You provided no factual information (e.g., amount of regular pay, amount of vacation pay, frequency of pay, and relevant state), so all anyone can provide is general information.

By way of...

The law has, for quite a while, been moving away from requiring originals of documents. Would a bank accept a photocopy? Probably not, but a court might, and the court might order the bank to...

Since John has died, it is not possible for him to do anything.

If your intent was to say that John has not died but is concerned about potential duplicity by his daughter and would like to...

I assume you meant you don't presently have the ability to pay the debt in full. That being the case, you have at least the following options:

1. File bankruptcy.
2. Try to settle for a reduced...

Cool. Court clerks often don't know what they're talking about. They also sometimes use shorthand terminology that isn't legally accurate (just as a lot of folks, including some lawyer, do). But...

Huh? What does "dismissed on the grounds of [n]otice to appear" mean? Why would you think that "court closures" would warrant dismissing a ticket? What does "some interesting points in a thread...

That depends. Is the buyer suing for breach of contract or something else? If the buyer is suing for breach of contract, does the contract have a provision that, in any litigation arising out of...

For starters, you cannot "file an . . . injunction" at all -- in any court. Only a judge/court can file an injunction. You can file a lawsuit that seeks an injunction and file a motion for a...

As an agency of the federal government, the CDC cannot, by law, own copyrights in materials it creates. It can, however, own trademarks. If you are not using the logo in a way that would create...

It does not appear that a minor can seek emancipation in New York. However, if, in the context of some other legal proceeding, the court discovers that the minor is self-supporting and making all of...

Linking to extensive discussion about this at another site.

tl;dr

Report any suspected crimes to law enforcement. Consult with a local attorney about potential civil claims.

How unusual! ;-)




Just FYI, the concept of "joining a team" isn't particularly meaningful without some explanation of what that means in the context of your employer.

Impossible to say for sure without reviewing the site's terms and conditions and other relevant documents. However, it was YOUR responsibility to ensure you read and understood all relevant terms...

Your question doesn't really raise a legal issue. It's entirely up to the ISP who provides the email service. Of course, if the person who has created the email address is using it in a way that is...

To the best of my knowledge, no NY attorneys follow these boards on a regular basis, and input from anyone other than an NY attorney will be of little help.

Of course you can "avoid incorporating in California." You have, presumably, "advoid[ed] incorporating in California" every day of your life so far (as have I). It's within every human being's...

An affirmation of what? Admissible for what purpose? Is the attorney a party to the lawsuit in which the evidence is sought to be admitted?

Questions about the admissibility of evidence can...

People who know nothing about them cannot answer this question intelligently.




More than what? She may be entitled to survivor benefits since she is his spouse.

Also, if they're still...

It doesn't really matter who planted it. You wrote that it "is in the front yard" but that you're "not the sole owner of that tree." Obviously, that implies that you are an owner of the tree but...

In other words...this person signed over the title to the vehicle to you?




For starters, your ability to take possession of the vehicle has nothing to do with any documents. Do you have keys...

"We"? You told us that "[your] daughter purchased [the] puppy," so what would make you think you might have any recourse for anything? Is your daughter a minor?

As for your daughter, it's not...

You didn't ask a question, and this is awfully vague. As you have described it, the car is jointly owned, and each of you has equal rights to possess the car. You're now learning why buying a car...

FYI, this is a 2+ month old thread, and what "EVAKATY75" wrote is a direct quote out of the original post. Based on this and other posts, I assume it's a spam seeder and have reported it as such.

Rather than a bunch of quotes (using this site's less than optimal quote feature), here are my further comments:

1. It probably doesn't matter as concerns your wife's mother's estate, but IRAs,...