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I doubt SERIOUSLY that any judge is going to want to put a gun in your hand the day you finish your sentence. Why is it important to you?

The builder still has control of the HOA. I would talk to him about signing control over to the Home Owners. My guess is that he will do it willingly.

Can you be a little more obvious about the fact that you are using drugs? Next time you are a passenger in a car and a cop wants to give you a breath test say NO and little else. If you are going to be a criminal and do drugs, learn how to deal with cops because you are going to be dealing...

You need to file a deprivation action in your juvenile court. I would get an attorney to handle it and then I would offer yourself as a custody placement. Generally deprivation actions are not meant to be custody actions, but your child is certainly in danger and could be deprived. Call an...

Your "landlord" isn't very bright. Do what CDwJava said, call the police.

You have superior custody standing than her parents even with a DV charge on you. File for custody.

Given that information I don't think you did anything wrong. I think they have made a mistake. However, fixing it yourself is going to be very difficult. Another option is to write your US Senator's office with this problem. They will make inquiries on your behalf that will get you above the...

It's not a matter of the Judge not opening his/her mail. That would be ex-parte communication and is not ethical. Try calling the solicitor (prosecutor) in the jurisdiction where you got the tickets and see if they will work out a deal with you that can be "approved" by the judge. That's more...

No that isn't legal. The National Institute of Standards and Technology: Weights and Measures Division in the United States Federal Government sets the definition of an hour to 60 minutes (believe it or not there is an official office that sets these definitions). I found the Time and...

As long as they are not re-broadcasting whatever they catch in your backyard, why do you care? It's a little creepy but are you walking around naked in your back yard? As for video through your windows, I have one word for you: Curtains.

This is a serious matter and you need to take care of it. You don't have much of a choice but to get an attorney. You were illegal for at least 3 years before you received your greencard. That likely prevented you from getting the greencard because of a law that was passed in 1998 which...

Writing to a judge will do nothing at all. No they won't dismiss them, you got tickets, you ignored them, and now they have caught up with you. I tell people all the time, if you don't have the time and money to deal with an issue when it is fresh, when will you have the time and the money to...

Either way is ok but I would send it USPS.

No you don't have a good reason to sue and win against your employer. Why do people think that the actions of others excuse their own. You can't pin what he is or is not doing on race and that is what you would have to do. There is an easy way to find out. Go to the EEOC and file a claim...

I would be careful about appearing to be greedy. If you want to raise the rents, waiting until you have new tenants isn't the way to do it. If you did that to me I would just leave. If you want to raise the rents $100 send them a letter with that information and ask them if they want to stay...

Yea, what he said! I meant that SHE should sue and you join but I wasn't that specific.

Your job at that hotel is over anyway. If you turn a blind eye to this your wife should hit you over the head with a bat. If you don't turn a blind eye to it, do you really think you can ever work for these owners again? Do the obvious: Get an attorney, sue the offending owners and take their...

The reality of the situation is that if you hire an attorney it's going to get reduced to something manageable. It's a code between the prosecutors and the attorneys. "Oh you are representing so and so?" "What do you want to do with it" It keeps the attorneys in business. :-P

You don't need it. We are telling you that you likely have a case, what you need to do is find an attorney who will take it on contingency. At least you can get a free consult.

Grandparents have no inherent custody or visitation rights. They receive visitation through the acquiescence of one or both parents. If your son or daughter were to die then access to the children would be controlled solely by the surviving parent. If both parents are determined to be "unfit"...