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First, I wasn't answering your post, so no I didn't read your post. I was answering Moose. As for any individual it may be interstate commerce. But when a doctor gives you care, you rarely go to another state to get it. You might, there are others who do, but most don't. So, for the most...

First answer the lawsuit and flatly deny owing the money to the court. It's ok, this is not perjury. Secondly, call them and offer to pay the money when your taxes come in if they will delay court accordingly. They will file for a continuance, and you can make arrangements to pay them. Do...

lonleyinny, there is nothing worse than someone who is dogmatic and doesn't have a clue what they are talking about. If the OP really wanted custody of the child she could file a deprivation action against both of the parents, child services would get involved, and she could stand for custody...

Be lucky you live in the Land of Fruits and Nuts (California) or you would be facing more than a ticket. You are a pot and likely a pill dealer. If you are going to be a criminal, go hire an attorney and learn what to do when you get arrested (and yes you will get arrested). If you aren't...

They are not allowed to share information about what you owe and to whom you owe it to anyone relative or not. There are attorney fees and statutory damages of as much as $1000 per violation if they continue to do what they are doing. Send them a "Cease and Desist" letter that says to stop...

The short answer is YES. There are no powers in the Constitution that would allow Congress to force you to buy health insurance (and no it is not like car insurance). It doesn't fall under the Commerce Clause because it is delivered for the most part within one state. This bill, even in it's...

If your answer does not DENY the claim they are ADMITTED. You can not walk the line on them. That is why they put you to a task of answering admissions. I don't know how many days you have to answer them in NY but you have a set number of days to file your ADMISSIONS/DENIALS to the specifics...

Absolutely. The passenger is under no obligation to take a breathalyzer test. Nothing should happen if they refuse.

Well, good luck.

I doubt the father has a right to give the child his last name. If he wanted that he should have married the mother. The mother has as much right or more to give the child her last name as he does. I'll check the codes.

You certainly have rights. I run a non-profit foreclosure assistance group in Georgia. Email me at GaHomeTrust@gmail.com and I will get more specific information. In general I would need to know if this was your house or are you renting? You do NOT have to move in a week. They must evict...

You can participate in the HOA meetings, or next time you buy a home don't buy in a subdivision with an HOA. They are notorious for excesses. Your other questions are easy: Yes they are probably within the by-laws to do this; Yes, if someone on you property is mowing your lawn and hurts...

The 2005 date isn't a problem. It may have been outstanding since then. The different name could be an alias, and it isn't necessary to know the name of a victim if you can prove he killed him/her. Get a lawyer.

Sue him first, get a judgment. It shouldn't be hard as long as you can get him served. After the judgment you can do interrogatories (written questions) or bring him back into court for questioning about his assets, jobs, the location of the horse etc. Then you use garnishing and attaching...

Yes, politely stay out of her life and let her live it. There is nothing about the things you have said that comes even remotely close to making her "unfit." If she fails to provide proper parental care and control of her child's mental, physical, emotional, and moral needs then she is unfit...

Get a lawyer, there is very little chance he will lose. He was not in his own house, there was no gun on his person, the ammo was incidental to his presence (in other words no reason for it to be there). He should win. Secondly he should learn to not mouth off to cops. Especially when you...

I have to agree with Fredrick on this one. Once you give a deposit, unless it is contingent upon an inspection (in writing), you lose that deposit if you do not take the car. The fact that he did repairs in reliance of your promise is even more ammo against you.

When the collection agency contacts you, just work out a payment plan with them. As long as there is a payment plan they will not put it on your credit. Its one of the carrots they use to get you to pay. When you win your case though, beware, it is often hard to collect unless you know how.

I did a little research for you. Here it is: This is the Missouri Law but you can probably apply in either state and it will be recognized in the other. When I took my goddaughter I just did it in my state because it was easier. In your state it is the Probate Court that handles it. There...

I have to disagree with Proserpina. You do a temporary guardianship in the state where YOU live not the state where she currently lives. Go to the clerk of court and ask what court handles them in your state. They will have a form for you to fill out and one for the parents to fill out and...