This is for a criminal caseHas any one ever seen a web site where you can ask for legal advice for free?
Yes, Matthew, this one. That's the quality of advice you will get for free.
The reason is that each case is different and needs to be looked at in detail by an experienced, qualified professional. This takes time and money.
You wouldn't let a volunteer operate on you surgically, and you shouldn't entrust your liberty to a complete stranger who knows nothing about you or your case.
If you absolutely can't afford your own lawyer, you will have to accept a public defender (state-appointed and paid lawyer).Has any one ever seen a web site where you can ask for legal advice for free?
You are possibly on it
Saturday, July 31, 2010
DOES ANYONE KNOW OF ANY FREE LEGAL ADVICE WEBSITES?
I need help with some legal advice, my brother just got arrested and I need to know some advice on criminal law in texas pleeeeeeease help!!!DOES ANYONE KNOW OF ANY FREE LEGAL ADVICE WEBSITES?
The thing about free legal advice sites is that you get what you pay for. If this is a serious criminal matter, your brother needs to have a lawyer. The Court will appoint one for him if he cant afford it. But under NO circumstances should you rely on any website, or even advice from people here, in a criminal matter. I've been practicing law for 29 years, and I wouldht even THINK of giving you specific advice under these circumstances.DOES ANYONE KNOW OF ANY FREE LEGAL ADVICE WEBSITES?
Just found one: http://www.freeadvice.com/
I'm a criminal defense attorney assistant, I'll help you if I can but I have to know the circumstances.
The thing about free legal advice sites is that you get what you pay for. If this is a serious criminal matter, your brother needs to have a lawyer. The Court will appoint one for him if he cant afford it. But under NO circumstances should you rely on any website, or even advice from people here, in a criminal matter. I've been practicing law for 29 years, and I wouldht even THINK of giving you specific advice under these circumstances.DOES ANYONE KNOW OF ANY FREE LEGAL ADVICE WEBSITES?
Just found one: http://www.freeadvice.com/
I'm a criminal defense attorney assistant, I'll help you if I can but I have to know the circumstances.
Please help me with some legal advice?
If me and a freind are being charged with 3 accounts of assult 4 and my freind plea's guilty to all of them can i still be charged with them?Please help me with some legal advice?
Why would your friend plead guilty? That's so retarded. Both of you should go half in hiring a lawyer to defend you guys. A good lawyer can get you off completely. Trust me, it's worth it. Do you want to risk going to jail and getting f**ked in the *** by some huge black dude?Please help me with some legal advice?
If you participated in the assault then yes you can be charged as well. Probably the only way to get out of it is if the victim says you did not participate or there are other witnesses that will say you did not participate.
You should grow up and learn to walk away from every fight you possibly can. I'd bet money it was over something stupid and now you are going to suffer the time and expense of a legal battle... and possibly some jail time.
Hopefully you will learn from this.
Why would your friend plead guilty? That's so retarded. Both of you should go half in hiring a lawyer to defend you guys. A good lawyer can get you off completely. Trust me, it's worth it. Do you want to risk going to jail and getting f**ked in the *** by some huge black dude?Please help me with some legal advice?
If you participated in the assault then yes you can be charged as well. Probably the only way to get out of it is if the victim says you did not participate or there are other witnesses that will say you did not participate.
You should grow up and learn to walk away from every fight you possibly can. I'd bet money it was over something stupid and now you are going to suffer the time and expense of a legal battle... and possibly some jail time.
Hopefully you will learn from this.
Does anyone know any websites which offer free legal advice ?
i want to know if there are any websites that offer any legal advice on why and when police can stop and search.Does anyone know any websites which offer free legal advice ?
Also, if you are in the UK, go to the Citizens Advice Bureau online. I found some awesome information on their website re work issues - they cover a lot. If you need free legal advice, they are able to see you as well - mostly in local libraries and town centres.
If you are in any other country in the world - good luck!Does anyone know any websites which offer free legal advice ?
Remember, you get what you pay for and free usually equals junk.
where is the problem with stop and search
If you have nothing to hide
police can only stop you if they have a suspissiona nd you have the right to see id and also a card or form stating the officers named and number
see the pace act Police and Criminal Evidence Act (1984)
http://police.homeoffice.gov.uk/operational-policing/powers-pace-codes/pace-code-intro/
part a covers stop and search
This site is pretty good. Go to allexperts.com
Also, if you are in the UK, go to the Citizens Advice Bureau online. I found some awesome information on their website re work issues - they cover a lot. If you need free legal advice, they are able to see you as well - mostly in local libraries and town centres.
If you are in any other country in the world - good luck!Does anyone know any websites which offer free legal advice ?
Remember, you get what you pay for and free usually equals junk.
where is the problem with stop and search
If you have nothing to hide
police can only stop you if they have a suspissiona nd you have the right to see id and also a card or form stating the officers named and number
see the pace act Police and Criminal Evidence Act (1984)
http://police.homeoffice.gov.uk/operational-policing/powers-pace-codes/pace-code-intro/
part a covers stop and search
This site is pretty good. Go to allexperts.com
How can i get legal advice regarding a pet health insurance company who denied a claim. I appealed to the co.?
i have had the same pet insurance for 8 years. ln feb 2004 my lab had a smal nosebleed. took him to the vet and was told dogs can get nosebleeds and appeared healthy. Had a couple of episodes of reverse sneezing. called the vet and was told most likely allergies. his insurance policy is from july to july. In september he had a large nosebleed and after many tests was diagnosed with nasal cancer. the insurance company refused to pay stating his iinitial symptoms began in the previous policy period and therefore not covered. No where in his medical record does it state he had cancer. I feel as if I've always done the best for my lab, securing lhealth insurance and taking him to the vet for any unusual symptoms and I feel i've been let down by both.
Could the vet have diagnosed him earlier or should the pet health insurance co take responsibilty and pay the medical cost i have incurred for his treatment. Who can i go to for advice. Is there time limitation in persuing action. thanksHow can i get legal advice regarding a pet health insurance company who denied a claim. I appealed to the co.?
Talk to your vet. He should write a letter to the insurance company and give them a time-line for the cancer diganosis. You should also have the records of your dogs vet exams. You can make copies and send them to the insurance co., highlighting the dates of exams. Have the vet office make you a copy. If they refuse call the Veterinary Medical Board in your state. By law they are required to make you a copy or a written summary of the records. The only other thing is go to an attorney....but that will probably cost you more that the vet bill. Good Luck and God BlessHow can i get legal advice regarding a pet health insurance company who denied a claim. I appealed to the co.?
It seems it might work to get your vet office to write a short note that the initial symptoms were first discovered in the current policy and sign the note, because they didn't diagnose it as cancer before.
I would read the policy itself because this seems like an awkward argument since you had insurance from the same company in the previous policy as well.
Maybe your vet's office or other dog owners can tell you about a better insurance option that you might consider in the future.
Not sure you have a basis for a legal claim. Don't spend money on a lawyer yet.
The best initial thing you can do is to contact your State's Insurance Commission and request info on what you can do in regards to a dispute about a claim that is being denied by that insurance company. Many times the state commission will have several claim disputes and it sometimes boils down to the invividual adjuster who is being ridiculous in favor of his company or it may be that company's operating policies. Sometimes the state will step in and help out the consumer.
Check it out.
I have a feeling I know who this company is and am just disgusted by some of the stories I've been hearing like this. I don't have any real advice, just sympathy, and am hoping that the advice you've already been given will prove beneficial.
Does your company have a dispute process? (I've heard that term kicked around but thankfully haven't had to use it.) It seems like there *must* be some kind of governing body (like the one previously suggested) that could hold a company accountable. I'm sure that if it's in the fine print of their policies that there may not be recourse, but it's just a shame, and hopefully word-of-mouth could help make it right. I've found some good information on complaints.com and would suggest at the very least that you warn other people about the company.
You have absolutely done the right thing for your lab, and I am so sorry to hear that you're having to go through this. Best of luck.
thats a boring casenatural beauty tips
Could the vet have diagnosed him earlier or should the pet health insurance co take responsibilty and pay the medical cost i have incurred for his treatment. Who can i go to for advice. Is there time limitation in persuing action. thanksHow can i get legal advice regarding a pet health insurance company who denied a claim. I appealed to the co.?
Talk to your vet. He should write a letter to the insurance company and give them a time-line for the cancer diganosis. You should also have the records of your dogs vet exams. You can make copies and send them to the insurance co., highlighting the dates of exams. Have the vet office make you a copy. If they refuse call the Veterinary Medical Board in your state. By law they are required to make you a copy or a written summary of the records. The only other thing is go to an attorney....but that will probably cost you more that the vet bill. Good Luck and God BlessHow can i get legal advice regarding a pet health insurance company who denied a claim. I appealed to the co.?
It seems it might work to get your vet office to write a short note that the initial symptoms were first discovered in the current policy and sign the note, because they didn't diagnose it as cancer before.
I would read the policy itself because this seems like an awkward argument since you had insurance from the same company in the previous policy as well.
Maybe your vet's office or other dog owners can tell you about a better insurance option that you might consider in the future.
Not sure you have a basis for a legal claim. Don't spend money on a lawyer yet.
The best initial thing you can do is to contact your State's Insurance Commission and request info on what you can do in regards to a dispute about a claim that is being denied by that insurance company. Many times the state commission will have several claim disputes and it sometimes boils down to the invividual adjuster who is being ridiculous in favor of his company or it may be that company's operating policies. Sometimes the state will step in and help out the consumer.
Check it out.
I have a feeling I know who this company is and am just disgusted by some of the stories I've been hearing like this. I don't have any real advice, just sympathy, and am hoping that the advice you've already been given will prove beneficial.
Does your company have a dispute process? (I've heard that term kicked around but thankfully haven't had to use it.) It seems like there *must* be some kind of governing body (like the one previously suggested) that could hold a company accountable. I'm sure that if it's in the fine print of their policies that there may not be recourse, but it's just a shame, and hopefully word-of-mouth could help make it right. I've found some good information on complaints.com and would suggest at the very least that you warn other people about the company.
You have absolutely done the right thing for your lab, and I am so sorry to hear that you're having to go through this. Best of luck.
thats a boring case
Legal advice - I want to sue for permanent scar. Had accident at work. However whilst I was off with injury...
They have put some rails up to avoid another accident happening again...
I do not have picture without rails for evidence. Will this be a problem.Legal advice - I want to sue for permanent scar. Had accident at work. However whilst I was off with injury...
If they did an accident investigation then no.Legal advice - I want to sue for permanent scar. Had accident at work. However whilst I was off with injury...
did it go in accident book SHOULD HAVE BY LAW. coz then you shoul be able to sue .
Questions:
Did you file an accident report at work?
Did you include the fact about missing rails being a hazard?
Can other people testify there were no rails at that point?
As long as there are other people who can describe the previous conditions, a photo is not necessary.
Certainly, you could compel the company to produce documents showing when they had the rails installed. Either their own maintenance crew did it, or they hired a company.
If the company tried lying about it, all it would take is a couple witnesses telling the truth, and the company will have no credibility.
Photos are always a good idea, but it's not a ';deal killer';.
You may not have to take such an adversarial attitude with the company. If you have a scar, they might well recognize that you deserve compensation. Many companies realize that a certain number of legal liabilities are part of the cost of doing business. It might cost them more to fight the case than to settle with you.
Just remember, the company cannot normally get away with outright lying, as long as you can produce witnesses. Even without witnesses, all you would have to do is prove that the rails were installed after your accident (and maybe in response to your injury). Perhaps they were installed because OSHA forced them to, in order to comply with State or Federal regulations. Remember, everything is documented. There is always a paper trail. They can't ';shred the evidence';.
Well was your accident recorded in work. If so then that can be used as evidence.
If the rails were fitted by an external company, then there should be some documentation regarding this somewhere within the workplace. Which should contain date and time of them being fitted.
This should also be available to whoever would take your case on.
call 1-800-lawyers,,free answers
It shouldn't be a problem. There will be official medical records of your injury date, and your employers should have notified the Health and Safety executive immediately. They may have forced your employers to put the railings up which should all work in your favour.
Just because rails have been errected does not release responsibility from the employer. No does it 'admit' to fault because of your accident.
To pursue a claim for an accident requires,amongst other things, evidence.such as accident records...hospital records....witness statements and the like.
Contact the government health and safety depart and also ACAS (employment specialists found on the web)
There are more no win no fee accident lawyers around now than parking spaces. Consult one, the firm can't falsify records about when the safely rails were put up
There should be records (OSHA log, etc) showing you were injured on the job.
Shouldn't be a problem if you have independent witnesses.
You can get free legal advice on websites like LawGuru, FindLaw. Check this out for more info http://www.uelp.org/freelegal.html
All states have a workers compensation system. Work comp systems are no fault systems. You cannot sue your employer for work accidents, and your employer cannot sue you. Injuries occur in all walks of life. When it happens at work, work comp is there to pay for temporary lost wages, medical treatment. Additionally, in more extreme cases, permanent disability and vocational retraining is available, all regardless of fault.
Permanent disability is what an injured worker may have left with even after completing their medical treatment. It may be a loss of range of motion after shoulder surgery. It may be a herniated disc in a back after a lifting injury.
That permanent scar may or may not entitle you to permanent disability benefits. It depends on the state where your work comp benefits are covered. Every state has their own way of determining what is considered ';ratable'; permanent disability. If that scar can be measured in any way by your state's labor code, then that measurement can be converted to a percentage which will then translate into a dollar amount you are entitled to for this permanent disability.
Ask your primary work comp doctor if the scar is rateable.
You can also contact the state agency that governs work comp issues to find out if your particular scar would entitle you to permanent disability. You may also want to ask them about how to get another medical opinion if you want to double-check your work comp doctor.
I do not have picture without rails for evidence. Will this be a problem.Legal advice - I want to sue for permanent scar. Had accident at work. However whilst I was off with injury...
If they did an accident investigation then no.Legal advice - I want to sue for permanent scar. Had accident at work. However whilst I was off with injury...
did it go in accident book SHOULD HAVE BY LAW. coz then you shoul be able to sue .
Questions:
Did you file an accident report at work?
Did you include the fact about missing rails being a hazard?
Can other people testify there were no rails at that point?
As long as there are other people who can describe the previous conditions, a photo is not necessary.
Certainly, you could compel the company to produce documents showing when they had the rails installed. Either their own maintenance crew did it, or they hired a company.
If the company tried lying about it, all it would take is a couple witnesses telling the truth, and the company will have no credibility.
Photos are always a good idea, but it's not a ';deal killer';.
You may not have to take such an adversarial attitude with the company. If you have a scar, they might well recognize that you deserve compensation. Many companies realize that a certain number of legal liabilities are part of the cost of doing business. It might cost them more to fight the case than to settle with you.
Just remember, the company cannot normally get away with outright lying, as long as you can produce witnesses. Even without witnesses, all you would have to do is prove that the rails were installed after your accident (and maybe in response to your injury). Perhaps they were installed because OSHA forced them to, in order to comply with State or Federal regulations. Remember, everything is documented. There is always a paper trail. They can't ';shred the evidence';.
Well was your accident recorded in work. If so then that can be used as evidence.
If the rails were fitted by an external company, then there should be some documentation regarding this somewhere within the workplace. Which should contain date and time of them being fitted.
This should also be available to whoever would take your case on.
call 1-800-lawyers,,free answers
It shouldn't be a problem. There will be official medical records of your injury date, and your employers should have notified the Health and Safety executive immediately. They may have forced your employers to put the railings up which should all work in your favour.
Just because rails have been errected does not release responsibility from the employer. No does it 'admit' to fault because of your accident.
To pursue a claim for an accident requires,amongst other things, evidence.such as accident records...hospital records....witness statements and the like.
Contact the government health and safety depart and also ACAS (employment specialists found on the web)
There are more no win no fee accident lawyers around now than parking spaces. Consult one, the firm can't falsify records about when the safely rails were put up
There should be records (OSHA log, etc) showing you were injured on the job.
Shouldn't be a problem if you have independent witnesses.
You can get free legal advice on websites like LawGuru, FindLaw. Check this out for more info http://www.uelp.org/freelegal.html
All states have a workers compensation system. Work comp systems are no fault systems. You cannot sue your employer for work accidents, and your employer cannot sue you. Injuries occur in all walks of life. When it happens at work, work comp is there to pay for temporary lost wages, medical treatment. Additionally, in more extreme cases, permanent disability and vocational retraining is available, all regardless of fault.
Permanent disability is what an injured worker may have left with even after completing their medical treatment. It may be a loss of range of motion after shoulder surgery. It may be a herniated disc in a back after a lifting injury.
That permanent scar may or may not entitle you to permanent disability benefits. It depends on the state where your work comp benefits are covered. Every state has their own way of determining what is considered ';ratable'; permanent disability. If that scar can be measured in any way by your state's labor code, then that measurement can be converted to a percentage which will then translate into a dollar amount you are entitled to for this permanent disability.
Ask your primary work comp doctor if the scar is rateable.
You can also contact the state agency that governs work comp issues to find out if your particular scar would entitle you to permanent disability. You may also want to ask them about how to get another medical opinion if you want to double-check your work comp doctor.
Basicly i need legal advice, what are the laws regarding foreign nationals buying property in england?
family and friends are interested in buying property to renovate and resell in this country, not sure of the legal issues. we are talking cash buying, not mortgage. although interested where we would stand with mortgages too... if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciatedBasicly i need legal advice, what are the laws regarding foreign nationals buying property in england?
Don;t ask here, you'll get people who think they know, but that won;t help if it comes to a legal dispute. You'll need to get proper legal advice for this sort of thing.Basicly i need legal advice, what are the laws regarding foreign nationals buying property in england?
Doesn't seem to be a problem.
no nationals are allowed to buy in this county but do not get the same tax allowances as nationals ie all transactions by non nationals attract stap duty
As a US citizen who has bought and sold in England, there are no restrictions. Had 2 mortgages as well and even rented one out for a while before selling it. Getting the first mortgage was a bit trying since I didn't have credit established in the UK at the time, but a copy of my US credit report solved that quickly and easily.
Don;t ask here, you'll get people who think they know, but that won;t help if it comes to a legal dispute. You'll need to get proper legal advice for this sort of thing.Basicly i need legal advice, what are the laws regarding foreign nationals buying property in england?
Doesn't seem to be a problem.
no nationals are allowed to buy in this county but do not get the same tax allowances as nationals ie all transactions by non nationals attract stap duty
As a US citizen who has bought and sold in England, there are no restrictions. Had 2 mortgages as well and even rented one out for a while before selling it. Getting the first mortgage was a bit trying since I didn't have credit established in the UK at the time, but a copy of my US credit report solved that quickly and easily.
Is there really a free online legal advice line anyone knows about?
one of ojs ex lawyers started a free legal advice site. shapiro or something like that.
and heres one for free legal advice on questionsIs there really a free online legal advice line anyone knows about?
There are but you have to search the web.
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=free+le鈥?/a>
and heres one for free legal advice on questionsIs there really a free online legal advice line anyone knows about?
There are but you have to search the web.
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=free+le鈥?/a>
Looking for legal advice: Employer gives checks that are not from accounts with sufficient funds...?
Numerous times, numerous employees receive paychecks without being able to cash or deposit them without incurring trouble due to insufficient funds in the employers accounts, what can be the solution to being paid ON TIME and actually being able to cash or deposit a check without incurring service charges for returned checks, not being able to cash the check etc.??Looking for legal advice: Employer gives checks that are not from accounts with sufficient funds...?
maybe you should turn them in, it dont seem legal to meLooking for legal advice: Employer gives checks that are not from accounts with sufficient funds...?
So the employer is handing out bad pay checks to employees? IS that what I am reading? The best solution, don't work their anymore. Find another legit company. By law an employee who works is to be paid on time. There is no excuse and cannot receive a pay check that comes back insufficient funds when employee attempts to cash it. It does not matter where you cash it%26gt; You are not held liable for incurring fees as an employee. The employer is. They are causing you to be working for free if you cannot receive a pay check because of their poor budgeting. Is it a legit company?
The only solution to the employer is that he budgets their money right. They are obviously not. Spending more than what they need to live with in their means. So, they can cut employees down to what they can afford. Or create a budget plan for business expense that does not go over employee pay budget costs. Set aside for two separate business bank accounts. One for employees and one for business expense. This way, both do not risk coinciding with each other causing this problem. This business needs to be put out of their own misery. It's going to haunt them by law suits after law suits. I would not even work here if I found this.
Get an employment law attorney and sue the crap out of them. This is against employee rights work laws. !!!!!!!!!!!!
Check your local legal aid office report this and they will guide you. This is a national law not just by state.
My girlfriend has this same problem. To avoid the possibility of fees you have to cash the check at the bank that it is drawn from. Getting paid in cash would be good to if you have that option. My last idea is that you take over the accounting for your company and fire whoever can't keep track of how much money should be in each account.
maybe you should turn them in, it dont seem legal to meLooking for legal advice: Employer gives checks that are not from accounts with sufficient funds...?
So the employer is handing out bad pay checks to employees? IS that what I am reading? The best solution, don't work their anymore. Find another legit company. By law an employee who works is to be paid on time. There is no excuse and cannot receive a pay check that comes back insufficient funds when employee attempts to cash it. It does not matter where you cash it%26gt; You are not held liable for incurring fees as an employee. The employer is. They are causing you to be working for free if you cannot receive a pay check because of their poor budgeting. Is it a legit company?
The only solution to the employer is that he budgets their money right. They are obviously not. Spending more than what they need to live with in their means. So, they can cut employees down to what they can afford. Or create a budget plan for business expense that does not go over employee pay budget costs. Set aside for two separate business bank accounts. One for employees and one for business expense. This way, both do not risk coinciding with each other causing this problem. This business needs to be put out of their own misery. It's going to haunt them by law suits after law suits. I would not even work here if I found this.
Get an employment law attorney and sue the crap out of them. This is against employee rights work laws. !!!!!!!!!!!!
Check your local legal aid office report this and they will guide you. This is a national law not just by state.
My girlfriend has this same problem. To avoid the possibility of fees you have to cash the check at the bank that it is drawn from. Getting paid in cash would be good to if you have that option. My last idea is that you take over the accounting for your company and fire whoever can't keep track of how much money should be in each account.
Looking for legal advice: Employer gives checks that are not from accounts with sufficient funds...?
Numerous times, numerous employees receive paychecks without being able to cash or deposit them without incurring trouble due to insufficient funds in the employers accounts, what can be the solution to being paid ON TIME and actually being able to cash or deposit a check without incurring service charges for returned checks, not being able to cash the check etc.??Looking for legal advice: Employer gives checks that are not from accounts with sufficient funds...?
My girlfriend has this same problem. To avoid the possibility of fees you have to cash the check at the bank that it is drawn from. Getting paid in cash would be good to if you have that option. My last idea is that you take over the accounting for your company and fire whoever can't keep track of how much money should be in each account.Looking for legal advice: Employer gives checks that are not from accounts with sufficient funds...?
So the employer is handing out bad pay checks to employees? IS that what I am reading? The best solution, don't work their anymore. Find another legit company. By law an employee who works is to be paid on time. There is no excuse and cannot receive a pay check that comes back insufficient funds when employee attempts to cash it. It does not matter where you cash it%26gt; You are not held liable for incurring fees as an employee. The employer is. They are causing you to be working for free if you cannot receive a pay check because of their poor budgeting. Is it a legit company?
The only solution to the employer is that he budgets their money right. They are obviously not. Spending more than what they need to live with in their means. So, they can cut employees down to what they can afford. Or create a budget plan for business expense that does not go over employee pay budget costs. Set aside for two separate business bank accounts. One for employees and one for business expense. This way, both do not risk coinciding with each other causing this problem. This business needs to be put out of their own misery. It's going to haunt them by law suits after law suits. I would not even work here if I found this.
Get an employment law attorney and sue the crap out of them. This is against employee rights work laws. !!!!!!!!!!!!
Check your local legal aid office report this and they will guide you. This is a national law not just by state.
maybe you should turn them in, it dont seem legal to me
My girlfriend has this same problem. To avoid the possibility of fees you have to cash the check at the bank that it is drawn from. Getting paid in cash would be good to if you have that option. My last idea is that you take over the accounting for your company and fire whoever can't keep track of how much money should be in each account.Looking for legal advice: Employer gives checks that are not from accounts with sufficient funds...?
So the employer is handing out bad pay checks to employees? IS that what I am reading? The best solution, don't work their anymore. Find another legit company. By law an employee who works is to be paid on time. There is no excuse and cannot receive a pay check that comes back insufficient funds when employee attempts to cash it. It does not matter where you cash it%26gt; You are not held liable for incurring fees as an employee. The employer is. They are causing you to be working for free if you cannot receive a pay check because of their poor budgeting. Is it a legit company?
The only solution to the employer is that he budgets their money right. They are obviously not. Spending more than what they need to live with in their means. So, they can cut employees down to what they can afford. Or create a budget plan for business expense that does not go over employee pay budget costs. Set aside for two separate business bank accounts. One for employees and one for business expense. This way, both do not risk coinciding with each other causing this problem. This business needs to be put out of their own misery. It's going to haunt them by law suits after law suits. I would not even work here if I found this.
Get an employment law attorney and sue the crap out of them. This is against employee rights work laws. !!!!!!!!!!!!
Check your local legal aid office report this and they will guide you. This is a national law not just by state.
maybe you should turn them in, it dont seem legal to me
Any body know where i can get free legal advice about what i should do about something?
there is evidence of physical child abuse of my wifes two children from a previous relationship, and he has custody of them. they had a boot mark on there neck, the school took pictures and called the police, but now there saying, the police and child protective services, say there is not enough evidence to take the kids away from him.anybody know what my wife can do without getting arrested?Any body know where i can get free legal advice about what i should do about something?
Contact the state attorney generals office. I witnessed a CSP of minor and I'm a Federal Agent...if it would not of been for my testimony the offender could of easily walked. You owe it to the children to do everything in your power to lock that SOB up!!Any body know where i can get free legal advice about what i should do about something?
www.allexperts.com
Any lawyer that deals with these kind of cases will give you free advice. Only time they'll charge you is if they take your case and you win. Check it out.
Sorry but untill you have evedence you are stuck maybe if you can get the children to talk then you'll have a slim chance but I am sure that the authorities will keep their eyes out for anything that will be able to prove your aligations esspecialy the school so my advice is if those childeren are being abuse then you nedd to get ready because as soon as they realize that you arent lying and the chilideren are in danger they will bring the children right to you both if they feel it is safe there and they will be taken care ofnatural beauty tips
Contact the state attorney generals office. I witnessed a CSP of minor and I'm a Federal Agent...if it would not of been for my testimony the offender could of easily walked. You owe it to the children to do everything in your power to lock that SOB up!!Any body know where i can get free legal advice about what i should do about something?
www.allexperts.com
Any lawyer that deals with these kind of cases will give you free advice. Only time they'll charge you is if they take your case and you win. Check it out.
Sorry but untill you have evedence you are stuck maybe if you can get the children to talk then you'll have a slim chance but I am sure that the authorities will keep their eyes out for anything that will be able to prove your aligations esspecialy the school so my advice is if those childeren are being abuse then you nedd to get ready because as soon as they realize that you arent lying and the chilideren are in danger they will bring the children right to you both if they feel it is safe there and they will be taken care of
Need Legal Advice on a Fradulent 2nd Mortgage?
4 years ago I bought my home. At closing, the company I purchased it from contacted me to tell me not to be suprised as I was going to be asked to sign a 2nd mortgage. I was told ';this is not a real 2nd, but only on paper as the mortgage company will not fund without the 2nd';. This is due to the home being a manufactured home on an acre of land which finance companies do not feel are solid investments as too many people foreclose on them and thus they can only fund 75% of appraised value.
So, it was done and no, I haven't been aske to pay a dime. Now, I am trying to refinance, and the former company is stating they will not sign off on the 2nd but they will reduce it by $15,000.00 which the mortgage company says No way. The mortgage company has had dealings with this company before and states it is a shady company.
Now the mortgage company is taking 7 months to close, my ARM is going up to $950 Sept. 1st and I am working my hind end off to make ends meet.Need Legal Advice on a Fradulent 2nd Mortgage?
You should contact a local real estate attorney and discuss this rather than seeking answers here. I'd note, though you may not want to hear it, that if you had been represented by counsel at your original closing, you most likely would not be in this position.
So, it was done and no, I haven't been aske to pay a dime. Now, I am trying to refinance, and the former company is stating they will not sign off on the 2nd but they will reduce it by $15,000.00 which the mortgage company says No way. The mortgage company has had dealings with this company before and states it is a shady company.
Now the mortgage company is taking 7 months to close, my ARM is going up to $950 Sept. 1st and I am working my hind end off to make ends meet.Need Legal Advice on a Fradulent 2nd Mortgage?
You should contact a local real estate attorney and discuss this rather than seeking answers here. I'd note, though you may not want to hear it, that if you had been represented by counsel at your original closing, you most likely would not be in this position.
Not married need advice on getting legal custody in NC father on birth certicate?
planning to leave Father of child, worried that he might try taking baby without permission, in my state father on birth certificate has same rights as i do without a court issuing custody. Any advice on how i get custody before leaving??Not married need advice on getting legal custody in NC father on birth certicate?
Yes in NC both have joint custody unless you have a court order. You need to go to your local courthouse %26amp; if you have a family court area go there %26amp; they have a packet for custody.
Good luck!Not married need advice on getting legal custody in NC father on birth certicate?
You can't leave the state without getting a court order changed. They do this to keep the parents, when seperated, from moving far away and not allowing access to the child to the other parent.
Yes in NC both have joint custody unless you have a court order. You need to go to your local courthouse %26amp; if you have a family court area go there %26amp; they have a packet for custody.
Good luck!Not married need advice on getting legal custody in NC father on birth certicate?
You can't leave the state without getting a court order changed. They do this to keep the parents, when seperated, from moving far away and not allowing access to the child to the other parent.
Legal advice for possible employer breach of contract?
My wife works in the mental health field. She was hospitalized and missed work for a bit. She returned and her employer said if she worked in a different capacity (half salary position) and for a month without missing any days she would be reinstated back to her old position. She transports DD clients to the pharmacy, stores, doctors, etc. Last week in the late afternoon, a client assaulted her during transport. The next morning she reported it and the company had the client commited involuntarily and told my wife to go to the hospital. She had finger marks on her neck for 4 days and a bruised wind pipe, but otherwise ok. The office told her she could no longer transport clients (odd since everyone does) and to be at a meeting last monday. That meeting was postponed until today. Today she was suspended until she underwent a psychological screening and that after that she may return but the job she was to have reinstated was off the table.Legal advice for possible employer breach of contract?
I see no breach of contract, unless your wife has a specific employment contract with this employer. However, the employer clearly violated your wife's privacy rights by letting everyone know that she was seeing a psychologist. This information should remain confidential, between your wife's boss, your wife, and anyone that has an immediate need to know (which the vast majority of the people in the meeting do not have a need to know).Legal advice for possible employer breach of contract?
First, who or what organization does she work for? Is there a contract? written? oral? What is her psychological condition? How long has she been on the job? Does the company or organization have a personnel manual? Human Resources?
Does her psychological condition prevent her from fulfilling certain duties...
Does her company/organization provide insurance for her? If not, who paid for her hospiotal visit?
these are just a few of the questions you would have to be prepared to answer if you saw a lawyer...which you will not find here in this forum. No lawyer today...is willing to give free advice.
here you will find suggestions only.
(btw who was at the meeting? Apparently the employer is aware of her psychological condition. )
see what I mean. These are suggestions! The next poster is incorrect. There are indeed contracts that can be referred to as ';oral contracts';.....otherwise known as a ';verbal contract'; but the questions above need to be answered.
best advice? See a real lawyer.
Breach of which contract? You didn't mention any contract. Verbal statements are not contracts.
I see no breach of contract, unless your wife has a specific employment contract with this employer. However, the employer clearly violated your wife's privacy rights by letting everyone know that she was seeing a psychologist. This information should remain confidential, between your wife's boss, your wife, and anyone that has an immediate need to know (which the vast majority of the people in the meeting do not have a need to know).Legal advice for possible employer breach of contract?
First, who or what organization does she work for? Is there a contract? written? oral? What is her psychological condition? How long has she been on the job? Does the company or organization have a personnel manual? Human Resources?
Does her psychological condition prevent her from fulfilling certain duties...
Does her company/organization provide insurance for her? If not, who paid for her hospiotal visit?
these are just a few of the questions you would have to be prepared to answer if you saw a lawyer...which you will not find here in this forum. No lawyer today...is willing to give free advice.
here you will find suggestions only.
(btw who was at the meeting? Apparently the employer is aware of her psychological condition. )
see what I mean. These are suggestions! The next poster is incorrect. There are indeed contracts that can be referred to as ';oral contracts';.....otherwise known as a ';verbal contract'; but the questions above need to be answered.
best advice? See a real lawyer.
Breach of which contract? You didn't mention any contract. Verbal statements are not contracts.
Would anybody pay a set fee (say $20-$50) for online legal advice if it were from a reputable firm?
For example, you set up an account with the firm and through online bill pay you ask an attorney that is connected with a traditional brick and mortar law firm any legal questions you have. That way you don't have to come into the office and it is more confidential if you want it too be. What do you think? This would be stictly advice and would not include filing papers, etc. This would also probably be only a couple pages of advice.Would anybody pay a set fee (say $20-$50) for online legal advice if it were from a reputable firm?
Yes, I certainly would pay a reasonable fee for legal advice of this kind as this would save time searching for the answer myself and would be more convenient than trying to contact a lawyer. If the response suggested I needed to take further action I could then use a lawyer to follow up.
However I would be less likely to use the service if I had to set up an account before I needed legal advice.Would anybody pay a set fee (say $20-$50) for online legal advice if it were from a reputable firm?
No, a truly reputable firm would not be involved with a scheme like this.
I would. In fact I am. I pay 35 a month but they will write letters for me and do a small will for me and they will also look over any paperwork I recieve before I sign to make sure It is safe to sign. They give me all the advise I need and are really helping me with my lawsuit over the phone. I might be settling out of court without a lawyer present because the help they have giving me. I go through pre-paid legal and I recommend them. I have unlimited use with them. The law firm is Parker~Stanbury!!!
No, personally I would prefer to see an attorney face to face. And if you just want basic law advise, you can get a book instead of paying online.
Yes, I certainly would pay a reasonable fee for legal advice of this kind as this would save time searching for the answer myself and would be more convenient than trying to contact a lawyer. If the response suggested I needed to take further action I could then use a lawyer to follow up.
However I would be less likely to use the service if I had to set up an account before I needed legal advice.Would anybody pay a set fee (say $20-$50) for online legal advice if it were from a reputable firm?
No, a truly reputable firm would not be involved with a scheme like this.
I would. In fact I am. I pay 35 a month but they will write letters for me and do a small will for me and they will also look over any paperwork I recieve before I sign to make sure It is safe to sign. They give me all the advise I need and are really helping me with my lawsuit over the phone. I might be settling out of court without a lawyer present because the help they have giving me. I go through pre-paid legal and I recommend them. I have unlimited use with them. The law firm is Parker~Stanbury!!!
No, personally I would prefer to see an attorney face to face. And if you just want basic law advise, you can get a book instead of paying online.
Are there any potential legal ramifications from proferring advice on Yahoo Answers?
If somebody was to offer professional advice via this site and it all turns out to be wrong, what are the legal implications if any?Are there any potential legal ramifications from proferring advice on Yahoo Answers?
There is an argument that the answerer could be held legally liable under a negligence theory if some foreseeable harm resulted from their giving less than complete information (and giving complete information is basically impossible for any complex subject).
But, the defense would be ';assumption of the risk'; by the other person,Are there any potential legal ramifications from proferring advice on Yahoo Answers?
Not much liability really, but there is some.
If you lie about a product or service, you could be sued by the provider of that product or service.
That has happened in business chat rooms, people have been sued by corporations for out right falsehoods.
But is is usually blatant attempts to hurt a product or service that results in litigation.
i would hate to think that anyone would take any advice on here that serious
Yahoo Answers is just a discussion forum where everybody gets to voice their own opinion about how you can go about resolving a legal problem. How you choose to use the information from this site is ultimately up to you. However, Nobody should not be responsible for posting their thoughts and recommendations on how to resolve legal problems. if you are professional attorney and you know how the legal system works. By all means, Just say what your professional opinion is.
Anytime you are dealing with the law you should always discuss your options with an attorney no matter what.
the person who follows the advice will be responsible as the advice received is not against consideration for tendering the advice by a professional.
None, unless you professed to be a ';professional'; in that field and took compensation.
Wow, if someone is seriously taking yahoo answers too serious to the point of law. They NEED A LIFE... Come on yahoo answers is fun and all but if you have an actual law question.. who SHOULD you see? Ummm DUH a Lawer!!!!
YA is simply a forum for people to express their personal opinions or viewpoints on a given subject. no one, who has a grasp on reality, would assume that it for free legal or medical advice in lieu of professional advice.
people are really just looking for a way to vent their feelings or opinions and everyone knows that and realize that YA gives them the opportunity to do so.
I agree wholehartedly with Coragrphy. Besides, most of those who are of a legal profession that enter here state in their profile that it is only their opinion and should not be taken as legal advice.
enter at your own risk!!!
There is an argument that the answerer could be held legally liable under a negligence theory if some foreseeable harm resulted from their giving less than complete information (and giving complete information is basically impossible for any complex subject).
But, the defense would be ';assumption of the risk'; by the other person,Are there any potential legal ramifications from proferring advice on Yahoo Answers?
Not much liability really, but there is some.
If you lie about a product or service, you could be sued by the provider of that product or service.
That has happened in business chat rooms, people have been sued by corporations for out right falsehoods.
But is is usually blatant attempts to hurt a product or service that results in litigation.
i would hate to think that anyone would take any advice on here that serious
Yahoo Answers is just a discussion forum where everybody gets to voice their own opinion about how you can go about resolving a legal problem. How you choose to use the information from this site is ultimately up to you. However, Nobody should not be responsible for posting their thoughts and recommendations on how to resolve legal problems. if you are professional attorney and you know how the legal system works. By all means, Just say what your professional opinion is.
Anytime you are dealing with the law you should always discuss your options with an attorney no matter what.
the person who follows the advice will be responsible as the advice received is not against consideration for tendering the advice by a professional.
None, unless you professed to be a ';professional'; in that field and took compensation.
Wow, if someone is seriously taking yahoo answers too serious to the point of law. They NEED A LIFE... Come on yahoo answers is fun and all but if you have an actual law question.. who SHOULD you see? Ummm DUH a Lawer!!!!
YA is simply a forum for people to express their personal opinions or viewpoints on a given subject. no one, who has a grasp on reality, would assume that it for free legal or medical advice in lieu of professional advice.
people are really just looking for a way to vent their feelings or opinions and everyone knows that and realize that YA gives them the opportunity to do so.
I agree wholehartedly with Coragrphy. Besides, most of those who are of a legal profession that enter here state in their profile that it is only their opinion and should not be taken as legal advice.
enter at your own risk!!!
PLease help WHAT LEGAL ADVICE YOU CAN GIVE? Does the teacher has a right not to help again the child A?
30 minutes before dismissal, child A got a cut on his cornea due to child B who is holding a ruler and accidentally poke the cornea. the teacher was out having a teachers meeting. When the teacher came, she saw the child A was rubbing his eyes. so the teacher, quickly check child A's condition. No bleeding occurs so the teacher, let child A wash her eyes as a first aid.
when the bell rungs, child A's father came angrily and drag child B. The teacher approached the father of child A and get child B.father A was making a mess on the school grounds so the teacher asked the brother of child B to fetch their mother to settle things up. Child B parents came and the teacher told the incident. Both father had a conversation with themselves without the teacher.the day after, they filled a case against the teacher.father A asked some help coz father B didnt help them so the faculty contributed.father A asked help again for medicine and told the teacher,she should help coz its in her custody.PLease help WHAT LEGAL ADVICE YOU CAN GIVE? Does the teacher has a right not to help again the child A?
Okay ... you've managed to really confuse me. So, teacher steps out, B accidentally injures A. Teacher does a check to the best of her ability, assesses that serious injury is unlikely, and so does not seek further assistance.
Father of A shows up, did you say dragging B? As in physically pulling him? B's dad should press charges against A's dad for assualt, to be honest here.
Teacher intervenes, gets B from A's dad. A's dad gets out of control and ... this is where you start to lose me. The two dads talked with each other (not themselves, I think you mean?) and both are pressing charges against the teacher? What are their charges? A, I can understand, but B?
The faculty of the school is giving A's dad money to help with ... something. And he's asked for money for medicine (uhhh, a corneal scratch? C'mon, he'd better have receipts). Teacher is being told by A's dad she should pay because A was in her custody when the injury happened.
I'm not a lawyer, but here's what I'm thinking. Teacher shouldn't pay anything until there is a legal decision made. She might be found liable for some amount of the medicine, (is the child in her custody or the school's?), but if she pays up front without a legal ruling she might be pecieved as admitting guilt.
In the future, the teacher really should be aware that serious eye injuries do not necessarily bleed. If there is a chance of an eye injury, the child should see a doctor ASAP, before infection has a chance of setting in; simply washing it won't really help. In my case, I nearly lost my vision in one eye (would have if the cat's claw had been a couple micrometers more to the left), and there was NO blood. There was little sign (other than searing pain) until the doctor had a stain in my eye and a magnifying glass ... which he dropped.PLease help WHAT LEGAL ADVICE YOU CAN GIVE? Does the teacher has a right not to help again the child A?
That was a confusing story. What I got out of it was that the teacher should have sent the child (A) to the nurse and notified his parents, and never should have identified child B to the parents of child A. There should have also been an assistant or someone in the room to supervise if the teacher was out. She is responsible for the incident since she was not watching them.
Child A gets pissed off because of his cut cornea, so he comes back shooting at his classmates.
Well the question now is who are the adult's here? True enough there should've been a teacher's aide in the room but that doesn't make it the teacher's fault. This is a story of the school system being not up to par. There is absolutely no way that these rooms should be without extra help. Kids will be just that, kids. And the parents need to also look at just that and be Ggrateful that it was a ruler and not a pencil or a knife , or a gun for that matter. I believe that the parents are being childish in this case. Making a mountain out of a mole hill.natural beauty tips
when the bell rungs, child A's father came angrily and drag child B. The teacher approached the father of child A and get child B.father A was making a mess on the school grounds so the teacher asked the brother of child B to fetch their mother to settle things up. Child B parents came and the teacher told the incident. Both father had a conversation with themselves without the teacher.the day after, they filled a case against the teacher.father A asked some help coz father B didnt help them so the faculty contributed.father A asked help again for medicine and told the teacher,she should help coz its in her custody.PLease help WHAT LEGAL ADVICE YOU CAN GIVE? Does the teacher has a right not to help again the child A?
Okay ... you've managed to really confuse me. So, teacher steps out, B accidentally injures A. Teacher does a check to the best of her ability, assesses that serious injury is unlikely, and so does not seek further assistance.
Father of A shows up, did you say dragging B? As in physically pulling him? B's dad should press charges against A's dad for assualt, to be honest here.
Teacher intervenes, gets B from A's dad. A's dad gets out of control and ... this is where you start to lose me. The two dads talked with each other (not themselves, I think you mean?) and both are pressing charges against the teacher? What are their charges? A, I can understand, but B?
The faculty of the school is giving A's dad money to help with ... something. And he's asked for money for medicine (uhhh, a corneal scratch? C'mon, he'd better have receipts). Teacher is being told by A's dad she should pay because A was in her custody when the injury happened.
I'm not a lawyer, but here's what I'm thinking. Teacher shouldn't pay anything until there is a legal decision made. She might be found liable for some amount of the medicine, (is the child in her custody or the school's?), but if she pays up front without a legal ruling she might be pecieved as admitting guilt.
In the future, the teacher really should be aware that serious eye injuries do not necessarily bleed. If there is a chance of an eye injury, the child should see a doctor ASAP, before infection has a chance of setting in; simply washing it won't really help. In my case, I nearly lost my vision in one eye (would have if the cat's claw had been a couple micrometers more to the left), and there was NO blood. There was little sign (other than searing pain) until the doctor had a stain in my eye and a magnifying glass ... which he dropped.PLease help WHAT LEGAL ADVICE YOU CAN GIVE? Does the teacher has a right not to help again the child A?
That was a confusing story. What I got out of it was that the teacher should have sent the child (A) to the nurse and notified his parents, and never should have identified child B to the parents of child A. There should have also been an assistant or someone in the room to supervise if the teacher was out. She is responsible for the incident since she was not watching them.
Child A gets pissed off because of his cut cornea, so he comes back shooting at his classmates.
Well the question now is who are the adult's here? True enough there should've been a teacher's aide in the room but that doesn't make it the teacher's fault. This is a story of the school system being not up to par. There is absolutely no way that these rooms should be without extra help. Kids will be just that, kids. And the parents need to also look at just that and be Ggrateful that it was a ruler and not a pencil or a knife , or a gun for that matter. I believe that the parents are being childish in this case. Making a mountain out of a mole hill.
Is there anywhere to get free legal advice in illinois regarding foreclosure and bankruptcy?
Books at a library is a good start. Or go to a large bookstore and read while still in the store.
Specific legal advice for your specific situation is going to require time with a lawyer. You might find a free service in a large city. Normally organized for the poor. If you are a member of a church there might be another member who will review your documents.
Otherwise you need to pay. Expect that filing bankruptcy comes with some costs. Consider a second job if you need more income.Is there anywhere to get free legal advice in illinois regarding foreclosure and bankruptcy?
nope
Specific legal advice for your specific situation is going to require time with a lawyer. You might find a free service in a large city. Normally organized for the poor. If you are a member of a church there might be another member who will review your documents.
Otherwise you need to pay. Expect that filing bankruptcy comes with some costs. Consider a second job if you need more income.Is there anywhere to get free legal advice in illinois regarding foreclosure and bankruptcy?
nope
I need legal advice either free or very cheap in Ohio anyone know what I should do?
I need some legal help with a situation concerning a car dealership and a trade in. Anyone have any suggestions? I live in central Ohio areaI need legal advice either free or very cheap in Ohio anyone know what I should do?
Could you please be more specific. What exactly happened? Some communities offer Free limited legal advice. You just need to search for it. Try Googling it. Try your Local Library. Try your community resource center. Good Luck.I need legal advice either free or very cheap in Ohio anyone know what I should do?
I'm not in Ohio but ... legal advice is notoriously worth no more than what you pay for it; and bad legal advice can be worse than none at all. If you have a beef with a car dealer, go directly to your state's bureau that regulates car dealers-- call state attorney general's office and a telephone person there will direct you.
Could you please be more specific. What exactly happened? Some communities offer Free limited legal advice. You just need to search for it. Try Googling it. Try your Local Library. Try your community resource center. Good Luck.I need legal advice either free or very cheap in Ohio anyone know what I should do?
I'm not in Ohio but ... legal advice is notoriously worth no more than what you pay for it; and bad legal advice can be worse than none at all. If you have a beef with a car dealer, go directly to your state's bureau that regulates car dealers-- call state attorney general's office and a telephone person there will direct you.
Are there any websites that offers free legal advice regarding divorces?
i am considering divorcing my husband but there are a few questions that i need to ask. are there any websites that offers free advice?Are there any websites that offers free legal advice regarding divorces?
hi there
you were saying free legal advice ?
I know the web site called encopredict
there's a good fortune teller that might could help you
they have service for free, 5 ppl each day
hope you would get the help from them
personally I think you have to clam yourself down cuz for being couple is such a good thing
maybe if you and you husban have serious problems between ur marriage life otherwise I think everything could work out fine though ....
anyway, good luck for everything and best wishes
ciaoAre there any websites that offers free legal advice regarding divorces?
I don't know of any web sites however, it would be best to consult with an attorney in your area. I know alot of attorneys in my area do a free consultation. Make a list of all your questions you want answered and have them ready so you don't forget anything and call some attorneys and hopefully they will advise you of everything you need to know. Good luck!!
hi there
you were saying free legal advice ?
I know the web site called encopredict
there's a good fortune teller that might could help you
they have service for free, 5 ppl each day
hope you would get the help from them
personally I think you have to clam yourself down cuz for being couple is such a good thing
maybe if you and you husban have serious problems between ur marriage life otherwise I think everything could work out fine though ....
anyway, good luck for everything and best wishes
ciaoAre there any websites that offers free legal advice regarding divorces?
I don't know of any web sites however, it would be best to consult with an attorney in your area. I know alot of attorneys in my area do a free consultation. Make a list of all your questions you want answered and have them ready so you don't forget anything and call some attorneys and hopefully they will advise you of everything you need to know. Good luck!!
Legal advice on money that is owed to me.?
My dad owns his own construction business and several people owe him money, what can he do to get the money owed to him without spending time and money at small claims court? Each client signed a contract to pay 30% upfront and then the rest when the job was finished, but now they won't pay. What do we do?Legal advice on money that is owed to me.?
file leins on their property.. if they still don't pay within a couple mos.. take em to court. Small claims court is no big deal at all and not very expensive unless your dads co. is a corporation... in my state corporations have to have a lawyer to even file a small claims case. $$$$
file leins on their property.. if they still don't pay within a couple mos.. take em to court. Small claims court is no big deal at all and not very expensive unless your dads co. is a corporation... in my state corporations have to have a lawyer to even file a small claims case. $$$$
Legal Advice about custody and paternity?
I'm 4 months pregnant.
was with a guy long term, we broke up, rebounded with another.
rebound wants nothing to do with baby
long term bf wants us to raise it even if its not his
rebound's parents want to get a court-ordered paternity test when baby is born even though none of us want it.
If i sign for a prenatal paternity test through amniocentesis, I sign for full custody right? Can the rebound's parents demand to see the results? Do I legally have to tell them?
please do not comment on the circumstances, just the questions.Legal Advice about custody and paternity?
The parents have no legal right to anything. If HE requests a paternity test, the court will grant it. His parents have no standing.
However, you should NEVER refuse to have paternity legally established. In the first place, your child may NEED to know his true parentage in later life for medical reasons. In the second, even if your long term b/f takes the child as his own, that has zero legal standing later if he decides to renounce the child. At that point, a paternity test can be used to deny his paternity, thus freeing him from any support. The actual father may be long gone and not available to test, leaving you with no support at all.
If you really want to do it legally, have the correct father listed (either he agrees of a paternity test does it for him), then have the long term adopt the child, making it legally his responsibility. Rebounds parents have no say in the matter.Legal Advice about custody and paternity?
If you have one done and refuse to divulge the results, they will most likely have a court order a paternity test, then you can either offer up the results or go for another test.
A paternity test in no way shape or form grants custody.
That is an entirely different story.
They can sue you for grandparent's visitation rights in most states and then paternity results would be ordered revealed by the court.
You automatically have custody of your child at birth and the father or his parents can sue for visitation or custody. They're pretty much guaranteed visitation rights but as long as they don't prove you unfit they are very unlikely to get custody.
was with a guy long term, we broke up, rebounded with another.
rebound wants nothing to do with baby
long term bf wants us to raise it even if its not his
rebound's parents want to get a court-ordered paternity test when baby is born even though none of us want it.
If i sign for a prenatal paternity test through amniocentesis, I sign for full custody right? Can the rebound's parents demand to see the results? Do I legally have to tell them?
please do not comment on the circumstances, just the questions.Legal Advice about custody and paternity?
The parents have no legal right to anything. If HE requests a paternity test, the court will grant it. His parents have no standing.
However, you should NEVER refuse to have paternity legally established. In the first place, your child may NEED to know his true parentage in later life for medical reasons. In the second, even if your long term b/f takes the child as his own, that has zero legal standing later if he decides to renounce the child. At that point, a paternity test can be used to deny his paternity, thus freeing him from any support. The actual father may be long gone and not available to test, leaving you with no support at all.
If you really want to do it legally, have the correct father listed (either he agrees of a paternity test does it for him), then have the long term adopt the child, making it legally his responsibility. Rebounds parents have no say in the matter.Legal Advice about custody and paternity?
If you have one done and refuse to divulge the results, they will most likely have a court order a paternity test, then you can either offer up the results or go for another test.
A paternity test in no way shape or form grants custody.
That is an entirely different story.
They can sue you for grandparent's visitation rights in most states and then paternity results would be ordered revealed by the court.
You automatically have custody of your child at birth and the father or his parents can sue for visitation or custody. They're pretty much guaranteed visitation rights but as long as they don't prove you unfit they are very unlikely to get custody.
Does anyone know how to give legal advice to someone and can anyone please give me an example?
Do real well in High School, get accepted into a pre law program, spend 4 years in undergraduate work then the next 3 years in law school.THEN give any advice you would like.Does anyone know how to give legal advice to someone and can anyone please give me an example?
Attorneys know how to give legal advice.
In many states, it is unlawful for a person who is not an attorney to provide legal advice to another. Example: Texas Government Code, Section 81.101natural beauty tips
Attorneys know how to give legal advice.
In many states, it is unlawful for a person who is not an attorney to provide legal advice to another. Example: Texas Government Code, Section 81.101
Need some legal advice on payroll in the state of Arizona. ?
My boyfriend worked 75.5hrs and his boss only wants to pay him for 67hrs. I know by law he has to pay him,but how do we go about enforcing it? Need some legal advice on payroll in the state of Arizona. ?
From the AZ Industrial commission...
';When wages owed to an employee are no more than $2,500.00 and the accrual of those unpaid wages does not exceed one year, the employee may file a wage claim with the Department (A.R.S. 搂 23-350 et seq.).
Upon receipt of a claim, the Department will notify the employer of the claim and investigate the case. After investigation of the claim, the Department will provide a written determination which can only be appealed to superior court.
An employer who does not comply with a Final Order within ten days after the Order becomes final is liable for triple the amount of the unpaid wages found to be owed. Employees also have the option of filing in the civil courts; however, they cannot file with both the State Department of Labor and the civil courts.';
The claim form can be found here... http://www.ica.state.az.us/forms/complai鈥?/a>
Richard
From the AZ Industrial commission...
';When wages owed to an employee are no more than $2,500.00 and the accrual of those unpaid wages does not exceed one year, the employee may file a wage claim with the Department (A.R.S. 搂 23-350 et seq.).
Upon receipt of a claim, the Department will notify the employer of the claim and investigate the case. After investigation of the claim, the Department will provide a written determination which can only be appealed to superior court.
An employer who does not comply with a Final Order within ten days after the Order becomes final is liable for triple the amount of the unpaid wages found to be owed. Employees also have the option of filing in the civil courts; however, they cannot file with both the State Department of Labor and the civil courts.';
The claim form can be found here... http://www.ica.state.az.us/forms/complai鈥?/a>
Richard
Free online legal advice for property in Orlando florida?
Can anyone tell me is there anywhere online that provides free legal advice for discussing a property management agreement from a management company in Orlando Florida. ??Free online legal advice for property in Orlando florida?
di_ane1965@yahoo.co.uk, I've found a nice directory of property management services in Florida. I'd suggest calling one of them to see if you can get your questions answered by a personal with actual experience. http://www.propertymanagementvacationrentals.com/Florida-Property-Management.html
di_ane1965@yahoo.co.uk, I've found a nice directory of property management services in Florida. I'd suggest calling one of them to see if you can get your questions answered by a personal with actual experience. http://www.propertymanagementvacationrentals.com/Florida-Property-Management.html
How can I keep an 18 year old guy away from my 14 year old daughter? Any legal advice?
I have a 14 year old that is crazy about a 18 year old. He lives in a group home and any lil' chance she gets she calls him. I had to change my home# and I keep my cell phone locked up because she ran up my bill to 600.00. I heard I can do some legal action against him once he turns 18 but my daughter looks for him and he responds to her. I'm afraid she'll run off with him.Please help! A mom that loves her lil' girl:)How can I keep an 18 year old guy away from my 14 year old daughter? Any legal advice?
It sounds to me like you need to get control over your daughter not him. She is the one calling him and you are going to get him in trouble with the law? Your daughter is 14, you are still the mother, take charge and tell her not to speak to him anymore, do what ever it takes to put a stop to that relationship.How can I keep an 18 year old guy away from my 14 year old daughter? Any legal advice?
its not all just because ';your the mother';..she is a person too and there's more understanding thats needs to be done than just ';controling her'; it kind of makes me sick to control some one like that
In most states he can be charged with statutory rape but I'm not sure how it works, a friend of mine had a bf when we were younger that her mom did that to him. But a piece of advice think about when you were that young the more your parents told you not to do something the more you wanted to do it. I think that if you allow her to talk to him with restrictions at least you can have some control over the situation. Good Luck
Some girls are attracted to older guys and find them more mature, and they're also attracted to the ';underdogs'; because they think they're more sensitive than other guys.
Is her father in the picture? If he isn't, she might also seek him out as a father figure. My sister is attracted to the bad boys probably because we do not have a good father figure as a role model. Or she's just rebelling.
If the guy is in a group home, does that mean he has health problems or something like that? I agree with the above comments, if she is seeking him out then I would try to put some restrictions on how much she sees him...like if she wants to hang out with him, make sure that there are other people around, and that she can't stay out past a certain time, that sort of thing. I would also call the police and ask them how you should handle it, you might not be able to get a restraining order until he breaks the law. I would also talk to your daughter and ask her why she likes to go around with him, and then tell her how you feel about it.
It does not matter his age. He is still acting like a criminal. Call the police. Your daugther is underage.
You can get a restraining order also.
i was just like your daughter, and we still talk. you shouldn't grounder, that will make her mad and she could leave your house, which is something you don't want. just talk to her and tell her how you feel, tell her that a guy like him wants something more than a relationship (which is true, and also what happened to me). what you CAN do is put a restriction order, but keep in mind that if you do do this, your daughter might be mad, or get mad at you. Just tell her how you really feel and you don't want her to get hurt. Find out where your daughter sees him, and try to do something so they won't see each other.
ps im 16 and he's now 21
have you tried to get a restraining order, contact your local police dept
Call the cops!
If she's the one seeking him, then you don't have any legal stand. As long as he's not doing anything, he's safe.
How about allowing her to talk to him, with expicit conditions. This way, you have some control on the situation. You're better off knowing what they are upto, than you guessing whne they sneak around, right?
If your daughter loves this boy, there isn't much you can do. Restricting her from seeing/talking to him is what will cause her to run off with him. Try talking to her about this and discuss some of your concerns.
Treathen him. Tell your daughter the risk of being with an 18 year old. You have every right to be worried and it sounds like you are a great mother for caring. I know someone like your daughter and it didn't end good. Just tell her to be carefull and not to naive.
call the cops put her in military school
It sounds to me like you need to get control over your daughter not him. She is the one calling him and you are going to get him in trouble with the law? Your daughter is 14, you are still the mother, take charge and tell her not to speak to him anymore, do what ever it takes to put a stop to that relationship.How can I keep an 18 year old guy away from my 14 year old daughter? Any legal advice?
its not all just because ';your the mother';..she is a person too and there's more understanding thats needs to be done than just ';controling her'; it kind of makes me sick to control some one like that
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In most states he can be charged with statutory rape but I'm not sure how it works, a friend of mine had a bf when we were younger that her mom did that to him. But a piece of advice think about when you were that young the more your parents told you not to do something the more you wanted to do it. I think that if you allow her to talk to him with restrictions at least you can have some control over the situation. Good Luck
Some girls are attracted to older guys and find them more mature, and they're also attracted to the ';underdogs'; because they think they're more sensitive than other guys.
Is her father in the picture? If he isn't, she might also seek him out as a father figure. My sister is attracted to the bad boys probably because we do not have a good father figure as a role model. Or she's just rebelling.
If the guy is in a group home, does that mean he has health problems or something like that? I agree with the above comments, if she is seeking him out then I would try to put some restrictions on how much she sees him...like if she wants to hang out with him, make sure that there are other people around, and that she can't stay out past a certain time, that sort of thing. I would also call the police and ask them how you should handle it, you might not be able to get a restraining order until he breaks the law. I would also talk to your daughter and ask her why she likes to go around with him, and then tell her how you feel about it.
It does not matter his age. He is still acting like a criminal. Call the police. Your daugther is underage.
You can get a restraining order also.
i was just like your daughter, and we still talk. you shouldn't grounder, that will make her mad and she could leave your house, which is something you don't want. just talk to her and tell her how you feel, tell her that a guy like him wants something more than a relationship (which is true, and also what happened to me). what you CAN do is put a restriction order, but keep in mind that if you do do this, your daughter might be mad, or get mad at you. Just tell her how you really feel and you don't want her to get hurt. Find out where your daughter sees him, and try to do something so they won't see each other.
ps im 16 and he's now 21
have you tried to get a restraining order, contact your local police dept
Call the cops!
If she's the one seeking him, then you don't have any legal stand. As long as he's not doing anything, he's safe.
How about allowing her to talk to him, with expicit conditions. This way, you have some control on the situation. You're better off knowing what they are upto, than you guessing whne they sneak around, right?
If your daughter loves this boy, there isn't much you can do. Restricting her from seeing/talking to him is what will cause her to run off with him. Try talking to her about this and discuss some of your concerns.
Treathen him. Tell your daughter the risk of being with an 18 year old. You have every right to be worried and it sounds like you are a great mother for caring. I know someone like your daughter and it didn't end good. Just tell her to be carefull and not to naive.
call the cops put her in military school
Need legal advice workman's comp under physicians care back at work but found a new job does treatment go on?
No the new company will not pay for it. And the old company may stop paying. Check with HR and get it in writingNeed legal advice workman's comp under physicians care back at work but found a new job does treatment go on?
If you don't want to work for your current employer and want to work for another one that's perfectly fine. Just let you adjuster know.
Nothing will change on your claim. If your claim is accepted than your medical and indemnity benefits will still be there regardless what job you work at.
Now...the kicker is if you need surgery on that injured body part and your off work than your temporary total disability (TTD) will be based on the rate from your previous employer.
So if your getting $500 per week from your current employer, the one you got hurt at, and than get the job at the new place that pays $750 per week. If your off work due to the work injury your only paid $500 rate and not the higher rate.
That's the only down side to switching jobs. That's the only problem you would face.
Good Luck
If you don't want to work for your current employer and want to work for another one that's perfectly fine. Just let you adjuster know.
Nothing will change on your claim. If your claim is accepted than your medical and indemnity benefits will still be there regardless what job you work at.
Now...the kicker is if you need surgery on that injured body part and your off work than your temporary total disability (TTD) will be based on the rate from your previous employer.
So if your getting $500 per week from your current employer, the one you got hurt at, and than get the job at the new place that pays $750 per week. If your off work due to the work injury your only paid $500 rate and not the higher rate.
That's the only down side to switching jobs. That's the only problem you would face.
Good Luck
Legal advice on court ordered Parenting time being denied from the mother?
My husband has joint legal custody and court ordered parenting time of his 7 yr old son. If she refuses to give him his son when it is time for him to have his son, can he have the police force her to comply with the order or does he just skip that time and bring her to court and get it made up later. And if the police can get involved what is the statute or law we would tell the police when they say they can't, we just currently had this problem,it has been ongoing for 6 years!Legal advice on court ordered Parenting time being denied from the mother?
I don't know much about the laws in the states but I am a dispatcher for a police service in Canada and we often field calls for advice.
Couple of things, unless it states in your court order that the Police may apprehend the child in a case of witholding visitation, they won't. It has to be clearly spelled out what the court expects the Police to do.
A contempt of court charge should be brought against the Mother by your lawyer or your husband.
If you want to document these instances, call your local police (All lines are taped usually - note the date and time of your call) ask that an officer call you for advice. This way they still have a record of it but you're not taxing the system by making Officers attend for something they have no control over. If they enter a computer event on it, ask for the number.Legal advice on court ordered Parenting time being denied from the mother?
This site might have some helpful legal info. http://legal.divinfo.com/
I would ';Strongly'; advise the avoidance of police involvment, as the Judge would more than likely see it as two imature adults who can't conduct themselves as such. It is Important to keep a diary of events and upon request you have documented any necessary violations. If this thing spills over to police involvement, the Judge is more than likely going to have reservations. If she is not in compliance simply file a violation of terms and conditions with the controlling Court and have Her butt hauled back into court and make her comply. The last thing you need is for your Son to become a pawn and be drug out of his home by the police. Think of the impact on him and stop thinking in a ';Me'; sense and start fresh with a We aspect. The police are for Criminal Acts not to settle legal family disputes.
If this response sounds gruff and offending, It is not meant to be but, one thing in life I have come to terms with is Don't Sugar Coat A Problem where children are involved. I wish you the best.
GOD BLESS/GOOD LUCK!!
He will decide his business on his own. Honestly speaking, if I were that child's mother, I would be very concerned of letting my child go into the home with someone like you around.
Your husband needs to get in contact with a lawyer who specializes in custody cases for fathers. A good one will cost you about $1500-2000. Most likely he'll get to court with him but he and the Judge and her attorney will resolve it hopefully in his favor. Generally that fee is good for a whole year. If his wife is in violation the judge will not be so nice to her. Oh yea, you stay out of it and don't go to court with hubby. The kid)s) will look up to you more if you don't push yourself on them. You're not their Mom, She is. They don't need two Moms.
You can't even talk about her in front of them.
If this doesn't work, call Dr. Laura. She's GOOD.
Sticky situation. Police do not like to get involved. If she is not giving you the kid when it's your turn you MUST take her back to court and tell the judge. The judge will decide if she is in violation of his order. If he says she is, a warrant will be issued for her arrest for violating the court order. Then the police will get involved.
I don't know much about the laws in the states but I am a dispatcher for a police service in Canada and we often field calls for advice.
Couple of things, unless it states in your court order that the Police may apprehend the child in a case of witholding visitation, they won't. It has to be clearly spelled out what the court expects the Police to do.
A contempt of court charge should be brought against the Mother by your lawyer or your husband.
If you want to document these instances, call your local police (All lines are taped usually - note the date and time of your call) ask that an officer call you for advice. This way they still have a record of it but you're not taxing the system by making Officers attend for something they have no control over. If they enter a computer event on it, ask for the number.Legal advice on court ordered Parenting time being denied from the mother?
This site might have some helpful legal info. http://legal.divinfo.com/
I would ';Strongly'; advise the avoidance of police involvment, as the Judge would more than likely see it as two imature adults who can't conduct themselves as such. It is Important to keep a diary of events and upon request you have documented any necessary violations. If this thing spills over to police involvement, the Judge is more than likely going to have reservations. If she is not in compliance simply file a violation of terms and conditions with the controlling Court and have Her butt hauled back into court and make her comply. The last thing you need is for your Son to become a pawn and be drug out of his home by the police. Think of the impact on him and stop thinking in a ';Me'; sense and start fresh with a We aspect. The police are for Criminal Acts not to settle legal family disputes.
If this response sounds gruff and offending, It is not meant to be but, one thing in life I have come to terms with is Don't Sugar Coat A Problem where children are involved. I wish you the best.
GOD BLESS/GOOD LUCK!!
He will decide his business on his own. Honestly speaking, if I were that child's mother, I would be very concerned of letting my child go into the home with someone like you around.
Your husband needs to get in contact with a lawyer who specializes in custody cases for fathers. A good one will cost you about $1500-2000. Most likely he'll get to court with him but he and the Judge and her attorney will resolve it hopefully in his favor. Generally that fee is good for a whole year. If his wife is in violation the judge will not be so nice to her. Oh yea, you stay out of it and don't go to court with hubby. The kid)s) will look up to you more if you don't push yourself on them. You're not their Mom, She is. They don't need two Moms.
You can't even talk about her in front of them.
If this doesn't work, call Dr. Laura. She's GOOD.
Sticky situation. Police do not like to get involved. If she is not giving you the kid when it's your turn you MUST take her back to court and tell the judge. The judge will decide if she is in violation of his order. If he says she is, a warrant will be issued for her arrest for violating the court order. Then the police will get involved.
Legal advice on getting personal belongings back after a break up?
Hi everyone I have a very odd situation but I decided to come here to ask because someone may have had a similar situation. Several months back I returned to the united states after living in Canada for 5 years. I lived with my ex for 5 years (common law) but I was not there legally. I was there to help her care for her mom and other family issues. We were to wed in August of 2008 and we both decided that it would be best I returned back to the USA to make money while we waited for my papers to be processed. When I came back she broke the news to me that she didn't want to be with me. Thats that its fine. She promised to send me my personal belongings (things that my parents sent me throughout the years) but it is now 4 months after the fact and even though she repeatedly has stated in emails should would return my belongings she still has not. I have saved all of my emails from her and receipts. How do I go about getting legal aid? I have about $500 worth of personal belongings. TYLegal advice on getting personal belongings back after a break up?
You can get free legal advice on websites like LawGuru, FindLaw. Check this out for more info http://www.uelp.org/freelegal.htmlLegal advice on getting personal belongings back after a break up?
legal action over $500 worth of belongings? Try a few more requests. If you were there for some years, perhaps you have a friend in the neighborhood who would help. Your ex could give the stuff to the friend who could then mail it to you. An international law suit over $500 is absurd.
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You can get free legal advice on websites like LawGuru, FindLaw. Check this out for more info http://www.uelp.org/freelegal.htmlLegal advice on getting personal belongings back after a break up?
legal action over $500 worth of belongings? Try a few more requests. If you were there for some years, perhaps you have a friend in the neighborhood who would help. Your ex could give the stuff to the friend who could then mail it to you. An international law suit over $500 is absurd.
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How can I go about starting and Insurance Company that covers legal represention not just advice?
I am interested in starting some type of insurance company for pre-paid legal representation. There are plenty of pre-paid legal services / insurance companies that assist in giving Leal advice but none that actually provide legal representation in court proceedings. A lot of these prepaid legal services / insurance companies that assist in giving Leal advice give a discount on legal representation but is not an actual plan for that reason. How can I start a company or a program that provides this? I want it to work like a health insurance plan instead of having network of doctors there would be a network of lawyers that are broken down into categories, such as family lawyers, divorce lawyers, criminal, person injury lawyers, ect. I would create plans that insurer's could choose from based on there on personal legal needs and wants. How could I do this? I am in Virginia.How can I go about starting and Insurance Company that covers legal represention not just advice?
This would be a great ideal if all the legeslative branches (Law Makers) of all the different segments of governments weren't by majority lawyers. Attorneys are in complete control of theirs as well as our destiny. Every new law they put on the books increases their billable hourly rate, their individual power as citizens, their professional power and increases their professions job security. The more people adversly effected by each new law they create means an equal number of attorneys will profit by it.
In a all for one and one for all profession why would any attorney agree to work a case for a set (insured) rate when his profession has already conned society into paying anywhere from $100.00 and up for one estimated hour of their time. We as unsuspecting victims must rely on and trust that an attorney will give us an honest account of their spent hours on our case. We are governed by a system set up by lawyers for lawyers and any protections for or from them or the system must be administered by to and from the lawyers. It is a lawyers world. So why would an attorney bother with accuracy when it is a commonly known fact in the that the majority of the billed hours was in reality done by a paralegal or legal secretary making $15.00 to $20.00 an hour.
The legal machine is slowing down. From the minds of lawyers came Extensive and far reaching new laws to fight the war on drugs and other scurges of society. Lawyers / law makers began building the gigantic legal machine using Federal funding, governmental sanctioned confiscations and associated profit motivated mandates.
From the little wheels in the patrol cars to the big wheels of the justice department, freedom to persue Greed has motivated the LEGAL machine.
Now the great legal machine is sinking in the quagmare of lost human resourses. The machine that yesterday took the old drug addicted black mans freedom and shooting gallery home in the name of unforgiving law sentanced all free men to house and feed him until his system extended life is over. Where as if the system would have left him to his own devices he could have parlayed that house into a meager exhistance until his and many other drug addicts premature deaths. He and many other drug addicted friends would have been no burden on society and the machine probably would of got his property when he died.
This machine will continue to grow until we stop feeding it our liberties.
The man who sits back justifing his governments unjust treatment of another man without an attorney better know he too is only insulated from the same by the strength of his own wealth.
I am sorry I got off the subject.
How can you go about starting an insurance company that covers legal representation not just advice?
First of all it takes a big load of money to start an insurance company to insure anyone for anything. You have to have enough money to buy the first attorney to buy all the rest of the attorneys. The way we are allowing the legal profession to have their way with us I would be surprised at anyones ability to do anything now a days. Second any attorney would laugh at this ideal unless he planned to screw you out of what ever cash you happen to be willing to throw at him for looking into the matter for you.
also any lawyer willing to work on that type of limited pay scale would already has his plate full of poor folks needing other pro bono work..How can I go about starting and Insurance Company that covers legal represention not just advice?
First of all you need to raise a lot of money.
One claim could wipe you out if your are not adequately capitalized.
Then you will have to find customers and lawyers to do the work.
This will cost you millions in advertising.
Somebody tried to do what you would like to do 10 to 12 years ago. However, it never got off the ground because the compensation offered to the lawyers was too low.
You will need nationwide licensing and perhaps what you propose is banned by certain state bar associations. Your legal fees will also be in the millions.
I would think you would need venture capital and a eventual lisiting on a stock exchange to work.
Write up a business plan and try to present it to major venture capital firms. If they don't think it will fly, I would forget it.
This would be a great ideal if all the legeslative branches (Law Makers) of all the different segments of governments weren't by majority lawyers. Attorneys are in complete control of theirs as well as our destiny. Every new law they put on the books increases their billable hourly rate, their individual power as citizens, their professional power and increases their professions job security. The more people adversly effected by each new law they create means an equal number of attorneys will profit by it.
In a all for one and one for all profession why would any attorney agree to work a case for a set (insured) rate when his profession has already conned society into paying anywhere from $100.00 and up for one estimated hour of their time. We as unsuspecting victims must rely on and trust that an attorney will give us an honest account of their spent hours on our case. We are governed by a system set up by lawyers for lawyers and any protections for or from them or the system must be administered by to and from the lawyers. It is a lawyers world. So why would an attorney bother with accuracy when it is a commonly known fact in the that the majority of the billed hours was in reality done by a paralegal or legal secretary making $15.00 to $20.00 an hour.
The legal machine is slowing down. From the minds of lawyers came Extensive and far reaching new laws to fight the war on drugs and other scurges of society. Lawyers / law makers began building the gigantic legal machine using Federal funding, governmental sanctioned confiscations and associated profit motivated mandates.
From the little wheels in the patrol cars to the big wheels of the justice department, freedom to persue Greed has motivated the LEGAL machine.
Now the great legal machine is sinking in the quagmare of lost human resourses. The machine that yesterday took the old drug addicted black mans freedom and shooting gallery home in the name of unforgiving law sentanced all free men to house and feed him until his system extended life is over. Where as if the system would have left him to his own devices he could have parlayed that house into a meager exhistance until his and many other drug addicts premature deaths. He and many other drug addicted friends would have been no burden on society and the machine probably would of got his property when he died.
This machine will continue to grow until we stop feeding it our liberties.
The man who sits back justifing his governments unjust treatment of another man without an attorney better know he too is only insulated from the same by the strength of his own wealth.
I am sorry I got off the subject.
How can you go about starting an insurance company that covers legal representation not just advice?
First of all it takes a big load of money to start an insurance company to insure anyone for anything. You have to have enough money to buy the first attorney to buy all the rest of the attorneys. The way we are allowing the legal profession to have their way with us I would be surprised at anyones ability to do anything now a days. Second any attorney would laugh at this ideal unless he planned to screw you out of what ever cash you happen to be willing to throw at him for looking into the matter for you.
also any lawyer willing to work on that type of limited pay scale would already has his plate full of poor folks needing other pro bono work..How can I go about starting and Insurance Company that covers legal represention not just advice?
First of all you need to raise a lot of money.
One claim could wipe you out if your are not adequately capitalized.
Then you will have to find customers and lawyers to do the work.
This will cost you millions in advertising.
Somebody tried to do what you would like to do 10 to 12 years ago. However, it never got off the ground because the compensation offered to the lawyers was too low.
You will need nationwide licensing and perhaps what you propose is banned by certain state bar associations. Your legal fees will also be in the millions.
I would think you would need venture capital and a eventual lisiting on a stock exchange to work.
Write up a business plan and try to present it to major venture capital firms. If they don't think it will fly, I would forget it.
Are there any websites where you can get free legal advice?
There are lots of site you can use for legal advice. They may not be particular to your case, but it should provide you with enough information to help equip you with knowledge and or point you in a direction should you need actual legal counsel or what form of action you can pursue on your own. Just google what it is your looking for and always include the word law or legal in your google, and go to the sites that are run by law firms, attorneys, or companies that specialize in the area your questioning. Just don't go to the blogs, that's just peoples opinions and thoughts.
HR ManagerAre there any websites where you can get free legal advice?
The Internet is good for some things,but NOT for legal advice. This isn't Dear Abby you're going to ,it's probably something you're going to use in a courtroom,right?
Check and see if your city has a Legal Aid. These folks work Pro Bono
and go by your income or ability to pay depending on the problem.
HR ManagerAre there any websites where you can get free legal advice?
The Internet is good for some things,but NOT for legal advice. This isn't Dear Abby you're going to ,it's probably something you're going to use in a courtroom,right?
Check and see if your city has a Legal Aid. These folks work Pro Bono
and go by your income or ability to pay depending on the problem.
Where can I get free legal advice with regard to filing a lawsuit against the Children's Aid Society, Ontario
What class action is active in the York Region, Ontario, vs. the Children's Aid SocietyWhere can I get free legal advice with regard to filing a lawsuit against the Children's Aid Society, Ontario
First: as your proposed legal action involves children, it is very important that you consult a lawyer. As you might expect, free legal advice is worth what you pay for it.
However, there is a wealth of free legal information available to you through various advocacy and community groups. One such is the Access to Justice Network. Also recommended is the Bora Laskin Law Library's web resources; the librarians there get a lot of questions from people wanting free legal help, and while they can't provide that, they created this resource to help people find their own answers. They also link to several resources that can help you find a lawyer - including the Law Society and Legal Aid Ontario.
As the CAS has been involved in many court actions, it will be difficult to identify the case you mention. A family law layer might know of it by reputation, as would community activists or journalists involved in children's aid issues. But you would need to provide more details of the case.
Another option is to contact the Canadian Bar Association. They have set up a pilot project in Toronto that lists class action cases. While this is so new that they might not have the information you need yet, it can't hurt to get in touch with them at:
National Class Action Database, Canadian Bar Association
E-mail: classaction@cba.org (Attention: Kerri Froc)
First: as your proposed legal action involves children, it is very important that you consult a lawyer. As you might expect, free legal advice is worth what you pay for it.
However, there is a wealth of free legal information available to you through various advocacy and community groups. One such is the Access to Justice Network. Also recommended is the Bora Laskin Law Library's web resources; the librarians there get a lot of questions from people wanting free legal help, and while they can't provide that, they created this resource to help people find their own answers. They also link to several resources that can help you find a lawyer - including the Law Society and Legal Aid Ontario.
As the CAS has been involved in many court actions, it will be difficult to identify the case you mention. A family law layer might know of it by reputation, as would community activists or journalists involved in children's aid issues. But you would need to provide more details of the case.
Another option is to contact the Canadian Bar Association. They have set up a pilot project in Toronto that lists class action cases. While this is so new that they might not have the information you need yet, it can't hurt to get in touch with them at:
National Class Action Database, Canadian Bar Association
E-mail: classaction@cba.org (Attention: Kerri Froc)
Where can I get free legal advice on the internet?
You can't.
Legal advice will be specific to your individual requirements. The best that you can get, for free, on the internet is some general assistance and pointers. The reason is that a lot of (potentially) personal info would need to be gathered in order to give you specific advice that is tailored to your needs.
There are places that you can visit on the internet that offer advice comparatively cheaply. You would, however, be far better off either seeking advice under the Legal Aid scheme (see link for providers in your area within the range that you require) or having a word with the CAB or some similar advice agency (e.g. Shelter).Where can I get free legal advice on the internet?
citizens advice bureauWhere can I get free legal advice on the internet?
Any free legal advice on the internet is probably worth exactly what you are paying. There are lots of lawyers that do not charge for the initial consultation, try one of them.
That depends.....
Do you want it to be GOOD advice OR BAD advice?
If you want bad advice, anyone can give you that.
If you want good advice, you can't get that on the Internet. WARNING!
Suggestion: Call your local (usually county) bar association. Ask them for names of attorneys that handle your type of matter. (Don't tell them all the little details - save the details for your new lawyer.)
When you call the law office(s), ask to speak to the Attorney. Do NOT tell all of the little details to the Secretary that answers the phone. Repeat that you wish to speak to the Lawyer. When you get the Attorney on the phone, ask him/her #1 first thing:
- how much is the fee?
- do they have a free first initial consultation?
- do they take payments?
- can they help you? OR refer you to someone who can help you?
Good luck.
Legal advice will be specific to your individual requirements. The best that you can get, for free, on the internet is some general assistance and pointers. The reason is that a lot of (potentially) personal info would need to be gathered in order to give you specific advice that is tailored to your needs.
There are places that you can visit on the internet that offer advice comparatively cheaply. You would, however, be far better off either seeking advice under the Legal Aid scheme (see link for providers in your area within the range that you require) or having a word with the CAB or some similar advice agency (e.g. Shelter).Where can I get free legal advice on the internet?
citizens advice bureauWhere can I get free legal advice on the internet?
Any free legal advice on the internet is probably worth exactly what you are paying. There are lots of lawyers that do not charge for the initial consultation, try one of them.
That depends.....
Do you want it to be GOOD advice OR BAD advice?
If you want bad advice, anyone can give you that.
If you want good advice, you can't get that on the Internet. WARNING!
Suggestion: Call your local (usually county) bar association. Ask them for names of attorneys that handle your type of matter. (Don't tell them all the little details - save the details for your new lawyer.)
When you call the law office(s), ask to speak to the Attorney. Do NOT tell all of the little details to the Secretary that answers the phone. Repeat that you wish to speak to the Lawyer. When you get the Attorney on the phone, ask him/her #1 first thing:
- how much is the fee?
- do they have a free first initial consultation?
- do they take payments?
- can they help you? OR refer you to someone who can help you?
Good luck.
Legal Advice - Body shop working on my car - Didn't sign anything?
I dropped off my car at an auto body shop so they can give me an estimate. They faxed me a preliminary estimate and said they will start on the car. They sent me a second preliminary estimate (to adjust a few things) and after comparing the two, he added and removed stuff that wasn't discussed over the phone. Now he started working on the car after the very suspicious second estimate.
What can I legally do?Legal Advice - Body shop working on my car - Didn't sign anything?
In my state, California, they can't do anything you don't authorize. A body shop often can't figure out what needs to be done until they start disemboweling the car.Legal Advice - Body shop working on my car - Didn't sign anything?
I would highly consider getting a Pre-Paid Legal membership. They help millions with this type of stuff everyday, you will get paired up with a lawfirm in Cali that knows Cali law and tell you your rights as far as what the mechanic can or cannot get away with. They will make calls or write letters on your behalf if the shop did something to take advantage of you, the membership can pay for itself with once incident.
Good luck!
www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/Deniserooker
A verbal ';ok'; is just as good as a contract.
If you didn't authorize the work, tell him to stop or you will bring the police to get your car back.
What can I legally do?Legal Advice - Body shop working on my car - Didn't sign anything?
In my state, California, they can't do anything you don't authorize. A body shop often can't figure out what needs to be done until they start disemboweling the car.Legal Advice - Body shop working on my car - Didn't sign anything?
I would highly consider getting a Pre-Paid Legal membership. They help millions with this type of stuff everyday, you will get paired up with a lawfirm in Cali that knows Cali law and tell you your rights as far as what the mechanic can or cannot get away with. They will make calls or write letters on your behalf if the shop did something to take advantage of you, the membership can pay for itself with once incident.
Good luck!
www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/Deniserooker
A verbal ';ok'; is just as good as a contract.
If you didn't authorize the work, tell him to stop or you will bring the police to get your car back.
Legal advice for car accident civil suit?
I was rear ended last week, and the driver totaled my car. I had just received the title 48 hours prior to the accident. With the economy the way it is, I cannot afford a car payment, as I was looking forward to not having this monthly payment. Can I sue the driver for the financial hardship that he put on me? The driver admitted that he was at fault. I did injure my back, but that's the least of my worries right now.Legal advice for car accident civil suit?
Sue the mofo!Legal advice for car accident civil suit?
You can sue the driver for the value of the car. You can slso recover your medical expenses as well as pain and suffering and inconvenience. If the driver of the other car had insurance, you can negotiate all of that with his insurer in the effort to avoid suing. If he did not have insurance then you will have to deal directly with the driver.
What a jerk for following to close.
I am so sorry this happened to you.
Unfortunately you will be suing his insurance company.
You are entitled to the depreciated value of the vehicle.
His insurance should provide you with a rental until you can get something resolved. I recommend you contact an attorney since you have both property damage and a medical claim. The ball wont begin to roll until you either sign a waiver for an attorney or file the claim on your own insurance. Or hire an attorney.
I wish you the best.
Is there a police report? You have 48 hours to tell you insurance agency, with there insurance information. Then you should receive a check within 2 weeks. The only way you can sue is if you have had gone to the ER, Hospital, or you doctor, and you have missed work from a direct cause of the accident. You need a doctors note, and proof of injury.
You can sue him, and his insurance should pay for a rental and a replacement of your vehicle.
You can sue him for medical and that is where a lot of the money comes from. Usually settlements are the amount of your medical bill x 5!
Anyone who rear-ends someone else is at fault!
The other driver's insurance should pay for your car, or if the driver was uninsured, your uninsured motorist coverage should pay. If neither of you was insured, you can sue but they probably don't have any money.
Of course. In fact. have your insurance company do it. That's what you pay them for.natural beauty tips
Sue the mofo!Legal advice for car accident civil suit?
You can sue the driver for the value of the car. You can slso recover your medical expenses as well as pain and suffering and inconvenience. If the driver of the other car had insurance, you can negotiate all of that with his insurer in the effort to avoid suing. If he did not have insurance then you will have to deal directly with the driver.
What a jerk for following to close.
I am so sorry this happened to you.
Unfortunately you will be suing his insurance company.
You are entitled to the depreciated value of the vehicle.
His insurance should provide you with a rental until you can get something resolved. I recommend you contact an attorney since you have both property damage and a medical claim. The ball wont begin to roll until you either sign a waiver for an attorney or file the claim on your own insurance. Or hire an attorney.
I wish you the best.
Is there a police report? You have 48 hours to tell you insurance agency, with there insurance information. Then you should receive a check within 2 weeks. The only way you can sue is if you have had gone to the ER, Hospital, or you doctor, and you have missed work from a direct cause of the accident. You need a doctors note, and proof of injury.
You can sue him, and his insurance should pay for a rental and a replacement of your vehicle.
You can sue him for medical and that is where a lot of the money comes from. Usually settlements are the amount of your medical bill x 5!
Anyone who rear-ends someone else is at fault!
The other driver's insurance should pay for your car, or if the driver was uninsured, your uninsured motorist coverage should pay. If neither of you was insured, you can sue but they probably don't have any money.
Of course. In fact. have your insurance company do it. That's what you pay them for.
Legal Advice about a policy at Work?
I have a question about the legality of a policy that my boss has enacted. Apparently, before I started here, my group was a little unruly. In order to curb that, my bosses enacted a policy of no talking, unless the conversation is work related. On my first day, I heard about it and said “What?!? That’s ridiculous!” But they have enforced that policy to the letter, even if you are doing your work while speaking, and it’s not that loud. Is that legal? I don’t see how it can be to restrict adults from speaking to their co-workers? If it’s not, what can I do about it?Legal Advice about a policy at Work?
Legally the majority of states will allow an employer to enact just about any rules, unless those rules are a means to discriminate. Discrimination is on the bases of sex, race, color, ethnic origin, religion, disability, military or marital status.
An example of this was the factory in Illinois that set up a rule for women workers that they could not leave the line for a washroom break and that they should wear adult diapers. The EEOC found this rule discriminatory. Had that rule covered all employees on the line, it would not have been illegal.
So, unless you can somehow tie the no-talking rule to some type of discrimination you cannot go the litigation route.
Personally, I would try to get the media involved in this. Nothing can frighten company management more than seeing the CNN cameras on your doorstep in the morning.Legal Advice about a policy at Work?
Well, I can't legally give legal advice since I am not a lawyer.
However I can tell you the law as I know it, in most states employers can make whatever rules they want. As long as they don't discriminate based on race, creed, sexual orientation ect, and don't amount to sexual harassment (can't make a rule requiring female to walk around nude or the like).
As I don't really see anything illegal about not letting you talk. A bit ridiculous maybe. Perhaps you could speak with your bosses boss or HR people?
Also, you might want to speak with an employment lawyer, every state is different and your state may have law about this
It is perfectly legal to enact any policy, but it could be challenged. It seems a little ridiculous. However, you should have been completely informed of the policy at your orientation. If you weren't, there could be a legal cause there. Also, those who have been fired or harassed because of the policy could have a claim against the company.
I actually know of a company that disallowed wearing any shoes other than black or brown and limited the height of the heels.
Sounds a bit like overkill, but, the only thing you can do is challenge it. If you live in a ';right to work'; State, you will probably get fired for your effort. They are paying for your work services, not your personality.
Legally the majority of states will allow an employer to enact just about any rules, unless those rules are a means to discriminate. Discrimination is on the bases of sex, race, color, ethnic origin, religion, disability, military or marital status.
An example of this was the factory in Illinois that set up a rule for women workers that they could not leave the line for a washroom break and that they should wear adult diapers. The EEOC found this rule discriminatory. Had that rule covered all employees on the line, it would not have been illegal.
So, unless you can somehow tie the no-talking rule to some type of discrimination you cannot go the litigation route.
Personally, I would try to get the media involved in this. Nothing can frighten company management more than seeing the CNN cameras on your doorstep in the morning.Legal Advice about a policy at Work?
Well, I can't legally give legal advice since I am not a lawyer.
However I can tell you the law as I know it, in most states employers can make whatever rules they want. As long as they don't discriminate based on race, creed, sexual orientation ect, and don't amount to sexual harassment (can't make a rule requiring female to walk around nude or the like).
As I don't really see anything illegal about not letting you talk. A bit ridiculous maybe. Perhaps you could speak with your bosses boss or HR people?
Also, you might want to speak with an employment lawyer, every state is different and your state may have law about this
It is perfectly legal to enact any policy, but it could be challenged. It seems a little ridiculous. However, you should have been completely informed of the policy at your orientation. If you weren't, there could be a legal cause there. Also, those who have been fired or harassed because of the policy could have a claim against the company.
I actually know of a company that disallowed wearing any shoes other than black or brown and limited the height of the heels.
Sounds a bit like overkill, but, the only thing you can do is challenge it. If you live in a ';right to work'; State, you will probably get fired for your effort. They are paying for your work services, not your personality.
Am I responsible for someone else's credit card fraud, legal advice please?
I sold some speakers on Ebay to someone in Argentina, even though my auction stated canada or us. They won the auction, and paid me via paypal. I then shipped the speakers. Sounds easy.
THEN, a week later I received a notice from paypal that the user filed an ';unauthorized transaction'; with their credit card company. So paypal charged the funds BACK to me !
Now I am out the speakers and the money. I dont feel that paypal is making a very fair decision. They state it may take that persons credit card company 75 days to get to a final decision, but paypal wants their money in 7 days?
Does this sound right to anyone? I need some advice, paypal is being totally unreasonable.Am I responsible for someone else's credit card fraud, legal advice please?
that sound really bad but just been got suck it up and stop selling on ebay because most people on ebay are crooks hope u take this as lesson learnAm I responsible for someone else's credit card fraud, legal advice please?
You were taken and I would file a complaint with Ebay and ask for my money back. They will go after the ones who got the speakers.
I would not sell anything except here in USA.
THEN, a week later I received a notice from paypal that the user filed an ';unauthorized transaction'; with their credit card company. So paypal charged the funds BACK to me !
Now I am out the speakers and the money. I dont feel that paypal is making a very fair decision. They state it may take that persons credit card company 75 days to get to a final decision, but paypal wants their money in 7 days?
Does this sound right to anyone? I need some advice, paypal is being totally unreasonable.Am I responsible for someone else's credit card fraud, legal advice please?
that sound really bad but just been got suck it up and stop selling on ebay because most people on ebay are crooks hope u take this as lesson learnAm I responsible for someone else's credit card fraud, legal advice please?
You were taken and I would file a complaint with Ebay and ask for my money back. They will go after the ones who got the speakers.
I would not sell anything except here in USA.
Legal Advice or any advice whatsoever?
This kid hit my sister's car. He would've gotten away with it too if my sister didn't walk out of the house to see him almost drive away. The two exchanged information. However, because the kid's mother hasn't responded to any of the insurance company's information, my sister's car can not be repaired. The family gave my mother and sister a street address where they live, but it was only an address to an apartment complex. The family did not give a suite number. My sister tried calling the driver, but he disconnected his number. This has gone far enough. What kind of legal action can my sister take since the insurance company is not doing anything?Legal Advice or any advice whatsoever?
She can sue the driver and the car owner for the cost of repairs. Whether the owner wants to go through her insurance or not is up to her - it is HER, not her insurer, that owes you.
If she has the license plate but not a valid address she can contact the police for the rest of it. Did she make a police report at the time?
RichardLegal Advice or any advice whatsoever?
Did your sister have insurance on her car? If she had collision insurance, she can file a claim with her insurance company. They will process the claim for the insurance, and then in turn, will get the money from the kid's insurance company.
If she did not have insurance, or did not have collision insurance, then she will need to file a lawsuit against the kid for the damages done. This could possibly be done in small claims court, depending on the amount of damages that she is claiming. (That amount varies from state to state). She would then name the kid as a defendant. She will also have to figure out the kid's and/or his parents address so that a constable or sheriff can serve him the papers for the lawsuit.
If enough money is involved, she may need to consult an attorney to file the lawsuit for her. The attorney will have resources to trace the address of the kid.
The best bet is to hope that she has collision coverage so that she can have her insurance company pay for the cost.
For a referral to an attorney, contact your state or local bar association.
Hi you could get the police involved. Give them a call (not 999) your local staion. Find out where you stand. Esp if it was intended to be a hit and run if your sister had not walked out to see it.
i suggest that you get a policeman and go to the complex and knock on every door and see who answers or ask where these people live. then, when you get the correct people, the cop will take action from there.
i know this seems archaic and not really efficient, but it's the best thing i thought of considering what you have.
Well this is the time that you try to do a little more investigation go back to the complex and go to the leasing office ask if they can help you locate this family show them the information, if you can't get anywhere with that you can try knocking on each door trying to locate the kids that way. it is a real pain when people try and skip out on responsibilty you can also sit in front of the complex with a camera and wait to see if you see any sign of the kid and when or if you do take a picture of him going into the building, go to dmv and make a report on his licence number they can further assist you in obtaining a record that you can take to your insurance company ....i hoped that helped a little
She can sue the driver and the car owner for the cost of repairs. Whether the owner wants to go through her insurance or not is up to her - it is HER, not her insurer, that owes you.
If she has the license plate but not a valid address she can contact the police for the rest of it. Did she make a police report at the time?
RichardLegal Advice or any advice whatsoever?
Did your sister have insurance on her car? If she had collision insurance, she can file a claim with her insurance company. They will process the claim for the insurance, and then in turn, will get the money from the kid's insurance company.
If she did not have insurance, or did not have collision insurance, then she will need to file a lawsuit against the kid for the damages done. This could possibly be done in small claims court, depending on the amount of damages that she is claiming. (That amount varies from state to state). She would then name the kid as a defendant. She will also have to figure out the kid's and/or his parents address so that a constable or sheriff can serve him the papers for the lawsuit.
If enough money is involved, she may need to consult an attorney to file the lawsuit for her. The attorney will have resources to trace the address of the kid.
The best bet is to hope that she has collision coverage so that she can have her insurance company pay for the cost.
For a referral to an attorney, contact your state or local bar association.
Hi you could get the police involved. Give them a call (not 999) your local staion. Find out where you stand. Esp if it was intended to be a hit and run if your sister had not walked out to see it.
i suggest that you get a policeman and go to the complex and knock on every door and see who answers or ask where these people live. then, when you get the correct people, the cop will take action from there.
i know this seems archaic and not really efficient, but it's the best thing i thought of considering what you have.
Well this is the time that you try to do a little more investigation go back to the complex and go to the leasing office ask if they can help you locate this family show them the information, if you can't get anywhere with that you can try knocking on each door trying to locate the kids that way. it is a real pain when people try and skip out on responsibilty you can also sit in front of the complex with a camera and wait to see if you see any sign of the kid and when or if you do take a picture of him going into the building, go to dmv and make a report on his licence number they can further assist you in obtaining a record that you can take to your insurance company ....i hoped that helped a little
How can I go about starting and Insurance Company that covers legal represention not just advice?
I am interested in starting some type of insurance company for pre-paid legal representation. There are plenty of pre-paid legal services / insurance companies that assist in giving Leal advice but none that actually provide legal representation in court proceedings. A lot of these prepaid legal services / insurance companies that assist in giving Leal advice give a discount on legal representation but is not an actual plan for that reason. How can I start a company or a program that provides this? I want it to work like a health insurance plan instead of having network of doctors there would be a network of lawyers that are broken down into categories, such as family lawyers, divorce lawyers, criminal, person injury lawyers, ect. I would create plans that insurer's could choose from based on there on personal legal needs and wants. How could I do this? I am in Virginia.How can I go about starting and Insurance Company that covers legal represention not just advice?
Actually, prepaid legal, inc does do everything you just stated. I am an independent associate for them. You should check out what they have. maybe you could then consider becoming an associate.
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Actually, prepaid legal, inc does do everything you just stated. I am an independent associate for them. You should check out what they have. maybe you could then consider becoming an associate.
www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/stacigillen
I need legal advice to a bad car purchase w/ a friend?
I put $1,600 down to purchase a car and due to my employment status,my fiance agreed to put it in his name. We are splitting and I want to keep my car, due to that I am making the payments.I need legal advice to a bad car purchase w/ a friend?
The person that gets the car and the payments is the one whose name is on the loan and registration. You would not be approved to take over the loan ';due to your employment status';.I need legal advice to a bad car purchase w/ a friend?
If the car is in your fiance's name it's his car in the eyes of the law.
If you want to keep the car go get a loan in your name and buy it from him. Of course all the money you have put into this car would be reflected in the price you would have to pay. If he hasn't paid any money towards the car then you should be able to create a sales contract for $100 just to get rid of the bum.
If you can't get a loan then you will have to continue this legal and financial arrangement until the day when you can.
Have the car put in your name only so they cannot repo it. Best Wishes.
get a legal attorney and let the law deiced
The person that gets the car and the payments is the one whose name is on the loan and registration. You would not be approved to take over the loan ';due to your employment status';.I need legal advice to a bad car purchase w/ a friend?
If the car is in your fiance's name it's his car in the eyes of the law.
If you want to keep the car go get a loan in your name and buy it from him. Of course all the money you have put into this car would be reflected in the price you would have to pay. If he hasn't paid any money towards the car then you should be able to create a sales contract for $100 just to get rid of the bum.
If you can't get a loan then you will have to continue this legal and financial arrangement until the day when you can.
Have the car put in your name only so they cannot repo it. Best Wishes.
get a legal attorney and let the law deiced
Where can you get free legal advice regarding bigamy?
Google legal aide. There are many sites than can point you to the answer.Where can you get free legal advice regarding bigamy?
Depends on which country you are in!
As far as india, Pakistan and other developing countries are concerned, the politians have no time for issues like that! They are more busy in using the public money to make their own properties!natural beauty tips
Depends on which country you are in!
As far as india, Pakistan and other developing countries are concerned, the politians have no time for issues like that! They are more busy in using the public money to make their own properties!
I need to find a website that offers legal advice regarding copyright laws, intellectual property rights, etc?
For copyright laws, you can start with the US Copyright Office website.
http://www.copyright.gov/
For patents and trademarks, you can start with the US Patent and Trademark Office website.
http://www.uspto.gov/
For an introduction to copyright, trademark, patent, and other intellectual property rights, consult the Chilling Effects website.
http://www.chillingeffects.org/
http://www.copyright.gov/
For patents and trademarks, you can start with the US Patent and Trademark Office website.
http://www.uspto.gov/
For an introduction to copyright, trademark, patent, and other intellectual property rights, consult the Chilling Effects website.
http://www.chillingeffects.org/
Free immigration consultation on legal advice?
I want to know if my husband has a chance to ever apply for legal entry after being deported for possesion of a control substance with intent to sale.He has a long criminal record. Please HELP!!!!!!Free immigration consultation on legal advice?
No.
You brake the law and you cannot enter into USAFree immigration consultation on legal advice?
Don't bother, he can't ,He was convicted of a Felony and deported. He had his chance.
Sorry no.Just talked to a lawyer today concerning this.
That is like asking if a gas station will give free gas, people did not go to law school just to give there services away for free. And you have horrible taste in men
Not here. Research immigration policies of countries you'd like to live in (starting with your husband's home country) and choose the best that will have him.
The U.S. is not the ONLY country in the world. But if it's the best, there's a reason for that.
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this one is tough, i dont think u should lose hope...try talkign to a senator...the one i know will answer most of ur questions or atleast refer u is Luis Gutierrez from ILLINOIS....hey dont lose hope...and well good luck!
Thankfully, no.
No.
You brake the law and you cannot enter into USAFree immigration consultation on legal advice?
Don't bother, he can't ,He was convicted of a Felony and deported. He had his chance.
Sorry no.Just talked to a lawyer today concerning this.
That is like asking if a gas station will give free gas, people did not go to law school just to give there services away for free. And you have horrible taste in men
Not here. Research immigration policies of countries you'd like to live in (starting with your husband's home country) and choose the best that will have him.
The U.S. is not the ONLY country in the world. But if it's the best, there's a reason for that.
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this one is tough, i dont think u should lose hope...try talkign to a senator...the one i know will answer most of ur questions or atleast refer u is Luis Gutierrez from ILLINOIS....hey dont lose hope...and well good luck!
Thankfully, no.
I need legal advice. Has anyone used theose free legal svs online and are they effective? Any suggestions?
I am having a poperty dispute w/my neighbor. Their driveway is on our property. Our lawyer passed away who was handling the matter, and we have no information. I want to try those free online legal svcs, but am not sure if they are valid. I would like some suggestions or opinions on using these services.I need legal advice. Has anyone used theose free legal svs online and are they effective? Any suggestions?
Just hire a real estate lawyer.
If there is an easement, it will be shown on the deed. If there isn't, the lawyer will let you know how to proceed.
Lawyers are not ';free';. It's a come-on to refer you to a lawyer who may or may not have any expertise in the area you need help in. Save yourself a whole lot of time and trouble and just go get yourself a real estate attorney.I need legal advice. Has anyone used theose free legal svs online and are they effective? Any suggestions?
What they end up doing is referring you to a lawyer who will tell you ';I'm familiar, I think I can help. We should get together on this...';
It will not be as free as you hear.
Just hire a real estate lawyer.
If there is an easement, it will be shown on the deed. If there isn't, the lawyer will let you know how to proceed.
Lawyers are not ';free';. It's a come-on to refer you to a lawyer who may or may not have any expertise in the area you need help in. Save yourself a whole lot of time and trouble and just go get yourself a real estate attorney.I need legal advice. Has anyone used theose free legal svs online and are they effective? Any suggestions?
What they end up doing is referring you to a lawyer who will tell you ';I'm familiar, I think I can help. We should get together on this...';
It will not be as free as you hear.
Legal advice. How long until I can remarry after divorce in Texas?
How long is the waiting period in Texas? How long after divorce is final can you get remarried? I heard 30 days but not for sure, also does anyone know how long it takes to get child support transfered from one county to another in Texas?Legal advice. How long until I can remarry after divorce in Texas?
Ask a lawyer, or call your local court house.Legal advice. How long until I can remarry after divorce in Texas?
I'm not sure about texas but I had to had to show my final ceryified divorce paper when i get remarried.
30 days after divorce is final.
you probably need to wait beyond 30 days to get remarried... why the rush? talk to who $$ is sent to...
i dont no in texas but in los vegas,u can get married n divorced in the same day.peace
Ask a lawyer, or call your local court house.Legal advice. How long until I can remarry after divorce in Texas?
I'm not sure about texas but I had to had to show my final ceryified divorce paper when i get remarried.
30 days after divorce is final.
you probably need to wait beyond 30 days to get remarried... why the rush? talk to who $$ is sent to...
i dont no in texas but in los vegas,u can get married n divorced in the same day.peace
Who do I go to for legal advice about unfair dismissal and sex discrimination? Is there an equality body?
The CAB have employment advisors and will put you in touch with organisations that can help if you have been discriminated against.
For unfair dismissal acas will inform you if you have a case but to get some legal support if you are not with a union the CAB will point you in the right direction depending on where you live. There are loads of womens rights groups out there .
Good LuckWho do I go to for legal advice about unfair dismissal and sex discrimination? Is there an equality body?
The best place to start is ACAS
http://www.acas.org.uk/index.aspx?articl鈥?/a>
Once you are more familiar with what your options may be, see if you can find a solicitor that offers a free initial consultation, usually 陆 hour if you decide you may have a case.Who do I go to for legal advice about unfair dismissal and sex discrimination? Is there an equality body?
hire a lawyer
For unfair dismissal acas will inform you if you have a case but to get some legal support if you are not with a union the CAB will point you in the right direction depending on where you live. There are loads of womens rights groups out there .
Good LuckWho do I go to for legal advice about unfair dismissal and sex discrimination? Is there an equality body?
The best place to start is ACAS
http://www.acas.org.uk/index.aspx?articl鈥?/a>
Once you are more familiar with what your options may be, see if you can find a solicitor that offers a free initial consultation, usually 陆 hour if you decide you may have a case.Who do I go to for legal advice about unfair dismissal and sex discrimination? Is there an equality body?
hire a lawyer
Thursday, July 29, 2010
How much do lawyers charge to give advice on legal matters? ?
Any lawyers u know of who have a proven successful record in handling false molest charges and the rates they charge?How much do lawyers charge to give advice on legal matters? ?
depends on the lawyer, you can call you county and get free legal advice, call ur town hallHow much do lawyers charge to give advice on legal matters? ?
If you have been charged with a crime, you have the right to a lawyer whether you can afford one or not. If you're being sued, you need to find a lawyer in your area. Call your local county bar association; they should have a lawyer referral service.
Lawyer's fees have no limit. It depend upon the gravity of the case before him, and also the satisfaction of his cliant over his advice.
lawyers are educated but not honest and so you will
end up nowhere and your pain will be aggrevated than before. hum sub chor hain.when judiciary is itself corruupt what do you expect in democracy.
it is depand upon lower.... if lower is at high post... than he will charge more than 2000 rs ... and modrate level lower will charge only 600rs. approx....
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depends on the lawyer, you can call you county and get free legal advice, call ur town hallHow much do lawyers charge to give advice on legal matters? ?
If you have been charged with a crime, you have the right to a lawyer whether you can afford one or not. If you're being sued, you need to find a lawyer in your area. Call your local county bar association; they should have a lawyer referral service.
Lawyer's fees have no limit. It depend upon the gravity of the case before him, and also the satisfaction of his cliant over his advice.
lawyers are educated but not honest and so you will
end up nowhere and your pain will be aggrevated than before. hum sub chor hain.when judiciary is itself corruupt what do you expect in democracy.
it is depand upon lower.... if lower is at high post... than he will charge more than 2000 rs ... and modrate level lower will charge only 600rs. approx....
i found one foe free! (2pts)
I need legal advice regarding property law?
Please only reply if you are educated in this area or know from experience. A friend of my sister's moved our stuff into storage for us and for some reason, put it in his name. He said to pay him whatever we thought was fair, for his labor. I sent him rent money for the first month and for a lock. Since then, I've been sending the rent directly to the storge unit for the past few months. Recently, I had some extra money to get my stuff out of storage. We called to let him know we needed the key and told him we'd be able to pay him the next week. He refused to give us the key or sign over the unit, til we paid him for his labor. I agreed to pay him $150, even though that would make it impossible for me to move my stuff that weekend. He surprised me by saying he deserved $500. After much arguing, he is now demanding $250, which I can't afford. Is there any way I can take him to court and retrieve my things? He owns nothing in the unit %26amp; hasn't paid a cent toward it.I need legal advice regarding property law?
you can take him to small claims court and demand the return of your things plus court costs. Unless you have a written agreement to pay him for his labor, you really don't owe him anything.I need legal advice regarding property law?
You can get free legal advice on websites like LawGuru, FindLaw. Check this out for more info http://www.uelp.org/freelegal.html
you can take him to small claims court and demand the return of your things plus court costs. Unless you have a written agreement to pay him for his labor, you really don't owe him anything.I need legal advice regarding property law?
You can get free legal advice on websites like LawGuru, FindLaw. Check this out for more info http://www.uelp.org/freelegal.html
Can someone give me legal advice?
How do you get divorced from one parent that has custody of you? My parents are divorced and my mom has custody and I want to live with my dad.Can someone give me legal advice?
You can petition the court...with your father's help and cooperation...to be emancipated from your mother's care and live with your father. The court pays attention to the preference of offspring, and the closer you are to age 17 the more attention they'll pay that preference.Can someone give me legal advice?
First, if you want legal advise, you need to consult a lawyer. If you want general advise, this is a good forum for that. But any advise you get here is not considered legal advise.
What you are talking about is just a modification in the custody order. Talk to your father, and if he is willing to do so, he would have to file for a change in the custody order with the courts. You cna have a say in the court, and it will be considered. But in the end, the court will do whatever it feels is in your best interest.
Ask your mom, she has to agree to it.
You can petition the court...with your father's help and cooperation...to be emancipated from your mother's care and live with your father. The court pays attention to the preference of offspring, and the closer you are to age 17 the more attention they'll pay that preference.Can someone give me legal advice?
First, if you want legal advise, you need to consult a lawyer. If you want general advise, this is a good forum for that. But any advise you get here is not considered legal advise.
What you are talking about is just a modification in the custody order. Talk to your father, and if he is willing to do so, he would have to file for a change in the custody order with the courts. You cna have a say in the court, and it will be considered. But in the end, the court will do whatever it feels is in your best interest.
Ask your mom, she has to agree to it.
Can someone give me legal advice?
How do you get divorced from one parent that has custody of you? My parents are divorced and my mom has custody and I want to live with my dad.Can someone give me legal advice?
You can petition the court...with your father's help and cooperation...to be emancipated from your mother's care and live with your father. The court pays attention to the preference of offspring, and the closer you are to age 17 the more attention they'll pay that preference.Can someone give me legal advice?
First, if you want legal advise, you need to consult a lawyer. If you want general advise, this is a good forum for that. But any advise you get here is not considered legal advise.
What you are talking about is just a modification in the custody order. Talk to your father, and if he is willing to do so, he would have to file for a change in the custody order with the courts. You cna have a say in the court, and it will be considered. But in the end, the court will do whatever it feels is in your best interest.
Ask your mom, she has to agree to it.
You can petition the court...with your father's help and cooperation...to be emancipated from your mother's care and live with your father. The court pays attention to the preference of offspring, and the closer you are to age 17 the more attention they'll pay that preference.Can someone give me legal advice?
First, if you want legal advise, you need to consult a lawyer. If you want general advise, this is a good forum for that. But any advise you get here is not considered legal advise.
What you are talking about is just a modification in the custody order. Talk to your father, and if he is willing to do so, he would have to file for a change in the custody order with the courts. You cna have a say in the court, and it will be considered. But in the end, the court will do whatever it feels is in your best interest.
Ask your mom, she has to agree to it.
Need some legal advice. An exgirlfriend and i had a joint account and she needed $1500 for lawyer fees?
to get her son back so we could have our ';family';. Once she got her son back and the $1500 was gone, she decided that she didnt want to be with me anymore. My question is since she feels that she doesnt have to pay that $1500 back becasue we were together at the time and it was considered ';our'; money, Is there any legal way to get that back from her in any way?Need some legal advice. An exgirlfriend and i had a joint account and she needed $1500 for lawyer fees?
You apparently feel that you were misled by your ex who used your joint funds for her benefit while telling you that her using the funds was for both your benefits.
General rule with joint accounts is that either party can withdraw the money, but the money is owned by the party who contributed it. This would give the party who contributed the funds the right to demand the other party return said funds.
But here you agreed she could use the money. You also apparently had a joint account where you both contributed which makes it difficult to trace whose funds were whose.
But then again, you sound like you were either the primary contributor or you both were equal contributors and that this was the only thing which was not a joint expense. (Her attorney fees are clearly her responsiblity alone). You may have agreed to let her use the joint money, but you weren't necessarily making her a gift.
You can go to small claims court and you have a good shot at winning, but also a good shot at losing.Need some legal advice. An exgirlfriend and i had a joint account and she needed $1500 for lawyer fees?
You were taken old boy! You will never see that $1,500. I hope this has taught you a lesson for the future? If you had a joint account this means that either of you could withdraw money at will merely by signing a withdrawal slip.
If both of your contributed to the joint account, you have a commingling of funds problem.
Also, if you gifted the $1,500 (or your share) to your ex for the purpose of hiring the attorney to get the son back, you may be out of luck.
It probably will cost you quite a bit to hire an attorney; I would file a claim in small claims, and hope your ex will be willing to give you $750.00 (half) back.
Good luck!
Not without legal agreement or promissory note. If she left anything behind, have sale, or get $1500's worth of insults, and warning consultant fees to those who may be unaware of what she'll do for money and not uphold her end of deal. You could try small claims if you can prove she didn't really contribute, only wanted the money, %26amp; left at a suspiciously short time after she got her son back. You could try fraud, if she planned it and thought she would have a better chance of winning, with a stable, loving man, home, and money. If that's the case, call CPS to make sure the boy is safe, and inform them of your concerns.
Nope. Joint means that you both have equal access and rights to spend the money. I recommend that you just consider it an expensive lesson in L-O-V-E.
WK
That's the F,n you get for the F'n you got.
You might get some back if you pursue in small claims court.
You apparently feel that you were misled by your ex who used your joint funds for her benefit while telling you that her using the funds was for both your benefits.
General rule with joint accounts is that either party can withdraw the money, but the money is owned by the party who contributed it. This would give the party who contributed the funds the right to demand the other party return said funds.
But here you agreed she could use the money. You also apparently had a joint account where you both contributed which makes it difficult to trace whose funds were whose.
But then again, you sound like you were either the primary contributor or you both were equal contributors and that this was the only thing which was not a joint expense. (Her attorney fees are clearly her responsiblity alone). You may have agreed to let her use the joint money, but you weren't necessarily making her a gift.
You can go to small claims court and you have a good shot at winning, but also a good shot at losing.Need some legal advice. An exgirlfriend and i had a joint account and she needed $1500 for lawyer fees?
You were taken old boy! You will never see that $1,500. I hope this has taught you a lesson for the future? If you had a joint account this means that either of you could withdraw money at will merely by signing a withdrawal slip.
If both of your contributed to the joint account, you have a commingling of funds problem.
Also, if you gifted the $1,500 (or your share) to your ex for the purpose of hiring the attorney to get the son back, you may be out of luck.
It probably will cost you quite a bit to hire an attorney; I would file a claim in small claims, and hope your ex will be willing to give you $750.00 (half) back.
Good luck!
Not without legal agreement or promissory note. If she left anything behind, have sale, or get $1500's worth of insults, and warning consultant fees to those who may be unaware of what she'll do for money and not uphold her end of deal. You could try small claims if you can prove she didn't really contribute, only wanted the money, %26amp; left at a suspiciously short time after she got her son back. You could try fraud, if she planned it and thought she would have a better chance of winning, with a stable, loving man, home, and money. If that's the case, call CPS to make sure the boy is safe, and inform them of your concerns.
Nope. Joint means that you both have equal access and rights to spend the money. I recommend that you just consider it an expensive lesson in L-O-V-E.
WK
That's the F,n you get for the F'n you got.
You might get some back if you pursue in small claims court.
Does anyone know of a web site where you can chat with a lawyer and get free legal advice?
i need one on civil, i just wanted to get a little info before i went out and hired an attorney.
thanks!!Does anyone know of a web site where you can chat with a lawyer and get free legal advice?
Most lawyers will give you a 30 minute free advice to see if you have a case.
Om from canada, so the US may be different.Does anyone know of a web site where you can chat with a lawyer and get free legal advice?
You can submit your query, generally, to Yahoo! Answers. A number of attorneys, including me, respond regularly, if the question is within our subject area. Sometimes, after the initial question and answer, you can continue the dialogue via e-mail.
Good luck and we hope to see your substantive question posted here.
thanks!!Does anyone know of a web site where you can chat with a lawyer and get free legal advice?
Most lawyers will give you a 30 minute free advice to see if you have a case.
Om from canada, so the US may be different.Does anyone know of a web site where you can chat with a lawyer and get free legal advice?
You can submit your query, generally, to Yahoo! Answers. A number of attorneys, including me, respond regularly, if the question is within our subject area. Sometimes, after the initial question and answer, you can continue the dialogue via e-mail.
Good luck and we hope to see your substantive question posted here.
Need legal advice regarding not receiving my final paycheck in a timely matter. (Oregon)?
My final last day of employment was on 11/13/08. I just NOW received my final paycheck on 01/23/09. I already filed a complaint with the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries. This has been so frustrating, what else can I do legally?Need legal advice regarding not receiving my final paycheck in a timely matter. (Oregon)?
I haven't had employees in Oregon for years so I don't recall the state law on this. But I can't think of a state that allows the employer more than 30 days to pay someone. Given this, you have done all you can do. Don't expect an immediate response from the State. It will take them awhile to look into the situation. The best you can hope as an outcome is that the employer has to ';make you whole'; which means the state implies a calculation to what you would have earned (through investments etc.) or lost (loss of buying power) during the time you didn't have the money. The employer would have to pay you this.
The employer may also be fined. But you don't see that money the state does.natural beauty tips
I haven't had employees in Oregon for years so I don't recall the state law on this. But I can't think of a state that allows the employer more than 30 days to pay someone. Given this, you have done all you can do. Don't expect an immediate response from the State. It will take them awhile to look into the situation. The best you can hope as an outcome is that the employer has to ';make you whole'; which means the state implies a calculation to what you would have earned (through investments etc.) or lost (loss of buying power) during the time you didn't have the money. The employer would have to pay you this.
The employer may also be fined. But you don't see that money the state does.
Need legal advice about gambling laws in singapore?
Im doing research at university and need clarification on two things regarding new gambling laws in singapore.
1:If the activity of an online lottery or gambling is to be conducted offshore(not in Singapore) will promotional activities in Singapore be legally permitted?
2:The advertisements and/or lotterry or gambling activity will be conducted mainly online but are paper based promotions (such as in newspapers and other publications) legally permitted?
Help will greatly be appreciatedNeed legal advice about gambling laws in singapore?
Best advice....
Double down on a pair of aces.Need legal advice about gambling laws in singapore?
1. Any gambling activities at offshore, so long it's not within the boundaries of Singapore (including the sea and islands), then it's not bind by the Singapore law.
2. Not so understand your second question, you meant advertisement mainly online or in new papers?
Is this how they are doing research at the Universities today, dearie?
How pathetic!
Keep money on the come line and double your bet on even/odd number streaks.
1:If the activity of an online lottery or gambling is to be conducted offshore(not in Singapore) will promotional activities in Singapore be legally permitted?
2:The advertisements and/or lotterry or gambling activity will be conducted mainly online but are paper based promotions (such as in newspapers and other publications) legally permitted?
Help will greatly be appreciatedNeed legal advice about gambling laws in singapore?
Best advice....
Double down on a pair of aces.Need legal advice about gambling laws in singapore?
1. Any gambling activities at offshore, so long it's not within the boundaries of Singapore (including the sea and islands), then it's not bind by the Singapore law.
2. Not so understand your second question, you meant advertisement mainly online or in new papers?
Is this how they are doing research at the Universities today, dearie?
How pathetic!
Keep money on the come line and double your bet on even/odd number streaks.
Seeking legal advice when seperated under new defacto law act?
i have been separated from my defacto since last july. i was still married to another woman,m in which i fully own one property and have a rental property which has a mortgage on it this woman is now put a caviot on the rental property seeking compensation under the new defacto law but we were split up way before the law come in. where do i stand and how do i9 remove the caviot.Seeking legal advice when seperated under new defacto law act?
You're going to need a lawyer.
If you were still legally married to someone else, then you never had a de facto marriage with the latest woman.
Whether Lesbian or normal, de facto or celebratory, no marriage can be formed while another marriage still exists. If you and your last partner did things, financial or tax-related, on the assumption that you were in a de facto marriage, then there may be entanglements that could end up being expensive.
Richard
You're going to need a lawyer.
If you were still legally married to someone else, then you never had a de facto marriage with the latest woman.
Whether Lesbian or normal, de facto or celebratory, no marriage can be formed while another marriage still exists. If you and your last partner did things, financial or tax-related, on the assumption that you were in a de facto marriage, then there may be entanglements that could end up being expensive.
Richard
Hello i need some legal advice if i would to marry my ficanee will her mother controle end? i need to know?
My fiancee is going to be married soon and i was wonderig if i would to marry her would her mother be able to gain custady of her and her children. my fiancee is 20 and i am 20 and i was wanting to know if she becoms the member of my family by marrying her since her last name wil be mine and so as my kids would that help prevent her mother from gaining custoday of her and her. my soon to be wife is very smart and to me is coherant?Hello i need some legal advice if i would to marry my ficanee will her mother controle end? i need to know?
As long as you are both 18 or over you are free and clear to live your own lives.
Good luck!Hello i need some legal advice if i would to marry my ficanee will her mother controle end? i need to know?
I don't really understand the question. Does your fiancee have a medical condition?? If she is an adult and you marry her, there is no way, unless for some weird legal reason, that your fiancee's mother would be able to gain custody of her or your children.
Do you mean that her mother thinks that her daughter is not competent to take care of her own kids?
I don't understand your question.
As long as you are both 18 or over you are free and clear to live your own lives.
Good luck!Hello i need some legal advice if i would to marry my ficanee will her mother controle end? i need to know?
I don't really understand the question. Does your fiancee have a medical condition?? If she is an adult and you marry her, there is no way, unless for some weird legal reason, that your fiancee's mother would be able to gain custody of her or your children.
Do you mean that her mother thinks that her daughter is not competent to take care of her own kids?
I don't understand your question.
I am needing some legal advice on Ontario law regarding common law break-ups. Can you help!!?
If a man buys a house in Ontario, and his common law girlfriend moves in with him for four years... Does she have the legal ability to take the house from him after a break up?I am needing some legal advice on Ontario law regarding common law break-ups. Can you help!!?
It's possible. The woman can seek what's called a 'constructive trust', meaning that even though the title is in the man's name, the court would declare that the woman holds the entitlement to all the benefits of ownership of the property - in effect, that the house is hers.
A constructive trust is more likely to be awarded when the man has received some sort of material benefit by the wife's occupation of the house; for example, in the landmark case that established constructive trusts for Ontario law, the couple had lived as common-law spouses for many years, and the wife had stayed at home raising (among others) the husband's children from a previous relationship, while the husband went out and worked a lucrative job. The wife also engaged in landscaping and renovation tasks, adding to the value of the property. On top of all that, the husband was abusive.
So is it possible? Yes, absolutely. Is it likely? It depends very much on the facts. Talk to a family lawyer.I am needing some legal advice on Ontario law regarding common law break-ups. Can you help!!?
You probably need to consult a lawyer. Before she does.
It's possible. The woman can seek what's called a 'constructive trust', meaning that even though the title is in the man's name, the court would declare that the woman holds the entitlement to all the benefits of ownership of the property - in effect, that the house is hers.
A constructive trust is more likely to be awarded when the man has received some sort of material benefit by the wife's occupation of the house; for example, in the landmark case that established constructive trusts for Ontario law, the couple had lived as common-law spouses for many years, and the wife had stayed at home raising (among others) the husband's children from a previous relationship, while the husband went out and worked a lucrative job. The wife also engaged in landscaping and renovation tasks, adding to the value of the property. On top of all that, the husband was abusive.
So is it possible? Yes, absolutely. Is it likely? It depends very much on the facts. Talk to a family lawyer.I am needing some legal advice on Ontario law regarding common law break-ups. Can you help!!?
You probably need to consult a lawyer. Before she does.
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