San Mateo, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at San Mateo, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +4 more
This sounds like fraud. I would call the police and ask to file a report.
While cities and county has different laws, most prohibit excessive, unnecessary and annoying noise that reaches a certain number of decibels above...
I do not practice in Ohio, but no one answered your question and it is about to expire. In CA where I practice, bench warrants from 2014 do not...
Life is too short for this stuff. If he gave them to you, they are yours, but its not worth fighting over. I would just give it back and move on.
Call the police and ask to file a report. Bring the proof with you.
Without some context, the statement alone is probably not enough to get a restraining order or constitute a criminal threat.
You should file for the protective order. You probably will need to know where in Florida he is to have it served.
Its going to take a lot of work. Mr. Finnecy is correct (as usual). Call his attorney and see what can be done. And if he does not have one, get...
The police towed it and cited you? I would fight that in court.
This sounds like a "1983" civil rights case or a personal injury matter. Some of these cases are handled on contingency basis. I am unaware of an...
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