Who is responsible?
Your insurance covers the loss. Unless it was a bailment and the property owner had some responsibility by contract, it is not their liability...
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Your insurance covers the loss. Unless it was a bailment and the property owner had some responsibility by contract, it is not their liability...
If you have a court order, you must aide by the court order. If you believe there is endangerment, you must file a motion seeking to change the...
Yes you can be charged. It will likely be a juvenile matter in juvenile court.
No, you cannot remove a child from his/her parent. You can contact the police or make a report to Child Protection Services.
Your post is confusing. There is no such thing as an affidavit of paternity. If the father signed a Recognition of Parentage and it has not been...
There are no "loopholes." Unless you have a valid challenge to the stop or DWI offense, you would need to be enrolled in the interlock program. ...
Your rights are very limited. Minnesota Statutes only specifically recognize visitation rights for grandparents. A third party that is not a...
Your court order would have to be reviewed. However, physical custody and legal custody are two very different things. The question is how were...
Your boyfriend needs a lawyer. The charge is serious. That lawyer can acquire a statement from you to assist with his defense.
Probably not. Adverse possession requires open and notorious possession which means much more than maintaining the property. You must have acted...