I'm sorry your question remains open for four weeks. The attorneys in the Employment Law category would have the best insight into hiring, firing, and other job-related issues. Your question must have gone unnoticed in this category. There's no guarantee all posts are picked up; some... Read more »

If the boy is the Next Of Kin, then the cars are his property. If not, then the rightful Next Of Kin should file suit in Chancery. You are not allowed to sit on your rights.

An Indiana attorney should be able to answer those questions for you. There are some states where being somewhat estranged or abandoned may eliminate your otherwise possible share in their estate.

Legal practices may be discriminatory in nature; discriminatory practices are not necessarily illegal.

Signing rights over a child is a big thing and have legal implications-----please contact a family lawyer or an adoption lawyer to discuss your situation and your options. Good luck.

You should talk to your general counsel, if you don't have one, you should probably get one.

It will depend on whether each of the dental procedures were either (1) part of a single overall plan for one total price that took multiple procedures to complete, or (2) whether each procedure was a separate unrelated dental procedure with a price charged for each. In the former situation, the... Read more »

If you are trying to ask a question about, when you move in together and things don't work out, whether you can sue for breach of contract; the answer is no. Had you been married, on the other hand, you would very well have a number of options.

I'm sorry this happened to you. It looks like you already did many of the things that could be done. If you have a renter's insurance policy, check its provisions for personal property loss. But keep in mind that there could be a deductible. I hope it turns up and you get it back. Good luck

You would file a petition to terminate parental rights and litigate the issues. Consult counsel to see if your situation would qualify.

The Latin phrase "pro se" is probably the term you're looking for.

Something this serious should not be done without representation and as such, I recommend that the first thing you do is consult with a few family law attorneys to discuss this and then decide how to best proceed.

Here's the better question: is that the only basis the police had for the search? Even if it was an illegal search, illegality will not be found just because you want it to be found. Instead, you will need to compose, file, and argue a successful motion - which is difficult for any... Read more »

You should likely try to negotiate something called a deferred imposition of sentence if at all possible.

Yes, you need parental consent until your 18th birthday. But at that time a learner's permit will probably be an acceptable form of identification.

With a summons, if you do not appear for court on the designated day, then you run the risk of there being a default judgment entered against you.

You might be able to sue for defamation, but keep in mind that you would have to be able to prove damages. Florida Statute 836.04 is interesting; I doubt that any prosecutions based on it are made pursuant to it, in this day and age.

Yes, you definitely should edit this post if you want someone to respond.

Apparently, you need to pay someone $5, for some reason, but you don't have a car (or perhaps a card). Do you have an envelope and a postage stamp? A check or money order would also be a good idea instead of... Read more »

Assault in Tennessee includes placing one in fear of imminent danger or physical contact.

Not enough information is provided here, however the charge can be probated, it is is punishable with incarceration and as such, I would recommend that the defendant hire a criminal defense lawyer to begin preparing a defense of the matter in hope of achieving the best outcome.