A woman is forcing to me to have a child from an accidental pregnancy. I don't even live in the same state.
answered on May 24, 2022
You have to wait until the child is born and then you can file a petition to terminate.
I live in a different state, had a one night stand with a woman in kentucky. She refused plan B or an abortion. Child is unborn. I am not in a position to have said child nor do I want to. I feel like things are forced on me out of spite for hopes of a future relationship or money. How can I... Read more »
answered on May 24, 2022
You can’t do any of those things until the child is born. After birth, you can file a petition to terminate your parental rights.
I am the victim of a 1st degree sexual abuse case. The man is getting released soon, there was an automatic no contact order when he was arrested and it is part of his parole, I have contacted my states probation and parole, they told me I need to contact my county attorney. I did, she said I need... Read more »
answered on May 24, 2022
You would need to contact the entity that prosecuted the original case, either the Commonwealth Attorney or the county Attorney. The clerks office can tell you which one prosecuted the man.
answered on May 24, 2022
He needs a lawyer immediately. He may be able to win this case.
The purchase of the vehicle was written in to a home renovation contract. Contractor has not delivered on his end. Can I take my own vehicle back, or do I need to have it towed?
answered on May 22, 2022
You can take your own vehicle back yourself if you can do it without a breach of the peace.
If the police knows I did a crime and they ask for a id and I say I don’t have it on me and they don’t believe me and they go ahead and check my pockets to see if I was lying, was wondering if that allowed without my consent
does law require the searching officer to also provide supporting documents and affidavit's that are noted attachments to warrant ? thank you much
answered on May 19, 2022
Yes. They do. The affidavits are usually not attached to the warrants Jen it is executed.
What should I do?
answered on May 19, 2022
I would not admit to any wrongdoing on a public Internet website. If you have a pending case and you have been charged I would contact an experienced criminal defense attorney.
He sold it before I could get it out of my name. I'm I liaible?
answered on May 16, 2022
In some circumstances in Kentucky you may be liable. Did you already remove it from your car insurance?
I was wondering if the VA rehab counts towards my DUI classes
answered on May 16, 2022
Yes. It should, although you may have to get it approved by the Court.
I was wondering if the VA rehab counts towards my DUI classes
answered on May 17, 2022
No, the Kentucky Division of Driver Licensing will only accept completions from programs authorized for DUI treatment. See drive.ky.gov under Driver Services, DUI Laws in Kentucky. To see a list of treatment programs, visit the Program Directory. The driver should select Driving Under the... Read more »
I was pulled over for registration that was expired for two years. The officer told me it was a 'fixer' ticket and that I would not have to appear in court if I updated my registration. I took my updated registration to the courthouse and the guy told me he wasn't able to make that... Read more »
answered on May 12, 2022
Most likely but you will still have to go to court to show proof and get it dismissed.
Does any of my street time count
answered on May 12, 2022
No. You will have to do part or all of the sentence. That will be up to the judge. You may also face new charges for absconding.
The grantee then transferred the deed to someone else without honoring the FROR. Does this make the new deed void.
answered on May 11, 2022
No but there is a serious cloud on the Title. It might be cured by a Quit Claim Deed from the optionee to the present grantee. Your grantor may have breached a covenant of title.
As the administrator is she allowed to sell her mothers house to pay off the debt to USDA and other creditors? Or does she have to have permission from the court and USDA rural housing to sell it?
answered on May 11, 2022
She will need permission from the court to sell the house since there was no will.
Dad was married for less than a year, there is a valid will but he was in process of having new will made. All property is solely in Dads name. Wife has moved everything out of house before inventory was taken. All money from bank account was removed and closed. Checks have been taken that didn’t... Read more »
answered on May 11, 2022
No. There is no picking and choosing which parts to renounce.
answered on May 11, 2022
This individual should first make a written report of the instances of harassment to the company's HR department. If corrective action is not taken after this, this individual can next file a charge of discrimination with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
What if I am in a polyamorous relationship, I'm 17 and one of my boyfriends turning 18 and my other boyfriend is 15 years old, my boyfriend who is 18 tells me that I have to break up with my 15 year old boyfriend because of the law.
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