Should expenses be covered first?
1/3 of total.
Thanks
It's not fair to say your attorney did nothing since you are on probation when you could be doing hard time in the state penitentiary after being charged with FELONY DWI and entering a plea of Guilty, or No Contest which is the same as Guilty. If the probation officer told you to pay what you can... Read more »
My father had two siblings, my uncle and Aunt and they all inherited land and houses from my grandparents. Recently my aunt and uncle sold the land and houses. Was any of that supposed to go to my dad or were we supposed as his children entitled to disbursement .
If the land and houses they sold included your father's inheritance, ordinarily his share should have gone to him and, if he died, to his beneficiaries under a Will or, if he had no Will, to his heirs at law. The answer could be different based on the language in your grandfather's Will.
They removed it from me 16 years ago ..
Is their a way I can claim it back
More information is needed. Were you before an immigration judge, then ordered removed and deported? Or did the CBP take it at a port of entry? More information is needed. This makes a difference.
It shows my SSN# birthdate etc but it was not me. I am a veteran and this came up when I was trying to get on a military base for a Dr.s appointment with the VA clinic on base. I was denied access to the base because of this.
If you are 100% sure there is no way it could be you then contact the office of the District Attorney in the county where the case was filed and ask to talk to someone about an Identity Theft Expunction.
If there is ANY chance that it could be you then instead of calling the DA, consult a... Read more »
Mom had been in and out of hospitals, nursing homes before she passed. However, she did owe because insurance, medicare didn't pay. In fact the last nursing kicked her out because insurance ran out.
No. Your mother's estate is responsible. You are not. However, you can not inherit anything until the debts have been paid.
Many churches have 'worship teams'—teams of musicians who play many or most Sundays per year, and I understand how they would probably need to treat those musicians as employees. The church in question, however, occasionally has professional musicians from local orchestras play music on Sunday... Read more »
The test for employee vs independent contractor is multi factored. There's not enough information here to provide an answer.
California is aggressive on reclassifying contractors as employees but that doesn't matter if you're not in California.
if you go talk to an accountant/CPA... Read more »
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The beneficiaries are people who inherit after all the debts are paid.
The executor is the person who gathers the property, pays the debts and distributes the rest according to the Will.
I was arrested, but the information that I gave to one officer was suppressed, for he removed and handed his body camera to the other officer as the other walked away. The other officer came back and I began to talk to her about what I had said to him, and he violently stopped me from talking. He... Read more »
My guess is that you're asking because you want to know if it will help you get a favorable resolution to your criminal case, not because you're a criminal justice activist.
When "trying to gauge how bad this is" you should start by asking, "Does the prosecution's case rely on the officer's... Read more »
I was in an abusive relationship and my boyfriend wouldn't allow me to go anywhere. He took all the money I had and wouldn't allow me to have a phone.. I am no longer with him and have a stable life with kids again. I want a chance to comply with probation.
Hire a local criminal defense attorney to represent you on the MTR. Your choice of counsel should not be driven by price, but rather you should choose a lawyer who will sit down with you and help develop a plan that includes a budget and a detailed schedule for exactly how and when you will comply... Read more »
I’m pregnant And the guy by keeps messaging me and harassing I blocked # and he makes fake accounts to contact me then he’s threatening to post my personal photos online I’m tired of this I just need it to stop
If you want to stop it, send only this precise message:
"Do not ever communicate with me again by any means, either directly or indirectly. All messages from you harass, annoy, alarm, abuse, torment, embarrass, or offend me in violation of Section 42.07 of the Texas Penal Code."... Read more »
Sounds like you are still married. So, you do have rights to control your children. If you are not married and have an order in place it may need to be modified to address your concerns. Please make sure that you take whatever proof that you have regarding the concerns to an attorney who will be... Read more »
We are being investigated on allegations of drug use and have complied with drug screening, an initial interview, and a home safe test. She assured us that we met the standards during the interview and home test. I'm still very worried and scared after reading horror story upon horror story.
If CPS is ever involved parents should seek immediate legal assistance. If you are still unsure about your case consult an attorney. It is your job to speak up as a parent. Good luck.
It depends on where he says it. For example, if he says it on the side of the road when he is hoping to get you to confess then it's not... if he says it in a sworn statement it might be perjury, if he says it while testifying under oath it might be aggravated perjury. Turn to chapter 37 in the... Read more »
Can't get a divorce until bankruptcy is over that is nov 30-2020 ..he has a new woman now and planning to get married..
What is the immigration question? He is allowed to divorce. If he is a lawful permanent resident, and ten years have passed since it was received, then your obligations to him seems over if there is further action by the Federal Government. He has been a lawful permanent resident for more than... Read more »
No your current husband is not responsible for child support of a child not his.
The lawyer agreed to appeal my criminal case. He was the prosecutor for the state on that case.
Why would you want him to?
My brother has 3 charges and one existing warrant for one of those charges, but he is already in jail and the warrant was issued more than 4 months ago, and it was never signed by a judge. Would he still be able to be bonded out of jail?
He should be able to post a bond but I'd really need more information about the warrant you're describing.
My brother when working for company-A , had applied for B1 visa in 2012 and he was granted B1/B2 both for 10 years duration.
He is visiting USA for leisure on B1/B2 visa which is valid till 2022.
There is no annotation remarks on the visa, however wondering if he could still travel... Read more »
The non- immigrant B-1/B-2 visa can be presented at a U.S. port of entry for the period of duration of such visa provided you are visiting the U.S. for business or tourism purposes.
The down payment for this house was from my dad’s house he got from my mom and dad’s divorce. Not sure if these info helps.
Sounds like the house is separate property. She can live in house until her death. If she sales then most if not all of the proceeds go to the children of father. Detailed consultation advised however. Good luck. 888-343-4529.
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