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Will the custodial parent lose custody if it's proven they submitted falsified documents requesting wage information
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Answered on December 10, 2016
No clue will be up to the Judge after reviewing all the facts and evidence.
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Are there laws pertaining to the following situation?
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Answered on December 10, 2016
consult face to face with a labor/employment lawyer asap.
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What will CPS charge me with? they said neglect if prosecuted. 2nd degree retail fraud
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No clue call and ask them.........................................
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Wrongfully towed, car damaged after
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Yes you can..........................................
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Can I combine related, like civil suits into one complaint/filing?
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Answered on December 10, 2016
You will need to consult with a probate lawyer to review all the facts and evidence to give you a specific acurate answer.
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If a court issues an order for the attorney to serve opposition to an application for an order on other party. can the attorney
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Answered on December 10, 2016
Best to ask your lawyer as none of us have your case or the order no have a clue what this case is about. Your gut feeling is not law.
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I'm in sales, my employer is opening Christmas cards from my loyal customers addressed to me, using my employment address
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Confusing question unclear here. perhaps can you clarify?
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Can a ruling be over turned if I request a magistrate review?
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Answered on December 10, 2016
No way to know how a judge will rule after hearing all the evidence best to consult your family lawyer.
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ARE Sentencing Enhancements "Always applied" if you have at least 2 prior out of state felony convictions ??
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Answered on December 10, 2016
No they are not it is up to the individual district attorney's office.
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My lawyer told me there was no need to be present for my bond hearing as I've posted bond will I get a failure to appear still?
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Answered on December 10, 2016
You should call your lawyer and ask no way our guesses will help as we do not have your case.
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