How do I sue for back pay from welfare office?
You don’t. You could have resolved the warrant issue with both states a long time ago.
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You don’t. You could have resolved the warrant issue with both states a long time ago.
Call and ask. Call the constituent services office. File for hearing. If your case was closed, you should have received notice.
You need an attorney. Paralegals citing case law and making legal arguments on your behalf may be the unauthorized practice of law.
TriCare ends unless you meet specific criteria. See...
Not sure what you mean “file with the state for compensation “ means to you but if it means suing the state, it’s not easy. Unless the litigation...
Not sure what “provides for the children “ means to you but he is required to support his children appropriately. Public Assistance (TANF and...
California is a two party consent state. Look at California Penal Code 632. If the communication is “confidential “ under the statutory definition ...
Here is a practical piece of advice. Work it out. Why are you afraid of allowing a phone call for a child to talk to another parent? Judges don’t...
You can always appeal. I’m going to guess that your civil complaint had something to do with either unlawful termination or employment...
If you are both jointly liable, then the both of you are liable for the total amount. You need an attorney. Your insurance company should be...