Do credit card companies have to adhere to their governing law state? Or can they sue you in your own state.
See your original card agreement. But you can always be sued in the state in which you reside.
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See your original card agreement. But you can always be sued in the state in which you reside.
I believe that you do. Although the lengths of registration have changed, I believe the details of the registration requirements are whatever the...
This is not an easy question. Courts have varied about their positions on searching homes which are jointly occupied by adults. Details are...
Better talk to an attorney formally. No enough info here to give any real advice. Could be an issue with the search. Also could be an issue...
Yeah, you can be violated. But with a doctor's excuse, there may not be any punishment provided that you don't have any other issues with...
Could be an issue with the stop. Depends on the description of the vehicle they were looking for and the likely damage that it had. Once the...
Sounds like a busy prosecutor or just one that doesn't return calls. Nothing unusual.
Depends if you have a bond. For felonies, they probably will extradite. May want to get an attorney to look into it. Because if no charges...
Sounds like he has already violated his probation by contacting you. You can't get in trouble, the order is on him. If you don't want him in...
Depends on your record and situation. Also depends on type of charge you have. By the way, that is not an emergency, therefore not a defense.