Recent content by adjusterjack

Liars in ND are easy to find: https://duckduckgo.com/?ia=web&origin=funnel_home_website&t=h_&q=north+dakota+politician+who+lied&chip-select=search

And the folks that admit to lying could also be lying.

Joe was moderately successful in his career, but as he got older he was increasingly hampered by terrible headaches. When his personal hygiene and love life started to suffer, he sought medical help. After being referred from one specialist to another, he finally came across a doctor who solved...

She needs a lawyer and a divorce. She can get a restraining order with the divorce petition. Anything short of that is not going to fix anything. As for the videos and other stuff she can seek remedies as part of the divorce. "HIPPA" (the crustacean Hippa - Wikipedia) is not going to help...

Should have told us that at the getgo because it changes the result. If the kids are allowed to leave at 2 or 2:15 then that's when school recesses for them and that's when your time starts.

If your children choose not to attend the flex class are they allowed to leave school and go home early?

Stay calm. What does "VA-connected" mean? She's either an employee of the VA that you can verify or she's not. I've had VA health care for 14 years and nobody has ever asked me for medical history beyond what I have already given them. Please answer all of the following. How did she...

Posting on multiple sites isn't going to change the answers. Building departments are typically parts of a city's government. You would have to sue the city for the acts of the department and its employees. Governments are immune to lawsuits unless the lawsuits comply with the applicable tort...

Yep. Disrespecting the court doesn't end well.

She initiated a video chat. Means she consented to the video of the conversation. I don't see a problem there.

He took advantage of your emergency to squeeze a little more money out of you. You could have turned him away but you didn't. That it took him only a minute to open the lock is irrelevant. You didn't know how to do it, he did. It was that knowledge that you paid for.

Check out the state resource for landlord-tenant information. https://nj.gov/search/?q=landlord%20tenant#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=landlord%20tenant&gsc.page=1

Try the state's court record search: https://www.mass.gov/search-court-dockets-calendars-and-case-information

Go to the court website and look up the case. You may be able to print out documents from the case file. You may be charged a fee. You may have to go to the court records department to do it.

If you did not have to post bail the judge accepted your promise to appear.