How can I reduce the punishment for my son accidentally bringing a knife to school?
First, tell the story right. Your son didn't "accidentally" take a knife to school. I'm sure he intended to take it to cut his apple with. There...
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First, tell the story right. Your son didn't "accidentally" take a knife to school. I'm sure he intended to take it to cut his apple with. There...
There's no rule that addresses this one way or the other. If the dumping causes you added expense to clean it up, keep clear records and you can...
I think it depends on what the case is about. I'm not sure your retirement accounts are relevant to the operations of an apartment building. I'm...
What would be your grounds for requesting a trial de novo? You need some reason other than just, "I'm not happy with the answer." If the first...
You don't need lawyers or police. You just need to talk (politely) to your mailman. If you think the mailman might be the problem, then go to your...
There's nothing magic to it. It's like changing your family doctor or dentist. It's usually best to find a replacement first. Then you can send a...
Until she turns 18, she will need her parents' permission.
You can check with the DA's office that convicted you, but I believe you're supposed to check in and register with the police station where you move.
No, you absolutely cannot use someone else's ID. Non-citizens can get an Individual Taxpayer ID Number (ITIN). See this link for more info:...
You seem to have a mistaken sense of priorities. PRIORITY #1 -- Do everything you can to keep your probation officer happy and satisfied, no...