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A lien was placed on my bank account for personal pretty taxes, to which the communication was sent to an address I am not associated with at all so I had no knowledge of the lien being placed against me.
The car also hasn’t been registered in VA since 2022 and was unregistered for two... View More 
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answered on Oct 7, 2024
To dispute the personal property taxes, you need to gather all relevant documentation that shows the vehicle was not registered during the period in question. This could include proof of non-registration, your current residence outside Virginia, and any relevant records showing the car was not in... View More
My father is born and raised in Danville, VA. He remarried to make his oldest daughter a legal citizen which wasn't completed. His baby mother has refused to allow us to have his body for our funeral & burial. They expect our entire family to drive 8 hours to visit my father, plus they are... View More
answered on Sep 21, 2021
Im sorry that you lost your father. Losing a parent at any age can be extremely difficult.
I dont think there is enough information in your question to give you an answer. My best guess from reading between the lines here is that your father died outside of Virginia in a state where he was... View More
Damlesnehal@yahoo.com
answered on Sep 16, 2019
It's possible your question somehow got left off in uploading. You could try reposting. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
They told me the only way they will reconnect my service is if I pay in cash to one of their dealers.
I cannot port my number to any other provider. Because my number is unreachable (I have owned it for over 10 years), it is causing me great harm.
I have opened an FCC complaint but... View More
answered on Mar 13, 2018
Contact your state's Public Utilty Commission , see if they have a consumer advocate.Switch carriers. Get a new trac phone and pay as you go.
My wife got a subpeona from her friend's ex-husband to provide any pictures of her with her friend, or of her friend and her friend's kids. Some pictures have my kids in them. Can I blur out their faces, and print out the pictures to hand in, or do I have to provide them in digital... View More
answered on Mar 13, 2018
You can ask the attorney who issued the subpoena if they will agree to receive photos with the faces blurred.
Or, you can file an objection/seek a protective order to seek guidance from the court.
answered on Nov 9, 2016
It's used quite often in many different types of cases. If the messages are relevant and overcome any hearsay objections, electronic communications can make or break a case. If you are in a case reliant on what was said on social media or in text, work with an attorney to plan for the... View More
Also the person who set there belongs outside called their 15 year old a nasty name is that consider slander or defamation.
answered on Dec 25, 2015
If a condition of the supervised probation is to reside at a certain address, the probation officer must be told immediately if there is a change of address.
answered on Sep 4, 2014
If you have a viable defamation case, you can bring a lawsuit for money damages.
PRESS CHARGES
answered on Feb 18, 2012
You can check with the Virginia attorney general's office for consumer affairs. You can also check with your locks commonwealth attorney's office about filing criminal charges.
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