Can I bring my lawyer with me to check in with my probation officer.
You have an attorney, so you should ask them if they can accompany you to your check-ins.
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You have an attorney, so you should ask them if they can accompany you to your check-ins.
As to criminal charges, not sure, so I am moving it to that category. As to civil issues, they could be sued by the people who were injured (or...
You likely have a variety of claims against your landlord. Many would also include the ability to recover attorney's fees, so you should be able to...
Likely, and best to prevent issues now by agreeing in writing to something, such as a reduction in rent.
This article may help explain things: http://www.oregonlive.com/oregon-city/index.ssf/2012/06/when_oregon_kids_miss_too_much.html
There is nothing prohibiting you from selling the car to your mom assuming the current lien holders are paid off (though review your contract...
Does this person have any money? The fact is, you can sue anyone, but you have to look at the big picture and see where it will go. Putting aside...
Assuming you would have to possess it in order to view it, then yes, possession in Oregon is illegal. We are a pioneer in anti-bestiality...
I would contact the IRS or talk to an accountant. This is really a tax question at this point.
I would put together a demand letter outlining your issues and include your proof and then send it to the original dealer. Not the person you dealt...