I got a traffic ticket. I paid ticket and case status says, "bail forfeiture". What does it mean? Do I have to appear in court?
It seems as if the court found for the state and took your bail. Case is over.
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It seems as if the court found for the state and took your bail. Case is over.
They would need a court order and judgment to do it.
Yes it is illegal in California and can be prosecuted as a misdemeanor and/or be sued for the minimum of $5000.
Did you file your claim already with the EEOC and get your right to sue letter? If you didn't then you need to file it before filing your federal...
Get a new attorney. You could have taken the issue to trial. The report was probably the biggest factor in the decision. The responsive declaration...
If you have a previous child custody case then you need to transfer the case or file it in that county. If you don't have an open case then file a...
They can't "evict" you but you could be still liable for the unpaid rent. The landlord needs to look to rent it out but they can use your deposit...
Ask for a continuance but that would be highly unusual to be denied a public defender if you do not have income to pay for an attorney.
IF you two can agree then it's fine. IT is a bit confusing but everything will change once school starts anyways.
you agree to their request. They have to file for adoption and you simply agree. Unless they file then you can't terminate your rights.