A couple of feet? The reason that people cannot ride in a towed vehicle, trailer, etc., is because of the possible catastrophic consequences of an accident involving the towed item. You were in no danger whatsoever, and indeed it was your fault for interfering with the repossession agent in the... View More

You do the best that you can based upon your best recollection. Estimates where nothing else is available is wise. Use a calendar; sometimes, that can help. Some prefer to work with experienced counsel to suggest ways to get more precise information to answer some questions on the forms.... View More

Given the ring’s status as a symbol of a promise that didn’t pan out, and since he hasn’t brought it up, you’re not obligated to proactively return it. But if he requests it, the default legal stance in both states leans toward giving it back unless you have a solid reason tied to his fault... View More

Unfortunately, yes. This is an issue that we see frequently. The cop made a stop in good faith that he believed you were operating the vehicle without insurance. Those databases are wrong all the time, but the Utah Supreme Court has ruled cops may make mistakes and the stop is valid as long as they... View More

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This is a good question. The key issue is not whether the other party has a patent, but whether their product infringes on the claims of your patent. To determine this, you need to carefully compare their product to the specific claims outlined in your patent. If their product matches any of your... View More

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Yes, the restriction on redistribution likely applies to your 3D voxel models because they are derivative works of the original 2D assets. Here’s a breakdown of the key legal considerations:

1. Understanding Derivative Works.

A derivative work is a creation that is based on or... View More

I am sorry to hear about your difficulty with the bank! You can always retain an attorney in California that can represent you at the bank. You can also sue the bank in California. In the Petition you would request that the Court force the bank to honor your court appointment as executor.... View More

Sorry to hear that the bank’s giving you a hard time, asking for more documents and an in-person visit, which is tough because of your age and health. I am licensed in Utah so these this generic advice informed by Utah law; you would be best to seek the advice from a Pennsylvania attorney.... View More

The ability to sue your landlord or apartment complex for the cost of repair and partial rent refund depends largely on the terms of your lease or rental agreement, as well as the specific circumstances surrounding the repair. Here's what you should consider:

Lease Agreement: Carefully... View More

The Utah Courts have some instructions about how to change your name. You can use those instructions yourself or you can reach out to us and one of our attorneys can help you through that process.... View More

If he already has his 10 year permanent green card, then it would be very difficult if not impossible to have that revoked. Additionally , unless he has committed some type of criminal act or has been out of the country for an extended period of time, then his citizenship application will more than... View More

The cashier's check your mother wrote to herself is considered part of her estate since she is both the payee and the payor. Under Utah law, when a decedent owns more than $100,000 in assets, the estate must go through probate in order to gain access to and distribute the funds. This means a... View More

Yes, any immigration lawyer in any state can represent a client in any other state or in any other country on the planet. This is the nature of immigration law. If you entered the United States with permission, which it looks like you did, and you are getting married to a US citizen, then you can... View More

If her husband is unwilling to add her name to the title, I agree with Mr. Prigmore's assessment that ensuring her inclusion in the husband's will is a critical step to secure her position regarding the home. However, additional legal mechanisms might provide greater security and peace of... View More

This is a complicated question. In situations like these, details make a difference. Please tell your friend to have a consultation with an Estate Planning attorney. Many of us will talk to you for free.

Here are a few issues that can come up:

Prenuptial Agreement: This is one way... View More

In Utah, employment is generally considered "at-will," which means that an employee can quit their job at any time without providing a reason or notice, and similarly, an employer can terminate employment at any time, barring any illegal reasons such as discrimination. This principle... View More

It sounds like you're dealing with the process of managing ownership and financial responsibilities for a property following the passing of your mother. Here's a summary of the key points and steps you might consider:

1. **Determine Property Ownership:**

- Check if the... View More

Filing for bankruptcy relief (generally, you are entitled to a Discharge in eight years) is a pretty serious step, and must be based upon all your present circumstances together with your future expectations.

And the cost of even the simplest bankruptcy will be close to the current value of... View More

If you got arrested, that means the police believe you committed a crime. While I'm not sure what you mean by "initiator", any other party involved in this incident would be considered a victim and/or a witness. The victim or witness would not be in trouble for anything. Of course,... View More

I concur with Mr. Prigmore. Additionally, I would mention that while it is possible, it's quite rare for individuals to file copies of their will or trust with the Court after signing them. Most people value their privacy and choose to keep these documents with their personal belongings,... View More