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You Son needs a lawyer. The quesiton I have is who was driving? I'm taking it that your Son was, given that he is being sued. Here's the problem. The firend might have provided the booze, and that is wrong, and maybe even enough for a counter suit, but, your Son is an adult, and should not...

I would suggest calling a lawyer. The problem is the cover was left open, meaning your company was neglegent. However, I don't think I'd be too concerned if it did go to court. I have a strong background in electronics and electricity, and I know that if the child did get burned, that would...

The problem is going to be proof. What do you have in writting from her on this? And if the landlord only gave verbal permission, you would need a witness to that fact. All they would have to do is deny this and show the signed lease. Bottom line is it's going to be a case of your word...

I would go with what your attorney is telling you. I would say that if they guy didn't walk out of the ER with a neck brace or the like, that you are probalby safe. Also, your insurance should cover any settlement from a lawsuit if there were one. Even if the charges were reduced, they...

The problem is you each have a quit claim deed to your respective lots, so, no You don't own that property, they do. You gave up your rights to it with that deed.

I would start making calls to the sheriffs office. Call or email the sheriff if you can. There should have been a death certificate issued by now, even if it said undetermined. I'm not sure what the statute of limitations would be to file a suit, but I would as the attorney if you can go...

Some of it sounds like they were/are hoping to make you buckle and confess, hoping you are the guilty one. I'd say in reality the don't have a clue. We have a safe at work where money is deposited, and the armored car picks it up to go to the bank. One day, a deposit was gone from the safe...

Being that he is on probation I would get a lawyer and fight this one. That sounds really damn petty that they arrested him for being in the park after hours - they should have just told him to leave, and if he left let that be that. However, what probably happened is that the officer ran his...

I know you are looking for closure, but it still may be too early to get any real answers. Also, the reason you are not getting any answers out of the investigators may be because they haven't been able to get any answers themselves. It is very, very odd that they didn't call 911 for four...

The problem is you were going 30 over the limit. In many states 30 over moves it from a simple speeding violation to some sort of reckless driving, and it can include jail time. You need to get a lawyer on this one. There are lawyers that deal just with traffic citations, and your only hope...

That sounds very fishy, so I would respond back.

Without the training certificate at the calibration record, you do have a better shot at fighting this, but still not 100%. It is pretty damaging to the states case, so I would bring it up in court anyway. But another thing you have on your side is the speeding laws in Texas. There are two...

You could take it to court, and if nothing else, they might lower the penalties. You have to look at this from the officer's standpoint. You went through a light saying you had engine trouble, but your truck was able to drive on. So from what he could see, likely story. However, I do have to...

Probably not. I'm not sure what you mean by a Red warning, but it sounds like a regular traffic citation. But a citation for speeding is a moving violation, not a criminal act. Criminal acts are the things you would need to worry about in regards to a visa. The only time a traffic offense...

What state are you in?

This is just a curiosity question at this point, as this happened about 4 years ago. I've just always wondered what would have happened had I taken this one to court. I was driving along in a 45, doing about 58. I got pulled over, and the officer wrote the ticket for 51. 58 would have been...

Only if you have something in writing stating a warranty of some sort, or something saying the engine was in good shape. You have to remember this is a 15 year old car. It's going to have issues. Also, how well do you trust the mechanic? Is he/she telling you this to get more money out of you?

What state are you in? It sounds like this cop is trying to scare a bit more than what they can really do, although it sounds like their intent is to get you to deal with your son. There's really nothing that they can do without an officer witnessing the event, or some sort of video...

I can't find the state statute right off, but from the Attorney General of Florida's website "Private Sales You may save money by buying a used car from a private individual, such as through the classified section of your local newspaper. However, you should be aware that private sellers do...

That's a whole other soap opera in itself.