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I suggest that you retain an attorney to represent you. Why should your version be any different that what you have posted?

There is very little you can do and this is very common. They just keep selling it from one agency to another, illegally reaging the debt and calling. Get an unlisted number or just don't answer when you know it is one of them, usually an 877 number. You can make up a letter disputing the debt...

You need to consult with a local attorney. He can probably help you get this straightened out and end up saving you some money. She does not need to drive until reinstated.

I don't think that anyone here can really answer that question, it is too fact dependent. Shouldn't you, as an insurance agent and accountant, actually know the answer? I would think taht just purchasing additional insurance to cover both businesses would be the way to go.

Retain an attorney or start practicing eating beans and potato salad.

Sounds like someone is GUILTY.

Your post is confusing, could you clear it up a little? How is the loan secured, whose name is on the loan and whose names are on the title to the trailer? I am talking about what the documents actually show, not what someone tells you they show. What is the current value of the trailer...

You need to retain an attorney. Your defense needs to be presented properly and your case will probably be dropped at the preliminary hearing. Filing a false police report is a crime but most of the time they won't follow up on it.

It is hard to believe that they racked up 2000+ in storage fees in two months. I would start by send them a certified letter requesting a statement of costs and copy of sales receipt from the auction. Was the letter from the towing company or a CA? If it was from a CA send them a dispute letter.

This depends on state law. Just because it is a gated community does not give you a "freebie." Even in a gated community the roads can be state/county roads or the state may have a law authorizing enforcement on private property under certain circumstances. Obey the law, even in a gated...

Many states have what is known as "constables" and security officers often have this designation. This gives them the same authority a regular police officer. A lot are also "off duty" police officers. The answer to your question depends on the specific person and the laws of your state.

You can't do a prayer for judgment in Virginia. Some courts in Maryland do have a deferment but you need to make sure the ticket is not reported to the DMV. MD and VA both report to NC. Some courts in VA will dismiss with court costs if you have a clean record but you usually have to hire an...

You need to take care of the items you are currently charged with first. This means you should pay the FTA and settle everthing with that court and take proof with you to this hearing. You have to go to each court. Figure out a way to travel without driving illegaly. You may or may...

I assumt that you are one of the beneficiaries. Waht you need to do is to get a complete copy of the file from the probate court. It seems that you may already have this. Then set up and pay for a one hour consultation with an estate attorney. If beneficiaries are deceased, the money would...

Probably not but you can contact the probate court and get a copy of the file. Then an attorney can give you some advice. You need that information since now you are just speculating.

He can accept or not accept. An appeal has to be timely filed and it is unlikely the law will change within that time frame. You can't appeal based on "the law might change." If he accepts and pleads guilty, there is nothing to appeal. You don't go back and redo finalized cases even if the law...

Unless you do something for an officer to run a check, nothing is likely to happen. If you get stopped anywhere, you are likely to spend some time in jail until the other state decides whether to send for you or not.

You are going to appeal a dismissal? The court can charge you costs when they dismiss a ticket. Doesn't sound fair that you have to pay when you win but that is the way it works.

Thats true which is why the officer wrote the ticket the way he did.

Go down to the probate court immediately and file the will and have the court name you as the personal representative. Take the PR letter to the bank and get the money out of the accounts and place them in an estate account. Then send the union and Qwest certifed letters along with the PR letter...