5 weeks; try reposting in the Patents (Intellectual Property) section. It would have a better chance of being picked up there.
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answered on Sep 20, 2018
More than likely a Default Judgment for money will go down against you. The Judgment Creditor can then require you to go to Court to give sworn testimony where your money is, or go to jail for Contempt. Go to the Court Hearing.
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