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What exactly did you receive? Does whatever you received not explained why you're named? I have some thoughts, but I'll wait for you to clarify things.

I agree that this is a matter of local (county or city) law, rather than state law, and note that you didn't identify the locality.

The answer is that the OP will need to file an appropriate motion to enforce the spousal support obligation. If the OP were actually in CA, I'd suggest a visit to the county law library and time spent with The Rutter Group's Family Law practice guide, but I doubt that's available anywhere in...

Please answer the questions I asked: "What is it that you want, and why do you want it? Is the case over or ongoing? Have you called the assistant U.S. attorney who handled the case and/or the defendant's attorney and asked for whatever you want? If not, why not? If so, what response did...

There are things you can do, but without an attorney representing you aren't going to be able to do them quickly or easily. Were you receiving the payments as a result of wage garnishment or as a result of voluntary payment?

In the abstract world of all that is hypothetical, virtually anything is possible. If you're asking if materials produced during the discovery process are part of the public record, the answer is no. What is it that you want, and why do you want it? Is the case over or ongoing? Have you...

Adult novelties. Seriously...how should we know? We know nothing about you or your skills or interests. Those are two incredibly different things, and, while I could be wrong about this, I believe there are some pretty significant regulatory issues relating to cosmetics. Also, if your...

No, but they can all give you a share of what they receive.

Does it matter? Go to court and get appropriate orders for custody, visitation and support. Then there will be no question and no room for law enforcement interpretation of the situation.

The "possibility of suing"? Anyone can sue anyone for anything. The better question is whether there'd be an appreciable likelihood of winning if he were to sue. I agree with "adjusterjack's" response but would note that there are significant issues to overcome given that prison guards have...

What's the nature of the suit, and how much $$ is at stake? It's neither proper nor improper. Up to you. Well...no one here is in any position to form an opinion about this. How so?

Section 47:510(B) of the Louisiana Revised Statutes provides as follows: "Any person, upon transferring a motor vehicle, trailer or semitrailer, whether by sale, lease or otherwise shall give a written notice of such transfer to the commissioner within fifteen days, on a form provided by the...

So...to be clear...you have the vehicle and the vehicle is titled in your name. Right? Did you provide the buyer with the means to change the title? Take what back? The vehicle is in your possession, right? Of course. What about it? If all you have is a p.o. box, how were you able to...

Been notified by whom? Notified in what manner? Being investigated by whom? What sort of investigation? Mischarging whom? Mischarging for what? Is it just you that's being investigated, or is your employer being investigated? The only way anyone here could answer this question intelligently is...

Clearly discrepant with what? We exhaustively illustrated last year why your evidence didn't support your conclusions. If "this" refers to the other driver's insurance company, the answer is no. You don't sue the insurer; you sue the other driver. You may sue in either the county where the...

OK. That's a meaningless thing since the officer presumably didn't witness the accident. By the way, the fact of the accident creates a presumption that SOMEONE was negligent, but it might not have been you. Of course, it's possible that you made some statements that, in retrospect, you...

Found at fault by whom? Guilty is guilty, but what crime have you been charged with? Make a difference to whom? You have (potentially) three separate issues here: (1) a traffic/criminal citation; (2) civil liability for the accident; and (3) your job. Regarding your job, were you driving...

Not necessarily. Colorado is not a community property states, so there's no "separate property." If a spouse wants to keep an inheritance "protected in case of divorce," keeping it in that spouse's name along without not be enough. Any commingling with marital assets (even in an account in...

I'm curious about your unexplained shift from singular to plural. You can't really know if the answers are truthful or not. If the debtor refused to answer questions you believe he should have answered, the typical procedure is to file a motion requiring answers. What's normal in Unknown...

Yes. I could give you a bunch of statements that start like this: "It's possible that, if...," but I don't see the value in doing that. If you're concerned about possible personal liability, take the relevant paperwork to a local attorney for review and advice. Hence why the OP asked if...