Will I get in a lot of trouble for wiping Dust off there car
This is a very foolish question. Of course you're not going to jail for wiping dust off a car. However, if you "wiped" the dust off in such a...
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This is a very foolish question. Of course you're not going to jail for wiping dust off a car. However, if you "wiped" the dust off in such a...
This is a criminal punishment. I don't think you get to pick and choose. You should talk with a criminal defense attorney.
Yes, there is something you can legally do. You can legally hire a tutor to help you brush up on the subject. But other than using the school's...
Liking or not liking someone is not a legal standard for anything. If the boyfriend ever assaults or threatens your sister, then she (not you)...
You will have to go to court, prove that the vehicle is yours, and get a judgment against her to return it.
As far as I know, it is not "illegal" to be homeless anywhere. However, what your grandmother may be referring to is that it's not exactly in the...
Yes, there is a chance to get your money back. Hire an attorney, file a complaint, and prove a case of fraud.
This is not a legal question -- it's just a question of your family's dynamics. There is no law that says what your mother's boyfriend can or...
To answer the question of "Can they do that?", I would have to read your student handbook or other printed policies of the school. My guess is that...
It sounds like you need to keep your son off the computer.