Can bank discriminate due to your relationship status?
She may have said something stupid, but it's not clear that this is "discrimination." Generally, no, a bank can't refuse to lend based on familial...
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She may have said something stupid, but it's not clear that this is "discrimination." Generally, no, a bank can't refuse to lend based on familial...
You don't press charges, you make a complaint to law enforcement. If he directed them that it wasn't actually stolen, but now tells them it was,...
Yes. It's not common for someone who cant drive to just keep a car around, insured, maintained, so other people can use it from time to time.
You need to have a defense if you think you are going to beat the ticket. What is your defense?
That is not a qualifying reason for unemployment.
I suppose it could theoretically, but why does it matter? If the stop was legal, LE usually has more than just the fst to go from.
I suppose you could try, but train tracks by your house is about the clearest sign you need that trains will be present.
A little late to ask the question, but ignore a court order (which a subpoena is) at your own risk.
If it's a sham for you to actually be the one with possession of the car, I wouldn't risk it.
If he got them from you voluntarily, I don't believe it is a crime, but it is very likely a tort.