Approved for SC Attorney General's Victims Compensation for a crime, however employer refusing to sign the lost wage form

Take it back to them, with that information/explanation. Copy management above HR on it. It will be a fine line between accepting what they do for...

How can I get guardianship of my 3 month old granddagranddaughter

Were the father and mother married? Is there a court order of paternity? If not, he ahs no rights and can do nothing. Refuse and call the police if...

Can an employer threaten termination if you don’t purchase services from them?

SC is an at will state. This means you can quit for any reason, and be fired for any reason. So yes, he can state this is a term of employment.

Yes, anyone can call your boss on you for any reason. No law prevents that. And no law makes their idea of what is right or wrong more or less...

How can I sue a utility company for running poles without consent. Judge said it is not an eminent domain also not adverse prop

So go get a lawyer outside your area. Are the poles new? Are you sure the land does not have a utilities easement? Do you get electricity? If...

Can I get guardianship for my niece with a lawyer without involving dss ?

yes. DSS does not care about anything other than abused and neglected kids that have no other resources for care. You can very easily go to court...

Can my will put my daughter in a bind when she inherits my property??

On the deed, her survivorship means that your interest on the property disappears and she owns it herself. It is not part of your estate to be...

How can cop charge ?

Yes, they can. Nothing you state makes you innocent of the crime. Did you have a valid license? If not, then you taking a car anywhere makes you...

II hit in my head by a police officer 12 years ago .And since then II've been having bad nightmares ?

Sadly, after 12 years there is nothing the law can do for you. It needed to be addressed way back when it happened.

Can I be held liable for a purchase that someone made on my phone account ?

Yes, you are. You gave that person access to your private info. You can however call the police on him and sue him. But that does not make you...