Can it be considered harassment if the police constantly drive by my home? Three or four times in 30 minutes
Driving by your house? No, that's not harassment. Even if it's done more than you like.
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Driving by your house? No, that's not harassment. Even if it's done more than you like.
It depends, on what the property is, how it got there, what you've done to notify the owner, the owner's situation, and so on.
Yes, a landlord can make reasonable rules, such as who can receive mail at the unit.
Is there a way? Sure. Not based on anything you've posted, though. What matters in custody matters is the best interests of the child, not one...
Fun fact - officers of the law don't cease to hear or observe illegal activity when they are off duty. And they can certainly file charges based...
For a titled vehicle, title=ownership. If he won't relinquish it voluntarily, you will need to use legal action to get ownership.
You bruised a child and wonder why the DHS is investigating you and skeptical? The DHS is an enforcement agency. Almost everyone who interacts...
You'll need to deal with the warrant or you'll continue to get arrested.
Nope. Two states, he committed two crimes.
I doubt it, but you've posted this to Iowa lawyers. You'll need to post it to Illinois lawyers (by using an Illinois zip code).