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That might work if the subdivision was a planned community or if the sewer lines were installed at the time the subdivision was effectuated. But it is possible that sewers were installed after the subdivision. The property is 26 years old when purchased and we don't know when that was. The...

That is an easy question to answer. The answer is to not have to raise taxes in order to fund the expenditures of the fire department. So the political solution is to hide the fact that the mismanagement of fire department budget and the failure to collect the fees owed by individuals that...

This is not the state that is seeking to charge a fee for one service to fund another service. It is a subdivision of the state (a municipality or town) that is trying to do it. So what we are discussing has nothing really to do with the state except, that the state must approve the municipal...

A fee is something you pay in return for getting something. In terms of a water usage fee, you get water and the support of the infrastructure, the distribution, and treatment of that water. It serves a public good. But it serves only the water company's users and not the entire municipality...

Is it legal? Probably but maybe not. You start by getting a copy of the ordinance the city council passed and reading it. You want to look at the preamble to find the justification and reasoning for the passage of the ordinance. Then, depending on what it says, you may find that it is...

Full oil case and presumably no oil pressure warning from the dash (or engine light), something could have been added to the oil that shouldn't have been.

That's like trying to un-ring a bell. Even if she asked the police to destroy the report, it wouldn't happen.

I looked at Battlebots on Amazon to buy series 8 and some of the purchase options give a price per month after a free trial Perhaps that is what you are being asked to pay for.

I just used Google Scholar, selected all state courts, and used birth defects malpractice for the search and came up with almost 3,000 cases. I added in Federal courts and the search came back with almost 5,000 cases. And it is free.

I'm glad you got some humor out of it. But I don't think you got the point of the post. The point is that if the police don't have independent (of the traffic stop) reasonable suspicion of a crime they can't prolong the stop looking for a crime. So unless the police can see something obviously...

It happened when I tried to quote from the court decision on previewing the post and I couldn't change it and I did try. I tried to delete the passage and repost it several times.

What do you think that probable cause might be stemming from a traffic stop? If a car is stopped for a routine traffic infraction the police can no longer use unrelated probable cause to prolong the stop unless there is obvious evidence of a crime without questioning the driver or passengers...

It sure does. If the stop was for a routine traffic stop and it was prolonged beyond what was necessary to complete it, and depending on the facts, an attorney might be able to get further evidence of a crime suppressed. You need to be represented by an attorney.

You should really speak to an/your attorney about the cohabitation. Virginia statute § 20-109. Changing maintenance and support for a spouse; effect of stipulations as to maintenance and support for a spouse; cessation upon cohabitation, remarriage, or death; effect of retirement. A. Upon...

It also means that neither you or your attorney thought about cohabitation when your settlement was drafted if in fact, it is absent in the papers.

Then maybe you didn't understand what you read in both links. You asked where I got the information I posted and I provided it to you.

The state of Washington doesn't regulate what they call new mobility options and their emerging uses of right-of-ways. Instead, they leave it up to the local jurisdictions and cities to regulate them. The state does regulate them on CWU by statute. The city of Seattle has regulations on the...

The use of bicycles, electric bicycles, skateboards (motorized or not), nonmotorized scooters, electric scooters and in-line skates are all street legal in Washington state. If OP was going straight down a street and a car hit him it would be no different than if he were in a car.

OP, why don't you call the guy that hit you and ask him to pay you for a new board before you file a claim. You said in your first post that you had all his information. Paying out a few hundred is better than an insurance claim against the driver and he also will have a deductible that is...

In many states such as NJ for example, the license is applied for and issued at the local municipal level where one of the parties resides. They are then recorded at Department of Health's Office of Vital Statistics and Registry and become available through the DHVSR or the county Registrar...