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Army she said "within the law." In that jurisdiction it is legal to grow a certain amount of pot but the feds don't actually recognize that and periodically attempt to bring in their own enforcement. OP, the feds are only going to get involved if there is interstate distribution going on. You...

Proserpina is right with ONE proviso. If his family has any grounds to try to declare you unfit, they could file for custody. I'm not talking about they can provide more than you can provide, they would have to show that you were an unfit Mother to petition for custody. That can be done, but...

This is one of the most misunderstood things in law: 30 days notice is a Minimum number of days required for notice. If your lease ends May 30 and you give your notice on January 1st that you are leaving May 30th, it operates as a "30 day notice." 30 day notice does not mean that you will be...

But it might help your chances!

Yea what Army says. The lender can seek a deficiency judgment against you for the value of the car being below what you owe on it, but they weren't there for the lack of insurance and can't do anything criminally to you. Like he said, you didn't get caught. I've seen people strip cars to the...

If he is over 18 you did nothing wrong. There is no crime, don't sweat it. I personally would cut all communication with him entirely. If you can't do that, I would see counseling for yourself. Good luck.

Well isn't that sac-o-sh*t just the romantic one. I'm sorry to hear that you have been duped. I would immediately sue him for the child support, and while I was at it for that $1800. You gave it to him assuming that he was going to be your husband and he basically stole it. I'm not so sure...

It varies by State and I'll have to look it up: Some states do an 80/20 mixture as "full weight." Some states say that anything 10% or greater gets full weight. I would make the argument at 80/20 if it helped my case. If you are that close to a step down you can probably negotiate it out with...

Brother, I've made a lot of money on that line!!!

I run GA House Trust and we bring loans before the courts all the time. I would love to have an actual real life example of what you are saying. I am constantly telling Judges that it is possible. Would you contact me and tell me your story? gahousetrust@gmail.com What state are you in?

Some people's definition of being treated badly differs from others. I am not here to discuss the Kobe Brant case, I personally believe she was the guilty party and therefore wasn't treated badly enough. (I would like to see her in jail if her story was as bad as I have read). That being...

You certainly can sue them. I would contact a lawyer and get him/her to pursue the matter for you. I know this isn't what you want to hear but it is the best thing. I had something similar happen to me. They have no right to hold the item indefinitely. They either need to give the item back...

Yes you can go to jail, you are likely going to have to testify. But you are assuming a whole lot and making it worse than it really is. You aren't in a high profile rape case. You are in a minor assault case. Furthermore the girl in that rape case didn't get "ripped into" there is a rape...

Lady, have you read your own post? I understand you are under stress but you sound like you are about to snap. You really have to deal with the fact that you married this man and you need to divorce him. Stop saying that it's long and hard and drawn out to do so. What you are going through...

Army my friend, you are wrong on this one. :no: Purity is taken into account when you measure, at least it is in GA and VA. Other wise you could have a gram of heroin in a ton of flour and be in a world of trouble. The law does recognize purity as a function of weight.

Ask the Clerk of Court. Tell them you need a subpoena for documents from a non-party. They should be able to help you with the process. What you stated sounds right.

When the crime lab analyses the drug they will give a weight and a purity percentage. In other words 20 grams of 50% is 10g of drug. Your attorney will know that, hire one.

While I agree that a notarized paper doesn't hold much legal effect, you can hold him to it when you file for a divorce. A prior settlement of issues is usually held against the parties by a judge. He/she isn't going to litigate what has already been settled. If the father said you could take...

Absolutely not they can't do that. In fact they can be severely fined for that. I would file a traverse and ask the Judge to punish them for knowingly garnishing your account without a judgment.

This is an American law board. We can't help with Indian cases.