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No, 12 year olds can be talked to by the authorities.
Insufficient information. What does a 'retail hall' mean to you? Is there any obligation of confidentiality between you and the 'retail hall?' ... Read Answer
Have you personally talked to the sheriff and the DA in the count y where the offense occurred? Don't tell me what you think. Tell me what you... Read Answer
Yes. No liquor, no illegal drugs.
You are not going to jail for this minor arrest, but you need to find out what kind of diversion programs are available in your county. Make sure... Read Answer
If it's a contingent fee arrangement that's not terribly unusual.
Need to know why you care and what your stake in this is.
Yes, there is a way to remove an active restraining order in Colorado. It requires proof that the victim no longer wants the restraining order,... Read Answer
Sounds like you need an intervention. You could petition the court to become her guardian or conservator but you would need a professional therapist... Read Answer
The fact situation does not make any sense, but as to who can sue who based on residence/citizenship, yes he can sue you.
You are very lucky that the police did arrest the father for statutory rape as a minor cannot consent to sex before their 17th birthday. The police... Read Answer
Yes you have a case against them since you bought the phones based on their representations of the better service.
Do not sign the form with the blank. The Release is only good for 90 days. In your case, your doctor is telling you that he will always have the... Read Answer
1994??? You're a little late.
Have him ask his parole officer.
You can send a lawyer - but you'll need to have evidence of failure to pay....which may be hard without your testimony
It may depend on what the doctors say. But I think you have a good shot of winning.
It would seem unlikely.
No disrespect but I suspect there is more to this than you say. What does the teacher say about all this?
Cal a lawyer to see if you have a good case first. Find one on Avvo in your area.
This is a contract question. No, it does not seem that the repair company has any right to hold your vehicle. Demand they release it to you upon... Read Answer