You have the right to refuse a request to search anytime, anywhere. After any such refusal, law enforcement would have to make the determination if circumstances justified a warrant less search, or if enough evidence existed to obtain a warrant for said search.

Please complete your question. Your daughter can make copies or ask for another sheet.

If you cannot afford an attorney, you can request the Court appoint an attorney to represent you. If you believe you can retain a lawyer, start calling attorneys in your area. Good luck.

1. Figure out which county the case was filed in.

2. Figure out which Clerk's office has the record.

3. Contact the Clerk's office and ask to examine the physical file.

4. Find a motion or other document filed by Mr. Joseph or his attorney.

5. Find the... View More

Yes, you can be arrested for no insurance on a traffic stop. I don't know the totality of the state's evidence, but if you don't trust your attorney, go hire another one. Good luck.

It may be too late to change the obituary; however, if you feel the death certificate was done in error then you may seek to have it amended. Contact the department of vital statistics to find out what the proper procedure is.

It depends on the information. Is the minor charged with delinquent conduct? Is an investigation pending?

An attorney who deals with health care law, preferably familiar with HIPAA (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), which address disclosure and other issues with patient information. Good luck

Tim Akpinar

Consider contacting the Department of a Justice which is a federal agency. Good luck.

Consider this hypothetical situation:

Joe had a right to walk around free until he got in a bar fight, was convicted of Assault, and sentenced to jail. A judge decided NOT to lock Joe up and instead put him on community supervision probation with a condition that Joe stays out of all bars... View More

I believe so (my wife said yes) but it must be a certified service dog that has current registration and training. If the dog poses a threat for some reason I am sure it would be excluded. You should be able to ask the court you plan to attend.

I'm sorry this happened to you. Unfortunately, based on the brief facts, there doesn't really seem to be anything there in terms of a legal cause of action. Good luck

Tim Akpinar

Generally in most cases a person will not be allowed to terminate their rights unless another person is taking their spot.

However, if CPS has an open case, a voluntary relinquishment is allowed in most cases without another person stepping in.

Yes

If the suspect hasn't been charged with a crime yet, it is probably not going to happen. Contact the law enforcement agency that investigated the incident for an update.

They could have searched without your consent as soon as you were arrested.

Thanks for your question and I am sorry for your troubles.

Once a person has been warned that they are no longer welcome on property they can be prosecuted for criminal trespass so you may want to consider calling the authorities if she shows up again. If she has made threats to cause... View More

Since the location on this question is a city in Texas, it is only likely to be seen by attorneys in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, or Austin... If you are asking about New Mexico law, you need an answer from an attorney somewhere like Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, or Roswell.

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You need to search for resources in the area you live in as soon as possible. It is possible for the Sheriff to come evict you at any time. Try your local city government, city councilman, salvation army, area council of government, churches, veteran's groups, etc.

At 19 you're considered an adult unless you are under the guardianship of your parents. It's hard to tell you what your legal rights are without knowing all the facts of the situation. Perhaps you should speak with a counselor or lawyer locally.