Do Police NOT Have Civil Rspnsblties?? (What the Judge claims in my case re: Suing the Police who disregarded Prtctng my rights)
It us a well established rule of US law that police do not have a duty to protect an individual.
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It us a well established rule of US law that police do not have a duty to protect an individual.
You assume to much. There us a right to travel. The right to travel does not equate to the right to drive. You can travel by bus, by plane, by...
I think the best thing you can do is see an attorney. Most child support, and I assume AZ Is the same, is based on standard tables...you need to...
I guess I am confused. A stipulation is an agreement between the two parties and should have represented an agreement that you both should have...
The DMDC website you get the certificate from is https://www.dmdc.osd.mil/appj/scra/
The National Adjudicative Guidelines look at 13 aspects of a persons life. One aspect is financial. In the US Army, most of the clearance issues...
It is the people who tell defendants not to commit the crimes. We the people(in honor of today) make laws for domestic tranquility. Crime...
You need a Texas Family Lawyer who understand military issues with custody, retirements, child support etc.
I would suggest starting with the PA bar. They can point you to lawyers or a lawyer referral service. You may search here at Avvo for a litigation...
Probably not. UD is a fast action and you don't have a Sixth Amendment right to an attorney in a civil case. The postponement is discretionary...