Can my South Carolina HOA keep me from driving on the property and refuse to issue guest passes?

They can restrict your privileges in common areas. But only in limited timeshare circumstances can they deny access to your own property. Just...

Legally? Yes. According to school rules? That depends on the rules. A school can prohibit some conduct that is otherwise legal to do on campus and...

Can a HOA legally put a lien on your property if you never received notification from Nov. 2016 they state was mailed to you?

Yes. Your receipt is not required under the law, only that they sent them. You can discuss that with the HOA and ask for a reduction after making...

Is it standard practice for your lawyer to refuse to tell you how much your case is worth or how much he is suing for?

Yes. Your case is not "worth" a specific amount. Your damages come in two parts: your bills, and your pain and suffering. The last part can go from...

Charges for selling alcohol to a minor?

He can ask for that. They may allow it, or give him extra time to get the full amount together.

Yes, you can sue. It may be limited to the cost of a new rim and tire though, plus any damage to the car or injury you suffered. But being placed...

My brother was aresseted and I'm trying to find out the caharges it is saying hold for lsco whitch is the country he is in.

check his detention center listing, and check for his name on the court rosters for his county. It may be a few days before he is picked up by...

Once a criminal charge or charges are dismissed can the person be re indited for same charged?

Yes. the only way this gets blocked is if you went to trial on a charge and the jury was seated before dismissal. Then double jeopardy applies....

Not exactly, at least no to the point that you can claim you were not given 70 hours or kept full term. The written contract will likely control.

If I had a child support case against me in SC in the 90's - 2008 would i have known by now?

Call the county where a case might have been filed. Ask the clerk of court if you are in the system. Otherwise, there may not be any way to know....