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Your situation is not a legal question. There is no law or legal at issue. Apparently, your understanding of the point (instructions) of the exam...
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Your situation is not a legal question. There is no law or legal at issue. Apparently, your understanding of the point (instructions) of the exam...
Candidly, the amount in dispute is too small for attorney involvement.
Generally, the answer is no, but there can be exceptions. A tax refund cannot be levied (directly) by state court order. The collector cannot send...
You have a few issues with that scenario. (1) First, as a general matter, Bankruptcy is a tool for eliminating financial obligations (e.g. debts),...
As stated, the S.O.L. is solely based on the nature of the debt, not who is collecting. The SOL doesn't change depending on the type of party suing...
Go the Colorado Secretary of State's Website. There, you will find an option to search UCC filings.
Depends who you are relative to the case. Are you the defendant, victim, witness (or relative to any of those). DO NOT send a gift during the...
Unless you become emancipated, you cannot drop out against your parents wishes. Now, if your parents are truly out of the picture and won't...
Yes, they can have such rules; you can hold it until recess/break, time between classes, and lunch. They are NOT denying the right.
That is a broad question and you are early in your life to be making such a choice. For starters, maybe see if the local prosecutors office or...