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Depending on the amount you should be refunded, you can sue in Small Claims (up  to $5,000. in CT) or in Superior Court. If you sue in Superior Court, you can also sue for specific performance.  I would need more details but if you would like to discuss options further, my office would be happy to consult with you and look further into this matter. 203.870.6700... Read Answer

Your marriage certificate should list his legal name and Date of birth. You get your marriage certificate from the vital records department in the state you were married. With that information a private investigator could find him probobally within 5 minutes. After you locate him, retain a family law lawyer and serve him with a lawsuit for divorce. ... Read Answer

I'm not sure what your question is.  I think its safe to say that what was found in the truck is likely not a direct hazard to your family if the police officer did not immediately call swat, or a bomb squad, or dogs, or any number of other things.  The fact that the tow truck driver jumped back indicates it was likely something uncomfortable or repugnant to him. So we can deduce that its not a bomb, radioactive, money, gold, or drugs. I suppose there is a possibilty that there was human remains or animal remains in the trunk.  I don't think you will find out unless it makes a news blotter.  Feel free to contact our firm if you ever need any further legal assistance.  We handled civil and federal litigation, criminal defense, personal injury and bankruptcy.    Stay safe and healthy and good luck.  203.870.6700... Read Answer

Lawyers respond more often to written requests.  Have you emailed, faxed or sent a letter? Have you tried scheduling a conference with him? You can always fire your lawyer but that may not be in your best interests, particularly if you don't have a new attorney and something sensitive like a deadline is occuring.   Please feel to contact us with any other questions or concerns 203.870.6700.  Good luck.... Read Answer

Your question is a little vague as it is under the topic of Premarital Agreements.  I think we can help you explore your options if we have a little more information.  Do you have a premarital agreement? Are you still married currently? What does "seperate ways" mean?  Please feel free to contact us so that we can be of further assistance. 203.870.6700... Read Answer

 Andrew M. Jaffe Attorney at Law 2375 Covington Rd, Suite 315 Fairlawn, Ohio 44313-4358 (330) 983-4842 attorneyjaffe@aol.com www.LawyerJaffe.com       Thank you for contacting me concerning your need for an Internet attorney.  I would be happy to discuss your questions on the phone.  We can schedule a call for almost any afternoon (Eastern time) including weekends.  There is no charge for this initial consultation and it is covered by attorney/client privilege. his sounds like a scam to me.  Do NOT send them any more monty.  I do not see where they have a case against you.... Read Answer

Probably not a case unless you were a contracted employee.  If you were an at-will employee, then we would look to see if you are part of a protected class being discriminated against.  How long did you quarantine for? Do you have any at-risk qualities? Auto-immune disseases?  I think this would be difficult but I would need more details.  203.870.6700.... Read Answer

I am a bankruptcy lawyer so this caught my attention but I don't see why it has be put in this category.  Contact the attorneys and find out who they represent now and how this is being managed.  Hire an attorney if you need assistance.  Please feel free to contact us 203.870.6700.... Read Answer

I would suggest that you send a written demand for the status of your vehicle to the police.  If there is an ongoing criminal case or an investigation, the car may be evidence.  You should also definitely considering hiring counsel to assist in the recovery your vehicle. Please feel free to contact us at 203.870.6700... Read Answer

I think that whenever you are entering a legal arena with the intention of giving persuasive argument regarding circumstances, facts and the law, you should not only be represented but represented by an experienced, well regarded, attorney.  Please feel free to contact us for further information. 203.870.6700... Read Answer

A second-time DUI/OUI conviction within ten years after a prior conviction for the same offense is a felony, with fines of up to $4,000, a 45-day driver’s license suspension followed by three years with an ignition interlock device installed in your vehicle, and up to two years in prison with a mandatory minimum of 120 days in prison, 100 hours of community service and treatment if ordered by the Court.  If the arrest was in Connecticut, for suspensions effective on or after 11/9/2005, the suspension is one (1) year followed by 24 months with an approved ignition interlock device Suspension duration imposed for arrests that did not occur in Connecticut is three (3) years If the operator is under 21 years of age, the suspension is three (3) years or until 21 years of age, whichever is longer That being said,  I have helped clients facing this before avoid jail time, but circumstances are unique in these types of cases and they are very difficult.   Please feel free to contact us for further assistance. 203.870.6700... Read Answer

It should not count as a conviction on your record. In fact, upon completion of a program you may even be able to have police blotter and other articles referencing it removed. Also, using a program is not neccessarily an admission of guilt.  Please contact us for any further assistance. 203.870.6700... Read Answer

Depending on the totality of the circumstances and the evidence available, you may have a case for wrongful prosecution.  However, one of the key elelments will be how the current criminal prosecution ends.   Please feel free to contact us for further assistance and information. 203.870.6700.... Read Answer