If a felony shows up diverted can it cause me to not get a job at kohls

That will be up to the employer as they mandate/set their own policies. If your charges were dismissed, however, as part of your diversion...

Can the person who is my power of attorney, stand in for me at a contest that claims "must be present to win"?

I would imagine it is up to the radio station on how to set the rules, etc. Otherwise, what if it were some sort of an endurance/strength...

Buying a property while going throug a divorce in Texas

This is beyond the scope/purpose of the AVVO forum, which is intended for general information only. You need to consult with an attorney about...

How can I add my husbands name to the deed of my home? What is the average cost?

Have an attorney draft a deed/correction instrument (probably the former, though) and complete it and record it. The document will be anywhere...

If a title has john smith or sue smith,can either sign & sell ,without the other having to sign ?

Yes, they can sell their home, or rather their portion, but there will be a cloud on title, namely that the person who co-owns the house didn't...

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My name is Iris and i filed a ch. 13 with william heitcamp in 2005. how do i get a copy of my paid off bankruptcy?

Talk to the Court which handled your bankruptcy. They have archives of pretty much every case, and they will be able to direct you to what forms...

How can i get a restraining order on somebody?

If she is threatening you (you mentioned she almost hit your car with her vehicle) then you may be able to get a criminal charge filed, and a...

Can I sue the city for the damage to my conditioner on my car because there a tire in the middle of I 45 I Houston, tx

Road hazards are often not considered the fault of the city, or anyone else. If it was a city truck, and you can prove they caused the damage,...

How long does a felony stay on your back ground. Got one in 2007, its been 7 year ago. Can't get a job cause it comes up

The conviction will never go away, and if it was a straight conviction (no deferred adjudication, etc.) then you are ineligible for an order of...

Discrimination, theft, assault, kidnapping, attempted murder, conspiracy, false arrest ,

See my post/answer to your other question.