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Please keep future discussion to this original thread where all the background is. With what? Provide the statute number that you have been charged with? Provide details. Were you arrested, handcuffed, booked, arraigned, pled, bailed out? Given a citation? Something else? Case law isn't...

I think my fellow law.commers are the ones being pranked - by a troll. Thread locked.

And a hearty Hi Yo Silver.

He's lucky he didn't get a bullet.

It's the practical issues that are irrelevant. It was a trick question designed to catch the unwary who make assumptions that don't fit the parameters of the question. Like the guy at FA who wrote: The Wizard will now bestow on Zddoodah the coveted THD (Doctor of Thinkology). :)

That's correct. Our sun is the nearest star to the current position of Voyager 1. Other responders may have made an erroneous assumption about the question. ;)

Anybody else?

Voyager 1 is currently almost 25 billion miles from Earth. How far will it have to go to reach the nearest star?

Easy.. Just enter this country illegally. :eek:

That's a mistake you should avoid when you plan your estate. One executor. Full stop.

This is a common problem with condos. It's normal for children to run around and play. There isn't much you can do about it. Escalate to the condo association board. If that doesn't change things, you'll have to decide whether you want to spend a few bucks on ear plugs or thousands on an attorney.

The little face atop the posting box opens to emojis that can help convey intent. For example. You're not so smart. ;) vs You're not so smart. :(

As an executor you have the right to information about your father's debt. Might just take a letter from your attorney to get the lender to open up about the status. Or maybe a subpoena if there is a probate court case in progress. PS - What do you mean by "one of the executors"? Is there...

What good does it do for Biden to lament his mistakes? He's a doddering old fool, done and dusted.

The form gets attached to the title. To that end I strongly recommend that Sam gets a paper title from the MVD if he doesn't already have one. Bob, as executor, should be told where the title and the form are located so he can retrieve them after Sam's death, which is when he then takes the form...

Why aren't your brother and his wife making the payments? Have you given them the bills? Have you asked them about paying them? How many payments are they behind? Do they understand that they can lose the house? Are they getting divorced? Is there hostility between them? Are they wanting the...

You can and they do. Read the following article. https://www.pnlawyers.com/dui-vs-dwi-in-new-york-understanding-the-key-differences-and-penalties/

Yes. No. The mortgage loan contract and ownership are two entirely different things. NY is a "recourse" state which means that the mortgage company can foreclose, take the property, and sell it. If the sale doesn't cover the debt the lender can come after those who signed the loan contract...

Read the instructions in the rectangle at the top right part of the form. Depends. Who is Sam's executor? Does Sam trust the executor to turn the title and the form over to Bob. The disadvantage to using that form is that somebody can just remove it and destroy it and claim the car for...