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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).

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.

That depends on why they were going back to the spot. If you were helping them conceal their crime or further the criminal actions, you could be an accessory after the fact.

You can file a lawsuit, but I advise you to hire an attorney to help you.

You do not have to put your husband's name on the birth certificate. But if you're still legally married there is a presumption that he is the biological fater. In fact that would be a bad idea for him to sign anything if you know he's not the biological father. More information... View More

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If you have questions about your case, since you already have a lawyer, you should ask him/her.

Your question requires research into at least reading the applicable statutes, and perhaps some case law. You can find the statutes on the internet most likely.

Generally no, and not without the other side being present.

Perhaps at a local law library. My county has two great law libraries, with the electronic databases available for free. I do not know if this is available in your state, but it probably is. If not, find a local law school and speak to the librarians there.

You can do an internet search to get summaries of the case and find out.

Take a copy to a local probate attorney to ask this question. Basically, you want legal advice about a document without providing to the attorney to read.

You did not even tell us what type of case it is. Go see a local attorney about it.

You will have to ask a local attorney this question. Any codicil usually has to be done with the same formalities required for a will.

Perhaps?

For what purpose do yo need to know the answer to this question? Perhaps you can look it up in the Tennessee statutes.

The first post was that the person was a lawn mower, right? The insurance company will not settle if you give conflicting stories about this.

You have not given any facts or the context here. I do not know and do not know which direction to point you in or if this is even a basic legal question.

An Order of Protection is a serious legal matter. If it is granted it has lasting effects on your legal rights, such as your ability to keep a firearm in your home. It's always prudent to have an attorney when your rights are at stake. Attorneys are great advocates and know the court... View More