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I was quoted $56.80 by a moving company, now they are trying to charge me over $4,000. What should I do?
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Answered on July 08, 2015
There's no judge going to believe that a moving company accidentally quoted you $56 on a $4,000 job. The moving company will sue you.
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I don't know what my brother in law was thinking but he left his son in the car while he ran into Walmart to grab a prescription
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Answered on July 08, 2015
Just because he was only arrested for Reckless Conduct doesn't mean the charge will remain as such. The Solicitor-General or DA are both free to...
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Is their any laws or rules that prevent something like this from happening? and is this something I can fault the police on?
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Answered on July 08, 2015
The problem is your brother, not the police. He's the one who caused your trouble by pretending to be you. Take it up with him.
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Can I go to prison for dirty piss test me georgia?
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Answered on July 08, 2015
If they weren't going to revoke probation and send you to prison, why would they bother testing you?
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Hello I am looking for a Civil Constitution Attorney whom specialize in wrongful imprisonment cases
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Answered on July 08, 2015
Having your case dismissed doesn't mean you have a wrongful imprisonment case.
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How long is the limit to reporting a molestation
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Answered on July 08, 2015
I think the clock starts either when the molestation is reported to a government authority OR when the victim turns 18. So if you haven't reported...
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Subject Matter: Malicious prosecution. At what point when an informant of a crime becomes an instigator
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Answered on July 07, 2015
You haven't explained how this person became an instigator or what happened to you after she did.
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What does adjudication mean? Why is my First Offenders charge still showing up in my background, even after I served my time?
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Answered on July 07, 2015
It means you violated your probation and now have a permanent felony conviction.
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How do I get my First Offenders charge removed off my record so that I can get a job?
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Answered on July 07, 2015
You can't. When you violated your FO and was adjudicated, you became a convicted felon. It's as if you were never a FO at all. You can't buy a...
What happens if a 24 gets a 16 year old minor pregnant
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Answered on July 07, 2015
The next step is to get married, with parental consent.
