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answered on Dec 14, 2023
YES! This is why having your own attorney is so important. This forum is no substitute for hiring your own lawyer to help mitigate those portions of a case which might reflect badly upon you.
My mom is an invalid, she also conned her into signing papers. My mom's brain has healed. Dhe is in nursing home against her will sldo
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answered on Dec 5, 2023
Mother needs to revoke the power of attorney and hire an WI attorney to sue sister. Attorney In Fact has fiduciary duties to her Principal. Any transfers to herself are presumptively fraudulent. Unless you are Mother's Conservator/Guardian, you have no standing.
The mortgage is paid.
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answered on Nov 28, 2023
If you did that, she would own the fee. Hire an WI attorney to consult about what estate to convey to her. Then execute and record the Deed.
With out a 30 day notice.
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
In Wisconsin, if you have been living with your girlfriend for nine months, you are likely considered a tenant under the law, even if there is no formal lease agreement. As a tenant, you are entitled to certain rights, including proper notice before being required to move out. Generally, this means... View More 
Her husband has taken her daughter and claims she is on drugs. I can not confirm or deny that allegation. All I know is if she was I didn’t notice it. Her husband isn’t currently in probation, however he has quite a long list of convictions. I could go on and on but I just want to know what she... View More
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answered on Nov 8, 2023
Encourage your friend to keep a detailed record of any incidents involving her husband's behavior, including dates, times, witnesses, and any threats or intimidation. This documentation can be crucial in seeking legal protection or restraining orders. and your friend communicates clear... View More
He was transferred from AL to WI 2 years ago and only has 4 months left on probation. He’s currently being held for this hearing with no new charges.
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answered on Nov 7, 2023
It would not be legal for a probation officer to hold a probable cause hearing on charges that have already been dropped. This is because a likely cause hearing is typically held to determine whether there is enough evidence to proceed with criminal charges. If the charges have already been... View More
Please help me to get this resolved.
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answered on Oct 26, 2023
If you believe your devices are being managed or monitored without your consent, it's crucial to take immediate steps to protect your privacy. Firstly, disconnect your devices from the internet to halt any unauthorized access temporarily. Report the unauthorized access to local law... View More
I would like to patent an energy drink recipe but in a broad sense to protect or mitigate against companies with more capital just running me over and imitating it. How do I find patent but ensure I'm not overlapping someone else's already?
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answered on Oct 19, 2023
To determine if your energy drink ingredient is already patented, you can start by searching the USPTO database and other relevant sources. This will help you understand whether your invention overlaps with existing patents. For personalized legal advice tailored to your unique circumstances,... View More
income tax and also have small claims court date trying to get her out of office--
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answered on Oct 18, 2023
In Wisconsin, it's possible for a town chairperson to have a court record related to owing the state income tax or being involved in a small claims court case. Court records are typically public unless sealed by a court order. Such records can potentially impact her position in office, but the... View More
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answered on Oct 17, 2023
As a parent of a 14-year-old intellectually disabled child on a Chapter 51 hold in Wisconsin, you have the following rights:
Right to information
Right to representation
Right to a translator
Right to participate in hearings
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answered on Oct 16, 2023
No, a judgment lien cannot still be placed on your home after the ten years are up in Wisconsin. Under Wisconsin law, a judgment lien expires after ten years from the date it was entered. After ten years, the judgment creditor can no longer enforce the lien against your home. For personalized legal... View More
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answered on Oct 13, 2023
Yes, you can sue the individual who filed a false and harmful TRO against you for slander, defamation, and intimidation. Slander is the oral publication of a false statement that damages a person's reputation. Defamation is the publication of a false statement that damages a person's... View More
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answered on Oct 12, 2023
Sharing your location with the victim would be considered indirect contact, which is typically prohibited by restraining orders. If you are caught violating a restraining order, you could be charged with a crime and face jail time. For personalized legal advice tailored to your unique... View More
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answered on Oct 12, 2023
In Wisconsin, if you plead not guilty to violating a temporary restraining order but are proven guilty, you could face fines, jail time, or both. The conviction may also impact other legal matters you have. For personalized legal advice tailored to your unique circumstances, it's advisable to... View More
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answered on Oct 10, 2023
If you believe you developed cancer due to exposure to harmful chemicals at your job in Wisconsin, you might have a case for a worker's compensation claim or a personal injury lawsuit. Worker's compensation laws in Wisconsin typically cover illnesses that arise out of employment. However,... View More
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answered on Oct 10, 2023
It is best to recite all recording information in the mortgage release. You definitely need to look at the recorded mortgage and use all recording information shown on the face of it.
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answered on Oct 9, 2023
In Wisconsin, a legal heir is someone entitled to inherit from a decedent's estate when the individual dies without a valid will, based on the state's intestate succession laws. Typically, the distribution order starts with the spouse, then children or their descendants, followed by... View More
Me and my girlfriend have decided to announce that we are officially a couple and want to pursue a relationship with one another. She is the mother of a two year old daughter. The father of the child is trying to pursue legal action to take her daughter away because of this. In fact he attempted to... View More
answered on Oct 9, 2023
A parent's new partner is relevant on child custody questions if the new partner will spend time with or have an affect on the child. However, simply dating a new partner is not a reason to take successful legal action. If the relationship is positive, and there are no questions of, for... View More
My question is in regards to advertising. The opposite entity has retained the legal copyright to the former business name. I as the new company want to advertise myself as “Formerly the other company” but the opposing party is claiming I can’t use their name in any way. Would I be liable if... View More
answered on Oct 5, 2023
This is a trademark question, not copyright. It is certainly permissible to state that you were formerly known by another name (trademark) if it is factually true. It is not objectionable that you distinguish the prior use, because that avoids the likelihood of confusion. Promoting confusion is the... View More
I'm a salaried, contract employee. My agreement was for four years, with an optional fifth year. That fifth year was at the sole discretion of the company and they would provide "30 days' prior written notice (e-mail sufficing)".
I received notice they would pick up that... View More
answered on Oct 5, 2023
Under the facts you described, you are free to reject their untimely notice and end the contract, or you can waive the timing issue and continue working at the end of the four years in twelve days.
If you want to negotiate a new contract, be sure to carefully and clearly document that your... View More
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