If a POA states that it "supersedes" prior POA's, does that mean the prior POA is invalid?
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Answered on January 03, 2014
Yes.
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In a Kentucky divorce case, can settlement offers be used as evidence?
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Answered on December 23, 2013
No, offers of settlement are not admissible at trial under the Kentucky Rules of Evidence. If such testimony was allowed at trial it may be...
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My problem is i can"t get the $1400 together that the attorney is asking for
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Answered on December 15, 2013
See if Legal Aid is available in your area. Good luck.
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I had one response and that was to seek an atty. for advice.
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Answered on December 15, 2013
You need to restate your question.
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I awarded a work comp settlement by judge it will be 81.22 per week for 425 weeks with med should I call & ask for lump sum
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Answered on December 15, 2013
The employer/comp carrier is not required to pay benefits in a lump sum but it may do so voluntarily. All you can do is ask the employer/comp...
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If you file a document with a deadline, that refers to a motion, can you file that motion after the deadline?
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Answered on December 14, 2013
I'm having trouble figuring out what you're asking here. I'm not sure how you file something that refers to something that hasn't been filed yet. ...
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Does a brief look like a motion?
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Answered on December 14, 2013
"Brief" is often used as a generic term to describe any sort of memorandum of law. You have the basic idea but an actual brief is typically more...
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Dismissed with prejudice vs. Dismissed without prejudice
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Answered on December 14, 2013
Agreed.
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Where can I see an example online of a brief to support a motion?
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Answered on December 14, 2013
You can find examples of briefs on the Kentucky Court of Appeals and Kentucky Supreme Court on the Kentucky Court of Justice website...
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My father won his personal injury case against insurance company, can he file a case against his boss personally ?
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Answered on December 13, 2013
No, his boss is immune under workers' comp laws
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