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What is a Motion to Substitute Party Plaintiff?
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Answered on March 04, 2013
What type of case? He cannot be substituted if he was not in the accident.
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When a lawful arrest, with or without an arrest warrant, may police conduct a brief safety sweep of the premises?
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Answered on March 02, 2013
Yes, depending on the circumstances.
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My neighbor hit my car while it was park , her husband is the owner of the car ,the insurance covered him the moved out of town
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Answered on March 02, 2013
If you don't have insurance, sue in small claims court.
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Is this true or false?
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Answered on March 02, 2013
No. They can inventory the car or search it depending in the circumstances. Otherwise, if stopped, you could run away to prevent a search.
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If husband on parole for 10 more months. He was arrested for another crime but the crime was dismissed in court
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Answered on March 01, 2013
He could still be arrested. Usually not done if the charges were dismissed.
I was caught stealing 60 dollars worth of merchandise from my employer. what will happen?
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Answered on March 01, 2013
Don't sign anything. They can charge you even if you pay the civil a penalty.
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Aaron rent to own refused my payment on a TV that was stolen i am trying to pay the fair market value but they aren't working me
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Answered on February 28, 2013
If they won't accept it, there is nothing you can do. If they sue you, talk to an attorney.
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Legally what can I do if my car is totaled after an accident that was not my fault?
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Answered on February 28, 2013
You should go after the driver of the other vehicle. They would be liable for your damages. Talk to local injury attorney.
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Can we take my sister and her husband to court for the money they owe us
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Answered on February 27, 2013
You can, but is it worth it. You can sue your relative in small claims court.
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I was arrested for my second theft in the 3rd in the same year and i am wanting to know what the chances of jail time are.
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Answered on February 27, 2013
You definitely have a chance of going to jail. Hire an attorney.
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