You might be at risk so follow my colleagues suggestion and return the money, making sure you have receipts or other proff that you have done so.

If one wanted to file a suit to remove a judge (from the bench entirely) due to nomination error, what court would they file in?

A federal judge can be removed from the bench by the US Congress. US Constitution, Art. I, sections 2 and 3.

Question early termination probation

Talk to your PO; your chances of having your petitiona allowed are much better if s/he supports it. The court usually won't make a decision...

How do I go about filing for spousal support I need desperately from separated husband??

Hire a good lawyer. Given the facts you state, there is a good chance that you can receive alimony for some period of time. In addition, you can...

Without knowing more about the facts, it is impossible to say. The support of your PO is a very good sign.

Can Massachusetts deny an innocent spouse claim for someone granted federal innocent spouse for the same tax year/income?

Massachusetts is not bound by a federal determination. If she is indigent, she might be able to get a legal services attorney to help her and...

Can I appeal a case dismissal without prejudice?

You can appeal, but it is impossible to tell from your inquiry whether you would have any chance of success. Remember that appeals are quite...

What will the EXACT process be like if I appeal an "Intent to Assess" Notice in Massachusetts? What should I expect?

Many audits are determined by an algorithm that shows a relatively high likelihood of errors on the returns that match the criteria. In addition,...

We filed an appeal and submitted our brief. How long can the District Attorney take in submitting theirs. I'm hopping there is a

I'm wondering why you aren't asking this question to your own lawyer. While the answers that my colleagues have given are correct, there are...

What is the time frame to file motion of reconsideration after divorce temporary orders and to file an appeal against it

Generally speaking, non-final or interlocutory appeals are not permitted. There are some exceptions, such as if the trial judge certifies the...