I have hired an attorney for the past few months to handle my case but honestly I don’t feel like he prioritizes my case and my court dates. He doesn’t show up to most of them and they end up always getting rescheduled. I asked him to file a motion for something time sensitive and he said he... Read more »
The attorney -client relationship can be ended by either the attorney or the client. With that said it’s better to have a frank discussion with your attorney and tell them your expectations and if they can’t meet those you should hire someone that can. I think most attorneys would agree... Read more »
My boyfriend just got served the papers today 08/10 but got arrest for violating the epo on 08/06 even though he was not served the papers .
I don’t understand your question? It typically takes a few days to serve papers on someone
I'm an educator, and I have purchased a class set of books for the year. Due to COVID, we had to go virtual. Am I able to scan the book and share exclusively with my class? There is no digital copy for purchase.
Ask the publisher
They may be able to grant you a license, or offer a cheap royalty
There is a will
Most likely the will has to be probated and the executor can then sign the truck over to your wife.
Arrears was $830 now it says 0.00 as of August.
It means they will no longer be intercepting you funds. Your balance is zero.
File a custody action to establish parenting time.
I see a lot of info around the internet for how long they have to approve it, but I’m struggling to find how long the timeframe typically is between the day the motion is filed, to the time the judge approves or denies it. I see things discussing they have a maximum of 60 days to consider it and... Read more »
There are statutory limits as to how long Judge can take but if you’re looking for how long it typically take it takes it really depends on each judge. Shock probation lies in the sole discretion of the sentencing judge. I would say a general timeline is filing the motion having the court hear... Read more »
The epo has been dropped the day after he went to jail and it says he’s not being held on this charge but yet in another section says it’s pending that’s all he was charged with was the violation and he has no court date
The violation of an epo charge is a criminal charge. Even if the civil epo case was dropped, that does not mean the criminal violation of an epo charge has been dismissed.
When she passed I notified a loan company and credit cards, sent death certificates and was told they'd be forgiven. But now I'm getting calls and letters from them saying that they weren't forgiven and need to be paid. Since she only had a small insurance amount and the bills... Read more »
Don’t pay anything else. Lithe insurance money is yours and passes outside the estate. If she had nothing, there is nothing to pay them with and you are in no way liable for any of her debts.
Have the owner on video saying he'd get it or multiple times and he never did, now he wants to make payments to me but I don't believe him.
You’ll need to file suit against the shop snd owner.
Purchase price. $132182
Cash down. $43082
Payments $23160
Appliances $ 3850
Balance. $65940. TOTAL EQUITY
Seller started Foreclosure suing me $11000
Non compliance House Insurance
Non... Read more »
The claim against the seller belongs to your trustee in bankruptcy.
No, it is not based on who files first in Kentucky, but rather on the parties' relative financial circumstances. The court may also consider other factors.
Every month they assign "dashers" a premium service called "top dasher" if you meet all their requirements by the end of the month. I've met all of there requirements for 15 months, and this month, they refused to give me this service. This service entitles dashers more... Read more »
Theoretically, there could be a lawsuit. However, it would cost more in money, time and trouble than you could ever hope to recover.
My former employer gave me a paper check that I deposited into my primary bank. I was told by the bank that the check was bad. They told me I didn't have to pay the fees for it, but that I was going to have my account closed.
I let my employer know and they gave me the okay to... Read more »
Sue them both.
Hold you before you get out ofter a motion for failure to indict is filed
Until the judge signs the order, which is usually within a day or two.
She lied in court saying that we added my name to the lease. When we obtained the copy with my name on there from the leasing office. We were advised by county clerk and prosecutor to pursue legal action. Do I have a case? I don't know who to talk to.
You will need to consult a civil attorney to consider litigation.
What steps do I need to take to get visitation and leading into custody back. I have a job and a house doing great and they are ready. I’m in Kentucky. My mom is afraid to let them go anywhere with me because of social services like she doesn’t know if they are able to with her permission
File a motion for visitation with the court.
I've tried but she finds a way to deny it like getting a epo when I haven't even seen her in 8 years just to prevent visitation
Yes. You need to file a motion with the court.
Yes, you can ask but it is ultimately up to the court.
Street address was wrong on ticket as well. Year and make and color of car was right just not the model Happened in spencer co ky.
No. Sorry.
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