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Any time that a minor receives a settlement from an accident case, said settlement must to be approved by a judge. So you can call the court clerk in... Read Answer
No, no contact means no contact. You would need to have the NCO dropped to get married.
Given him written 90 day notice to get his stuff or icy will be sold or disposed of. You can place the stuff in storage and Bill him, but you will... Read Answer
Stop, and let nobody especially if you have a bad feeling about it. Remember, the best court date is the one you never have.
This is not a litigation question. I would suggest asking the question under a different topic such as consumer law and/or contracts.
First find a Canadian lawyer. It is possible that a Canadian judgement could be registered in an American court and be enforced as if it were a U.S.... Read Answer
Since Verizon bought the contract, you are responsible to pay them.
I'm sorry this is not my area of expertise. You might ask the question under a different topic. I would suggest asking the question to the Dept of... Read Answer
You are going to have to ask this question under a different topic. It is not a "Litigation" question.
What you heard is true. If you sue someone in any court and lose, your only remedy is an appeal. You cannot sue someone again for the same matter... Read Answer
He can try, but it probably won't work. You could asks the court to have it torn down.
This is not a litigation question. Please ask the question under a different topic.
Your public defender does not handle civil matters. While you may be able to sue, your case is not worth much; hence, you will need to go the small... Read Answer
Why have you not just take your car back and find someone else? If they did some type of repair and you cannot pay, they have a right to retain your... Read Answer
Unless there was an agreement to pay him the answer is no. He can sue you but will not win.
At this point the answer is no. You would need to prove your records were actually wrongfully disseminated before you could make a claim.
You need to notify the court clerk ASAP. By not attending, your matter was either dismissed or a judgment for the other party was granted.
It depends. I draft Independent Contract Agreements which clearly defines their role versus the role of your company. However, with this in mind,... Read Answer
If it is within the Statute of Limitations, you have him sue the bullies. You probably could not sue the school or the administration, especially... Read Answer
Confront him in public and demand that he apologize and retract the false expression. If he won't, then demand that he identify any people who he... Read Answer
You have to get an order from the divorce court that keeps her out of the house.
You should consult with an attorney that handles overtime claims. There are special rules, so common sense is not a standard to apply. You may also... Read Answer