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Can a new homeowner that is using an easement on my land legally put up a sign naming the easement that is on my property?
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Answered on December 05, 2016
It depends on the language of your easement. You should talk with an attorney if you want to protect your rights. Good Luck,
~Katie
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Can your neighbor legally point cameas over your privacy fence in your back yard ?
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Answered on December 05, 2016
Anything that can be seen publicly can be video tapped. Good luck,
~Katie
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I r eceived a letter stating overpayment of approximately $20,000 in Social Security Income.
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Answered on December 05, 2016
Wow there are a lot of different questions here. you should take your case to a financial adviser/ tax attorney/social security lawyer to discuss...
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Can our landlord have such a broad and demanding Snow removal policy?
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Answered on December 05, 2016
You can sign a contract as strict or lenient as you'd like. You have the freedom to sign or not. They have the right to hold you to the contract...
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Can I sue if something was put on my record that don't belong there?
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Answered on December 05, 2016
You can definitely try to sue, but the Judge will be protected by immunity, Good Luck,
~Katie
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My lease was up two years ago, I have been paying month to month with no written contract can I be sued for nonpayment?
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Answered on December 05, 2016
Yes you can be sued for not paying your rent. Contract or not you cannot live somewhere for free and expect not to have to pay rent. There are...
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Can I prove my (documented) reasons for filing an ex-parte personal protection order without a lawyer?
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Answered on October 03, 2016
People have gotten PPOs without getting an attorney. But it is way easier with the assistance of an attorney. Good luck,
~Katie
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Can I sue a fitness center for cheating me on my money?
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Answered on October 03, 2016
Yes, you can sue. But you would most likely loose, as you entered into a contract and are not fulfilling your end of the deal while they are. Seek...
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Entrapment
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Answered on October 03, 2016
You should seek a criminal defense attorney, separate from your son's, immediately. Good luck,
~Katie
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How can I be charged with conspiracy
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Answered on October 03, 2016
You need a good criminal defense attorney. Stop talking to people who you think or know work for the police. Don't commit crimes. Good Luck,
~Katie
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