Vermont Questions & Answers by Practice Area
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- Identity Theft
- Insurance Bad Faith
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Vermont Questions & Answers
Q: If someone has been charged with simple assault with mutual affray is it a non listed offense?
Get counsel on your side. The attorney you hire will investigate all the facts and circumstances and advise you accordingly.
Q: Okay question. A friend of mine got into some legal trouble regarding drugs. She was sentenced to 1-6 months on FSU.
Why do you ask in this way. Whynot say what has happened? Her criminal court records are public, right?
Q: I am considering filing bankruptcy but have a possible settlement coming in a court case that has been filed in fedl ct
Answered on Oct 3, 2015
The very best thing you can do is to have a full discussion with a bankruptcy attorney about this. You will find that the suit you have is an asset of your bankruptcy estate if you file for bankruptcy.
Q: What are the laws in Vermont with regard to handicapped accessibility in motels especially if they were notified of nece
You know about the ADA, right? Look it up on the internet. Find out about the local ordinance requirements and also research the state statutes or code on this topic.
Q: How can an unmarried woman become the executor of the estate of her deceased partner of 8 years?
Go see a local probate attorney to get answers to your questions after a full discussion of the issues.
Q: In Vermont is it legal for a 17 year old girl to have sex with a 20 year old guy? The age of consent is 16...
It appears that the age of consent is 16 in Vermont. Do a simple internet search on this and read some of the results.
Q: Copy right infringement I let somebody copy the video and they put on facebook
Hard to say what's going on. Did the person violate the terms of a limited copyright license? A copyright lawyer can assist?
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is general information that is given for legal education only. It is not legal advice, and it may not work for your specific situation. It is impossible to evaluate a legal problem without a comprehensive consultation and review of all the relevant facts and...
Q: How can I get this man to pay for damaging my vehicle?
Old friend? You could sue him in small claims court but don't be surprised if he counter-sues you for his injury.
Q: Do you need a lawyer to file for divorce in vermont
No. The Family Court is designed to enable parties to represent themselves. All forms needed to do so are available online.
Q: Where should I go to find old W2s from 2002, 2001, 2002?
That may be really tough. Try the employer first for the W-2. Alternatively, ask them to reconstruct the W-2 equivalent from their information or use their best estimate. Are you sure you were even employed then? Consult a tax attorney for more advice.
Q: How do I find out if someone has filed for bankrupty whether personal or business?
Court filings are public documents, go to (or possibly call) the Bankruptcy Court and ask.
Q: How do I find out if someone has filed for bankrupty whether personal or business?
Court filings are public documents, go to (or possibly call) the Bankruptcy Court and ask.
Q: Englishman by origin.Have U.S.child aged 15.Lived in U.S more than11yrs.Worked & filed taxes.Disabled.(Need green card)
Dear Sir,
Thank you for posting your question on this forum.
The law requires your child to be 21 years of age in order to apply for you. The question is unclear as to how you originally entered the US. You should consult with an experienced immigration attorney on your current status and whether you could file for some legal status. A lot will depend on how you originally entered the US and whether you had overstayed your visa. If you post additional details here, I will be...
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