Can I record court proceedings?
That is entirely up to the judge's discretion. I would ask first before just showing up and trying to record.
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That is entirely up to the judge's discretion. I would ask first before just showing up and trying to record.
I think you have some misconceptions about this. If you are a minor, you should ask your parents. If you are not and are desiring to show hentai...
If your complaint is that he didn't help you before, I'd think you'll need more than that.
This one's tough. I can tell you if you, as a nonlawyer individual, file a lawsuit yourself, you will not be taken seriously. Under the right...
It depends on many things. Were you married? Is there a custody arrangement? If not, get one. If so, modify it.
So, the subpoena rule tells you all you need to know at the Iowa Rules of Civil Procedure 1.1701. This is one of the many instances where training...
Is it "allowed?" I suppose. But if you can't keep out of trouble, you'd certainly need to do a lot to convince a judge that you are self supporting.
You need to talk to your parents about this.
No. That's not how life insurance works. It is a contract. If the beneficiary has predeceased the policyholder, either the policy addresses this...
That's one hell of a story. It sounds like the prosecutor doesn't believe you.