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I file a claim own my home. Warranty now given me the runaround. Telling me they cannot find nobody to do the job.in my.area I gave them three names and to telephone numbers of someone to call but they want They say they can give me a buy out and let me find someone myself And I told them no... View More 
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
It’s unlikely that a DUI charge would be removed from court records without a specific legal reason. Generally, DUI charges stay on record unless they are expunged, dismissed, or you’re acquitted. Expungement typically happens after the completion of your sentence, and even then, it may only... View More
I am currently an au pair since August my sponsor is cultural care. With my D-1 visa I can only work as an au pair. Only I have one of the contract offers with model agencies. In order for me to sign with them I need an O-1 visa.
Do you know if it is possible to change your visa?... View More
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answered on Sep 29, 2024
It is possible to change your visa status, but the process can be complex. Since you are currently on a J-1 visa for au pair work, switching to an O-1 visa would require meeting the qualifications for that category. The O-1 visa is for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field, and the... View More
They are fixing the tranmission, but there was no paperwork stating what work they were meant to do. Is there anything to realistically do here?
Took a LOA in July inquired about getting service dog at work. Told I am not classified at the postition that I've been doing for 6 years I would have to be evaluated at the position I am status as. Because of work restrictions I am unable to do the job I am status as. Corperate office is... View More
answered on Sep 27, 2024
More would need to be understood about your situation before someone could tell you with some level of certainty that you have a case with merit and value. However the facts you have posted about suggest unlawful conduct by the employer. Therefore it would be wise for you to locate and consult... View More
Could they call security for that and what could they do ? Would the cashier be a witness that you paid for your items so there's no reason for suspicion ?
answered on Sep 30, 2024
A shopkeeper has the privilege to detain an individual that they reasonable suspect of shoplifting in a reasonable manner for a reasonable time to investigate ownership of property. If unable to verify ownership, the shopkeeper can call police.
Quite simple. I want to do cheap marketing. I want to promote my product which is a computer wallpaper, but the list of 10 million emails is without users' consent and the way I want to promote is to spoof my own email. In chatgpt it says that I could have legal consequences for forging my own... View More
I have no idea where he lives now, i don’t have nobody to serve it to him. i tried to email it to his mothers address where he always get his mails but when i went back to the county they told me that i have to serve it to him personally and have him sign the paper that he received the documents... View More
answered on Sep 27, 2024
Once he is personally served, you don't need to worry about him signing anything.
https://selfhelp.courts.ca.gov/divorce/start-divorce/serve
Everytime I try to leave and mention bringing the child it's immediately shut down and they get angry. I have absolutely nothing except for our child , them and their family and my dog. Haven't been able to keep a job due to them and now can't work. They gaslights me and is very... View More
answered on Sep 27, 2024
Although technically you can do what you like, this is a complex issue in family law. Try to schedule a free consultation with a local family lawyer to discuss your options.
Fence was agreed upon with prior neighbor and installed 10 years ago. Home has since been bought out, demolished and new investors want to take our fence down.
I am having quite the hard time finding an attorney that is willing to take my case on Mid Stream
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
Telling your attorney that they acted incompetently can sometimes lead to them choosing to withdraw from the case. Lawyers may feel that if the trust in the attorney-client relationship is broken, they cannot effectively represent you. However, their decision to quit would also depend on other... View More
California Code, Code of Civil Procedure - CCP § 2020.220 DOES NOT REQUIRE PERSONAL APPEARANCE
(a) Subject to subdivision (c) of Section 2020.410, service of a deposition subpoena shall be effected a sufficient time in advance of the deposition to provide the deponent a reasonable... View More
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
In California, under the Code of Civil Procedure § 2020.220, there is no general requirement for a personal appearance when responding to a deposition subpoena for written answers. If you’ve received a deposition subpoena to provide documents or business records, the law allows you to respond by... View More
Simply mailing answers without an official appearance or without a court reporter may violate the California Code of Civil Procedure (CCP), specifically sections that mandate the proper handling of depositions.
Which exactly CCP is violated?
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
If you are referring to handling depositions by mail without an official appearance or court reporter, you may be looking at a violation of California Code of Civil Procedure (CCP) Section 2025.330, which governs the proper procedure for oral depositions. This section requires that depositions must... View More
What specific rules would be violated if ANSWERS by non-party deponent are sent by mail during discovery; IF
non-party deponent was given proper Notice of Deposition AND SUBP-010, AND even privacy notice SUBP-020 - to employee in question? Additionally, in this situation the deponent is... View More
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
In this situation, the key issue is that deposition answers must follow specific procedures outlined by the rules of civil procedure. When a non-party is subpoenaed to provide testimony, the typical expectation is that the deposition occurs in person or via other agreed-upon means, such as video... View More
Medical, financial… would be set up in advance. She’s wanting to move as well. What steps do I need to take to make this happen?
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answered on Sep 29, 2024
Moving to Germany with your adult daughter under legal guardianship is possible, but there are several steps you need to follow. First, ensure that her legal guardianship documents are translated and recognized in Germany, as each country has different regulations regarding guardianship of adults.... View More
I said that I would kill my self and they took my stuff that they did not buy
If you don’t have an account with them. This is not a federal law nor does any other bank require this and if I don’t deposit cash I do not need to give them my social. They cannot tell me where on their website or where on the terms and agreements when signing up for an account that it is... View More
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
It’s understandable to feel uncomfortable about giving out your full Social Security number, especially for something like a deposit. You’re right that there is no federal law that specifically requires giving your SSN for a deposit, though banks do have policies in place to comply with federal... View More
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