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FlaRiptide might have been a bit blunt, but at the same time he's also very correct. Your possible recourse would be a slander suit against the person who made the claims. But you are going to have to proove 3 things. 1- You have to proove it was said. 2- You have to proove it was false...

Well, you pretty much need to either pay the fine by mail or buy a plane ticket to VA. There's really no other good options. In the mean time be very thankful that all you got was a ticket. In many states 30 over is an arrestable offence.

It gets even stickier. With all of that I would go to the police. Explain things to them, but let them know that you don't want them to inform you employer who gave them the info. You can tell your employer (if the need arises) that you found out someone pulled your credit report, and if...

I'm not 100% sure, but I think your son is screwed. I know for example in Indiana if anyone under 21 is working the cash register (grocery store, etc) they are not even allowed to scan the booze. They have to have the customer slide the beer scross the scanner for them. And from what I can...

It sounds like they are still being physically abused. Tell you sons that if they ever get hit and it leaves a mark, or they bleed, any kind of mark to call 911 immediatly and have the police come out. It sounds like a huge problem is a lack of documentiaotn of these things happening. All you...

This is a huge problem with paypal. You might want to check out www.paypalsucks.com The problem is Paypal has such a long user agreement that allows them to do pretty much anything they want. I know someone that had sold an item on eBay, stating it was not in working condition. Two years...

Have you tried to contact Vanderbilt Mortgage? They would be able to send to Equifax the corrected info. Other than that, you might send Equifax a copy of the other credit info stating that what action has been taken. I think something else you are not understanding is that the Vanderbilt...

What the heck is "pyres"?? Do you mean priors, as in prior crimes? I would see if you can contact the judge. Explain to him/her that you disclosed this to your attorney, and they didn't bring it up. I would also try contacitng an attorny other than a public defender. Try one of the...

Something isn't right here. First of all, once the truck got repossesed, you wouldn't owe more than the original debt. Once the bank sells the truck, you are liable (if they choose to collect) what's called the deficiency, which is the difference between what the remainder of the loan was...

I can't find the state statute right off (I'll have to dig) but this came up a few months ago (not here). In Florida we don't have regular vehicle inspections (whole soap opera there.) Instead, officers have the right to pull you over for vehicle inspection if they suspect something is unsafe...

Unless he's under contract of some sort including union, then yes, he can be terminated. It's BS in this case, but it is what it is. The problem is even if he did fight and got his job back, chances are they would just get rid of him later for no reason, and they don't need it. On the...

Well, not only that, but she's a repeat offender on more than one crime. She's a repeat DUI AND a repeat offender for serving underage. For that matter she admits both of those were in bar raids. To the original poster - sorry, but that record is there to stay. After a few years of being...

The public defender will be his lawyer if that's what he chooses, and if he has no money, then that's the way to go.

I would suggest doing a legal name change. It would be similar to if you got married, and in fact people do name changes other than for that. You are probably going to have to go to the courthouse and fill out the papers.

I wouldn't be so sure about that. That has been fought and lost here in Florida. As long as they are stoping EVERY car on the road for a DUI checkpoint, then if he turned around, they have reason to believe he was avoiding the checkpoint for a reason.

Short and simple you need a lawyer. If you need a public defender, then go to your court date on the 27th, plead not guitly and request council.

When it askes have you been charged, they mean have you been charged. Also, there are only two types of law violations - felony and misdomeanors. Traffic is not a third type. It is a misdomeanor. Best thing you can do is when you reapply next year is to spill your guts on the application...

I would also say that the fact that you are a repeat offender will kill any chance you have of getting your record sealed, if it was possible in the first place.

Actually, let's stop for a moment, since all of this is sinking in. I'm still confused on something here. If I read this right, he bought the trailer for $1500, but you are agreeing to paying him back $750 later??? If you are selling it to him, why are you going to give him money back later?

OK, first of all perods and captials please. it's hard to read a post when everything is just one long sentence just like this one is don't you agree What should happen is you simply go to court and show your license (to prove you have one) and at worst you may have to pay a small fine...