Landlord issue, how can I find out who really owns property and get my lease.....please help
He is required to fix AC, but you really need to get a copy of the lease / agreement in writing. The best course of action is for You to hire an...
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He is required to fix AC, but you really need to get a copy of the lease / agreement in writing. The best course of action is for You to hire an...
Any writ would be only against the named person.
Possibly. There may be some bad faith or punitive damages available.
Generally speaking, yes. That would entail the mother giving up her rights to the child for the stated period of time.
In Georgia, the age of consent is 16. Anyone under that age cannot consent, legally speaking. Agree or not, that is the current law in this state.
That is very incorrect. That was a U.S. Supreme Court Case that had certain excerpts taken out of context.
You have to agree to any particular thing, but you have to participate in good faith.
It depends on the terms of your specific policy, but based on my experience, the answer is generally yes.
I agree with Attorney Banks; look into FMLA for your sister.
You should be okay with going ahead and obtaining your license. But you would be well served to hire an attorney to reduce the citation in court.