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Wyoming Questions & Answers
Q: So if she is here longer than the six months allowed by her travel visa, but we have applied for her adjustment of...
Deron Edward Smallcomb's answer
If you apply for everything correctly, including advanced parole, she will have the ability to travel out of the country. That said, it is highly recommended that she does not. First, she has overstayed. Second, unless she came on a fiance visa, they can prevent her from entering based on immigrant based intent. This same concept can result in the petition denial, even if they do let her in. Consulting with an experienced immigration attorney is highly recommended.
If you apply for everything correctly, including advanced parole, she will have the ability to travel out of the country. That said, it is highly recommended that she does not. First, she has overstayed. Second, unless she came on a fiance visa, they can prevent her from entering based on immigrant based intent. This same concept can result in the petition denial, even if they do let her in. Consulting with an experienced immigration attorney is highly recommended.
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Kyndra Mulder's answer
In general, A person will be admitted into the USA if they have a valid visa and go through inspection. Admission may be denied if the visa is expired or the person has overstayed their visa. Also, BP had discretion to cancel a visa if they suspect immigration intent.
Just being married to a USC is not sufficient. The proper petition and application must be filed with the USCIS in order for a spouse to adjust,
In general, A person will be admitted into the USA if they have a valid visa and go through inspection. Admission may be denied if the visa is expired or the person has overstayed their visa. Also, BP had discretion to cancel a visa if they suspect immigration intent.
Just being married to a USC is not sufficient. The proper petition and application must be filed with the USCIS in order for a spouse to adjust,
Q: On the interstate. Observed a crash take place ahead. Saw wrecked vehicle in ditch. Required to stop and render aid?
Peter Munsing's answer
In nearly every state the law only applies to drivers "involved in the accident." A passer by such as yourself need not stop. You can phone the police if you clearly saw it happen (as opposed to looking over once you hear the bang).
In nearly every state the law only applies to drivers "involved in the accident." A passer by such as yourself need not stop. You can phone the police if you clearly saw it happen (as opposed to looking over once you hear the bang).
Q: What should I do if I suspect an employee of faking injuries on the job?
Steven R. Dwyer's answer
A good place to start will be contacting the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services
Workers' Compensation Division which can be reached at (307) 777-7441.
A good place to start will be contacting the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services
Workers' Compensation Division which can be reached at (307) 777-7441.
Q: Which state hold judgments after family law case is transferred?
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Answered on Jun 26, 2018
Timothy Denison's answer
All eight years interest will accrue pursuant to the judgments issued under New Jersey law.
All eight years interest will accrue pursuant to the judgments issued under New Jersey law.
Q: I was involved in a wreck in which my car was totaled. Can I go after the other party for expenses on a new car?
Peter Munsing's answer
You can go after them for the value of your vehicle if it was for sale the minute before the wreck. You would get the sales tax. Plates you keep. There may be a transfer charge in your state so ask for that. You have a claim for your injuries. I suggest you contact a member of the Wyoming Assn for Justice--they give free consults.
You can go after them for the value of your vehicle if it was for sale the minute before the wreck. You would get the sales tax. Plates you keep. There may be a transfer charge in your state so ask for that. You have a claim for your injuries. I suggest you contact a member of the Wyoming Assn for Justice--they give free consults.
Q: How to file an asylum we are having C1/D Visa
Carl Shusterman's answer
If you successfully make it past a border or entry point and into the U.S., you'll have more time to apply for asylum. In fact, you can take up to a year after entering the U.S. to start the process. (If that deadline has passed, talk to an attorney—exceptions are possible, and USCIS may show leniency when it comes to the deadline.)
Your first step in applying for asylum will be to fill out USCIS Form I-589 and mail it to USCIS together with other documents you'll be asked to provide....
If you successfully make it past a border or entry point and into the U.S., you'll have more time to apply for asylum. In fact, you can take up to a year after entering the U.S. to start the process. (If that deadline has passed, talk to an attorney—exceptions are possible, and USCIS may show leniency when it comes to the deadline.)
Your first step in applying for asylum will be to fill out USCIS Form I-589 and mail it to USCIS together with other documents you'll be asked to provide....
Q: Would an vape juice company need to trademark each individual bottle or only the company logo and mascot?
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Answered on Jan 2, 2018
Answered on Jan 2, 2018
Benton R Patterson III's answer
It depends on how much protection you want for your brand. If you want to prevent other people from using each individual color for the specific juice, then you would need to trademark each bottle design. Although, doing so could be expensive to obtain and maintain. If you only want to prevent others from using a name or mascot, then it is sufficient to register only those aspects of your branding.
It depends on how much protection you want for your brand. If you want to prevent other people from using each individual color for the specific juice, then you would need to trademark each bottle design. Although, doing so could be expensive to obtain and maintain. If you only want to prevent others from using a name or mascot, then it is sufficient to register only those aspects of your branding.
Q: I was in a car accident and the insurance company for the person at fault is not reimbursing me my money. What do I do?
Peter Munsing's answer
Suggest you contact a member of the Wyoming Assn for Justice--they give free consultions.
Suggest you contact a member of the Wyoming Assn for Justice--they give free consultions.
Q: I was pulled over for my 3rd DUi while still on probation. There is no video of the stop. Shouldn't it be dismissed
Tristan Kenyon Schultz's answer
There is no requirement that a traffic stop must be recorded. The officer can testify and any sobriety test results can prove intoxication without the need of a video.
There is no requirement that a traffic stop must be recorded. The officer can testify and any sobriety test results can prove intoxication without the need of a video.
Q: Age 21. Court supervision until 07/05/17 for speeding ticket. Received 2 more leading up to today. Suspension possible?
Ray Choudhry's answer
Find out if Wyoming ticket was reported to Illinois.
If not, then you have no convictions on your record and need to contest the new ticket.
Find out if Wyoming ticket was reported to Illinois.
If not, then you have no convictions on your record and need to contest the new ticket.
Q: Do I have to sign a waiver with the shop request?
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Answered on Jun 1, 2017
Q: I live in Wyoming can I shoot someone who is breaking into my car
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Answered on May 1, 2017
Answered on May 1, 2017
Peter Munsing's answer
You can't shoot them (I'm assuming you are not in your car). If you did you need to ask that this be taken down by the website, avoid any questions on social media, and contact an attorney at once.
You can't shoot them (I'm assuming you are not in your car). If you did you need to ask that this be taken down by the website, avoid any questions on social media, and contact an attorney at once.
Q: I live in Utah but my kids live in Wyoming. Do I need a lawyer from Wyoming?
Joseph Torri's answer
More facts are required to provide a through analysis here. However, you should discuss the legal issues with a family lawyer in Wyoming and Utah. It is unclear whether a case has already been filed. If a case has not been filed, Wyoming will probably have jurisdiction, but consult with a local family lawyer to see if jurisdiction can be established in your area. There are just too many facts that need to be analyzed, and you would definitely benefit with a consultation from a lawyer in either...
More facts are required to provide a through analysis here. However, you should discuss the legal issues with a family lawyer in Wyoming and Utah. It is unclear whether a case has already been filed. If a case has not been filed, Wyoming will probably have jurisdiction, but consult with a local family lawyer to see if jurisdiction can be established in your area. There are just too many facts that need to be analyzed, and you would definitely benefit with a consultation from a lawyer in either...
Q: How do I file a complaint of conspiracy to get a county board member to quit on a board?
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Answered on Apr 3, 2017
Robert Donald Gifford II's answer
You need to contact a law enforcement officer, or maybe even your state AG's Office to register a complaint. The squeaky wheel gets the attention, so if you are serious about it - then complain in writing (with documented evidence) to every agency you can (DA, AG, local law enforcement, etc.).
You need to contact a law enforcement officer, or maybe even your state AG's Office to register a complaint. The squeaky wheel gets the attention, so if you are serious about it - then complain in writing (with documented evidence) to every agency you can (DA, AG, local law enforcement, etc.).
Q: Can the military ignore doctors notes?
Robert Donald Gifford II's answer
The ugly answer is "yes." Just like single-parent servicemembers have to have a childcare plan to take care of kids in the event of mobilization/deployment, the same concept applies here. The best advice is to work this through your chain of command and build support from the bottom up. Come up with a work plan - a way to possibly reschedule or do equivalent drill weekend work (RST). You could file a complaint with the IG or exercise your Commander's "open door policy," but your safer and...
The ugly answer is "yes." Just like single-parent servicemembers have to have a childcare plan to take care of kids in the event of mobilization/deployment, the same concept applies here. The best advice is to work this through your chain of command and build support from the bottom up. Come up with a work plan - a way to possibly reschedule or do equivalent drill weekend work (RST). You could file a complaint with the IG or exercise your Commander's "open door policy," but your safer and...
Q: Do I need to get a lawyer for a MIP in Wy
Tristan Kenyon Schultz's answer
The choice of a lawyer is a personal decision. A lawyer can navigate the court system and may be able to provide you with a reduced sentence. A lawyer may also know about various programs that can replace actual jail time and/or be listed on your record. That said, you can proceed without a lawyer. The DA is not likely to offer a radically different plea deal (if a plea deal is offered).
Every case and person is different so there is no best choice for all people. If you are on the...
The choice of a lawyer is a personal decision. A lawyer can navigate the court system and may be able to provide you with a reduced sentence. A lawyer may also know about various programs that can replace actual jail time and/or be listed on your record. That said, you can proceed without a lawyer. The DA is not likely to offer a radically different plea deal (if a plea deal is offered).
Every case and person is different so there is no best choice for all people. If you are on the...
Q: The Company my wife works for gave out her personal info and bank info to a scam person, what can she do about it?
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Answered on Jan 26, 2017
Answered on Jan 26, 2017
Peter Munsing's answer
Take all reasonable steps to protect your identity and accounts. If they were defrauded it may or may not be carelessness on their account. You'll have to speak with a member of the Wyo. trial lawyers Assn who handles employment law, juggle the possibility you can get something vs staying on the job.
For starters be aware that if a bank or credit card pays on a forged signature if you notify them as soon as you get the statement it may be covered. bigger problem is someone opening up...
Take all reasonable steps to protect your identity and accounts. If they were defrauded it may or may not be carelessness on their account. You'll have to speak with a member of the Wyo. trial lawyers Assn who handles employment law, juggle the possibility you can get something vs staying on the job.
For starters be aware that if a bank or credit card pays on a forged signature if you notify them as soon as you get the statement it may be covered. bigger problem is someone opening up...
Q: Is it normal for a pain management clinic to give you a cup to do a UA but not a lid when any one can contaminat it?
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Answered on Oct 10, 2016
Answered on Oct 10, 2016
Peter Munsing's answer
Review it with your lawyer. It wouldn't be normal for sanitation reasons, but not illegal. Not a great argument,weaker still if you had failed an earlier screen.
Review it with your lawyer. It wouldn't be normal for sanitation reasons, but not illegal. Not a great argument,weaker still if you had failed an earlier screen.
Q: Can you get charge for an m.I.p. and/or use of marijuana if you fight a D.U.I. in Wyoming?
Paul Stanko's answer
He can be charged with anything the prosecutor wants to charge. Prosecutors have virtually unlimited discretion. Based on what you have said, he definitely should get an attorney to represent him.
He can be charged with anything the prosecutor wants to charge. Prosecutors have virtually unlimited discretion. Based on what you have said, he definitely should get an attorney to represent him.
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