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Before making any complaint, I'd want to speak to the attorney to hear his justification for sending the information. I'm not so sure what the relationship here is and since he sent the paperwork to the person paying all the bills (or supposed to at the time), I'm not so sure that he couldn't do...

You don't have to say anything. The fifth amendment may or may not apply and is only in issue when it involves an activity which your words may end up incriminating you in a crime.

Really sorry to hear about your brother's problem. I read part of it. Why doesn't your brother do something or allow you and your family to do something? There is also the possibility of divorce and I would try to create a paper trail for as much evidence as possible against your sister in law...

I'm sure the professor thanks you!!!! LOL :D

This is very unfortunate and I am so sorry for you that a $5 item can cause so much trouble. It's now on your record and I wonder whether you can have this offense expunged. You should look into expungement within your state and you'll have to provide it here if you want to find out procedure...

You may want to send him a fax/written communication certified or overnight mail stating what you are writing here that his work was completely unauthorized and that you have discovered he misrepresented to have been licensed. Demand the immediate return of your car of else you will go to the...

It's difficult to understand the problems and your relationship with this person and the cable. The school may have procedures in place (is it public?) for hiring and firing for cause. You should check them out and look at your employment contract too. If you do get fired, it is possible that...

I'm guessing this already happened and it would be interesting to hear what happened. With no prior record I wonder if the store persisted with the case with full restitution made and waht seems to be a first time offender. I've read in places where there is "adjudication withheld" and the...

There is no statute of limitations with regard to the offense because technically you defaulted by failing to appear. The SOL usually applies with regard to the time one has to bring a case to court. Since you had an address on your driver's license that was presumably valid and it was your...

Difficult to say. If you are in a big company, you may want to speak to human resources. There should be policies and procedures in place with regard to promotions, etc. and the company must follow its own rules. You should probably become very familiar with the corporate handbook. Yes, you...

What do you mean you accidentally "stabbed" one of your friends? If you mean like with a knife, could you really expect not to be fired?

Sorry to hear about your mother's passing? What happened to your mother's estate? Was there an executor? Have you spoken to this person? Did your mother have a will? Did they claim she died "intestate" or without a will?

Here ya go. http://www.tennesseeanytime.org/laws/index.html Hope you had a good time!!!!! :D

I don't know what county you are in but it might be good to talk to an attorney or even speak to someone in the office of the public defender. Perhaps you might be able to work something out with the store owner or the prosecutor before it goes to trial. It's not a lot of money, you have no...

This one has me very spooked. It makes me realize that I should really have some document that will help in case this happens to me. We all think it won't happen to us but I realized the reality when I was crossing the street and almost got blindsided by an aggressive truck driver. I could...

I know that I voted unaffiliated in the recent election. My state couldn't even find me in my current district that I have lived in for 8 years!!!! Talk about messed up...

It seems that you are aware of the drugs in your house. This could create a real problem for you. I don't doubt that you will be pressed on this issue if he is caught. It makes sense, regardless of the legal issue, to get your son away from the drugs immediately.

Technically you were not convicted of a crime and therefore you can answer that question in the negative.

I would first try the option that does NOT include leaving.

From my understanding you do, under law, have to tell them. I can't tell you for certain whether anyone will discover this if you don't say anything. Now that it is after the fact and I'm sorry I didn't see this sooner, I hope that everything went well and that you have a happy story to tell us...