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I'm sorry to hear of this. See Minn. Stat. § 169.09 (https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=169.09). Remember, the prosecution must prove the...
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I'm sorry to hear of this. See Minn. Stat. § 169.09 (https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=169.09). Remember, the prosecution must prove the...
No, you cannot handle this by mail, and you really shouldn't handle it without an attorney, either. Your ticket would be going into third grade...
Hopefully you can resolve this amicably, but if not, you may try a call or letter from a lawyer to the effect that if you are damaged (a lost sale,...
No. A person with legal capacity to do so may name any beneficiary. Next-of-kin rules come into play in the absence of a designee under an...
Yes, liability would rest on a determination that you failed to act with due care.
Ah, yes, the old carrot on a stick gambit. I'll bet most lawyers have been burned chasing after the promise of contingent-fee riches.
Hire an attorney.
I see no problem with this. If this is a no-asset case, there are no non-exempt assets, so the source of funds is irrelevant (it's exempt...
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If this turns out to be a large bill, bankruptcy has to be on the table.
Barring some defect in the legal process, yes, bankruptcy is almost certainly your best option. Debt settlement costs more, in general, as counsel...