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That's the thing though ... his AND his grandfather's names are, in essence, "on the title", since his grandfather is a co-signor on the loan. Therefore, both will be held responsible. Liability extends to all persons affecting the title to a vehicle ... and if he were to die, his grandfather...

I agree with cbg, to an extent. If you do file an EEOC charge, be sure to request a "Notice of Right to Sue" if the EEOC investigator has not forwarded you a "Report of Investigation" and/or a "Notice of Right to Sue" within 120 days. ALSO, after the "Notice" is sent, I would request an...

I'm sorry, but I don't understand the facts. Did you post them in another thread that I accidentally overlooked? :confused:

Are you sure about this? I've never heard of such a thing under these circumstances during my 15 years of having been in the legal profession. Jurisdiction hasn't been established yet, so if a suit was filed by the boyfriend, he'd have to file it in the jurisdiction where the Defendant...

Admin or Moderator, please delete this duplicate thread. It has been posted and answered in the correct forum: http://www.thelaw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7249 Thanks! :)

Usually in situations like this, the former spouse files a Motion for Contempt, that is, if the Separation Agreement and/or Divorce Decree specifically states that this type of action is not allowed (which most do). If you have any ground to modify the child or alimony support, then this would...

Oh, sorry, I just now saw the part where you said "soon to be ex-husband". By all means, if I were the wife, I'd call the police and report this immediately ... it'll not only get him locked up, but would also help out in the divorce proceeding in many different avenues. ;)

Well, you could either report him for a federal offense, have the police ransack the home and have the step-father locked up (for a longer sentence if he's convicted, especially since he already has a criminal record and might still be on probation or parole, which would be a separate...

Tamela, did you mean "Complaint", rather than "Subpoena"? There's a huge difference. I would assume that since there was a judgment filed against you that it was actually a Complaint. At what point were you made aware of the judgment, and how? What was the name of the person who is shown as...

Oh, I would also consult my landlord about new door locks ... buy some temporaries if you have to and have the proper tools on-hand before you officially demand your roommate to leave. Immediately after she leaves or after you place her belongings outside, change the locks. If you have to call...

If it were me, I'd give her the option of collecting her things and getting out, threaten to place her belongings outside the home if she refuses, or call the police and have her escorted out. If you do have to call the police for escort, be sure to have a copy of the lease and all utility...

Please describe in detail: 1. How your friend was presented with the subpoena; 2. How you were served with the subpoena; 3. Your relationship to this "friend"; 4. Whether this is a state or federal case; 5. Whether you have contacted any attorney or court regarding the...

Do you have any sort of criminal record, or has there been any domestic violence or abuse toward your wife or child alleged in this divorce proceeding?

OMG, I hope you weren't hurt badly! What was the speed limit on I-5 in the area you were driving before you were cut-off by the mini-van, at what point were you ticketed, are there any witnesses to the accident listed on the police report, and what was the police officer's summary on the report...

I'm afraid that I know of NO laws in any U.S. State which would protect you in this particular situation, seeing how everything is solely in her name, you aren't married to her, she hasn't used your last name as to create a common law marriage issue, and you aren't the natural father or a legal...

Actually, Calalily, if your son is responding to answers on an application form as to any prior "arrests", "charges" or convictions", then I can totally understand your concern. If an applicant states these things upfront, then the employer may disqualify the applicant, especially if its a...

The Statute of Limitations varies from State-to-State, however Federal offenses are governed by a set Statute of Limitations. We need to know more about your search-and-seizure, as to what reason you were told you were stopped, the reason for the search, what, if anything, was seized, and in...

Was there a warrant out for the arrest of your cousin at the time you were stopped? If not, does your cousin, or any immediate family member, have a prior criminal record? Is your car registered in your name, and has it ever been registered in your cousin's name? These are just basic...

Did your son and/or his attorney actually attend the hearing on the charge?

Which law are they claiming applies to your premanent revocation (exact citation, please)? Did any of your DUI's involve an accident? If not, I might be able to find a way around this.