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Search: Legal Advice written by Michael Hassen (490 found)
Posted 3 months ago in Litigation Indianapolis, IN 
Michael Hassen's answer
You haven't provided sufficient information to answer your question, but as a...
Posted 3 months ago in Litigation Charlotte, NC 
Yasha Heidari's answer
What you described is horrible. There are two things you should immediately... 
William Leigh Wilson's answer
I concur with my colleague that you should immediately get a new attorney to...
Posted 3 months ago in Litigation Dallas, TX
Andrew Thomas Hawkins' answer
As Michael mentioned, it is not clear from your question which statute of...
Posted 4 months ago in Litigation Newton, NJ
Michael Hassen's answer
You don't "win" default judgments...you "apply" for them. The court owes a...
Posted 4 months ago in Litigation Salem, OR
Michael Hassen's answer
You need to consult with an attorney. I recommend that you contact your local...
Posted 4 months ago in Litigation Claremont, NH
Michael Hassen's answer
You haven't provided very much information, but as a general rule the police...
Posted 6 months ago in Social Security Phoenix, AZ
Michael Hassen's answer
You clearly have a firm grasp on the complexities of the issue presented. With...
Posted 6 months ago in Litigation Grand Saline, TX 
Jonathan H Levy's answer
I am not sure what you expect to find. The best way to find out how an attorney...
Michael Hassen's answer
I would give a slightly different response. You can always ask the attorney...
Posted 6 months ago in Litigation Gary, IN
Michael Hassen's answer
Generally a party that has a judgment against you (or a court order for child/... 
Theodore W. Robinson's answer
If the city had a judgment against you , then they could garnish your salary to...
Posted 6 months ago in Litigation Roy, UT
Michael Hassen's answer
In legal terms, a week is not much time. I recommend that you telephone the...
Posted 6 months ago in Landlord / Tenant Cocoa, FL 
Dennis Michael Phillips' answer
I would like to see you get an attorney and assert your defenses to these...
Michael Hassen's answer
There are many landlords that do not understand the difference between normal...
Posted 6 months ago in Litigation Sacramento, CA 
Kenneth Lewis Swenson's answer
You may wish to try the Sacramento Public Law Library at 813 Sixth Street,...
Michael Hassen's answer
I don't understand your question...what "paperwork" for statutes of limitation?...
Posted 6 months ago in DUI / DWI Galion, OH
Theodore W. Robinson's answer
While I don't practice in your state, here is my take on it. Yes, you will...
Michael Hassen's answer
I agree with Mr. Robinson...your story would be perfect for a "don't drink and...
Posted 6 months ago in Contracts / Agreements Rochester, NY 
Ronald Anthony Sarno's answer
You can sue anybody for an unpaid loan. You do not post what type of woman she...
Michael Hassen's answer
The question isn't whether you can sue her, it is whether you can prove your...
Posted 6 months ago in Class Action Dallas, TX
Michael Hassen's answer
Your question is a little unclear. As asked, the answer is "one" -- you only... 
Edgardo Rafael Baez's answer
I agree with Mr. Hassen. Perhaps your question refers to certification not filing.
Posted 6 months ago in Litigation Philadelphia, PA
Michael Hassen's answer
Your question is extremely vague, and you have not disclosed whether the cases...
Posted 6 months ago in Immigration Nashville, TN
Michael Hassen's answer
It is my understanding that you will have to disclose the pending criminal...
Posted 6 months ago in Litigation Sylvania, OH
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
Trying to defend a lawsuit from out of state without counsel is a recipe for...
Posted 6 months ago in Family New Waverly, TX 
Deanna L. Siegel's answer
Yes walking at graduation or attending school functions or prom, etc. all of...
Michael Hassen's answer
I agree with Ms. Siegel. I add only that I don't understand your reference to "...
Posted 6 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes Philadelphia, PA
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
Civil perjury is very rare, at least in my state. Get a lawyer and have your...
Michael Hassen's answer
Perjury is a criminal matter. I recommend that you meet with the district... |
