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Check out other law sites There are some other law sites that have a button to submit your post to a lawyer for review. I think one is called Freeadvice.com. Google: Law Forums. Also on the start page/home page there is a place on this website for lawyers,but I have never used it, so I don't...

Check out this website. http://crime.about.com/od/women/a/stalking_laws.htm Men are stalked too! It has Virginia's stalking laws and helpful information links as to what you should do. Good luck and let me know if the website helped with your problem. You may also want to google stalking...

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Repost in general law Try this website for small claims. In Texas it's $5,000.00 http://www.peopleslawyer.net/smallclaims/ But if you want more money then you'll have to probably hire a lawyer. You probably have a good case, especially since they got the money for the repairs and spent it...

Puppy Lemon Law Google: Puppy Lemon Law. Choose your state laws and see if they apply to your situation. You did have a contract and knew the puppy was sick but did not return the puppy. Did the contract state the puppy was healthy and free of diseases? Did you contact the breeder and give them...

I think we are quibling over semantics. The law doesn't apply to employers who do their own "investigations" however if they use a credit report the law does apply.

Check your state laws: Google: enter your state's name, & criminal conversion. Depending on what you read there, you may want to consult an attorney. Since you provide no details or state it is unlikely any one else will respond.

Check out the laws in your state. I don't believe they can hold hostage your personal property, especially if you need it for your livelyhood. You can sue them in small claims court for the cost of the tools, but they may countersue for the damages to the car. The garage should have insurance to...

Each state is different. Google: juvenile ajuducated records in ... (your state) and see what your state says. The person may have to try and get the record expunged.

Contact HR Dept Contact your HR department about what this person is saying and who he is saying it to. Put it in writing and keep a copy for your records. Mail it return receipt. If what the person is saying keeps you from getting a job then you may have a cause for action, but it would be...

Still disagree I don't understand your arguement. If an employer "runs a report themself" they still are accessing it from a third party and need written consent and notice. A credit report is still a credit report no matter who runs it. The employer is using a third party's information...

I Disagree I disagree, and I believe the person should contact a lawyer.

Google this: Adjudication of Guilt and your states name. Each state is a little different. As far as I know, yes it will show up on background checks. But if it is dismissed you may be able to have it expunged (but not in TX). The probation/community service has to be served first and then...

State determines time States determine time limits. What state are you in or what state did the fight happen in? I couldn't find any state under a 1 year time limit. You can go on-line and google time limits for personal injury lawsuits. However, there may be criminal charges filed if this...

What State? Every state is different concerning expungements and sealings. Check out on line your states requirement. Can't be done in Texas.

Every state is different about sealing or expunging records. In Tx, you can't get it done. Most states have a waiting period and two years is usually not enough. Check out the archives on this site and answers there to questions, similar to yours. Look up on the internet your states...

Maybe together, you and the other family can go to the police, but ask to speak to the next in command if the police officers coming say they can't help you. Everyone has a supervisor and keep going up the chain of command until someone listens. What state are you in? What started all of this...

Need papers You would have to go to the state where the guardianship was granted for it to be revoked. Was it a temporary guardianship? You say she filed for it, who signed consent or did the courts get involved? Look at Illinois state laws on guardianships and revokation. What I could find on...

Need more information Who actually has legal guardianship, the fiance or your mother? Is the fiance the father of the children? If legal papers were filed, were they filed in California? Maybe the answer to these questions will help someone with knowledge in this area of law, answer your post.

Your post doesn't give a lot of details such as why a credit report would be necessary for your particular job and why it would get you fired. An employer must limit their background checks to what is relevant to the job not get info forany all personal information. I say contact a lawyer. Here...