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Chortle. Privacy law... in a Casino. Are they covered entities now? Sorry, but the company isn't obliged to give promotions to people no matter what your qualifications or seniority or what anybody told you. There are very few discriminations that are illegal.

Good info here: Risks of International Green Card Travel | CitizenPath She needs to be careful not to exceed six months and do all she can to demonstrate that she is indeed a resident of the US and not someone gaming the green card system in lieu of a visa.

There's a bit of difference from firing in an indoor range than being out in the open. I have to say there have been times I've started through the door of the range with the protectors still around my neck, but I don't blame the range for my stupid mistake. My AR-15 (similar to the M-16...

Yeah, Tina Louise is 86 I think. This is a reasonably recent picture. Mary Ann did it better....

Take the death certificate, and whatever you have to show you've opened probate (will or whatever), to the Estate clerk. Fill out DMV Form 317 https://www.northcarolina.ctt.com/docs/Appendix%208%20-%20MVR317%20-%20Affidavit%20of%20Authority%20to%20Assign%20Title%20(decedents%20title).pdf...

Mostly it means that if the laws have changed since he got the plea bargain but the plea bargain banned him from availing himself of the change in the law, then that prohibition is probably invalid.

What makes you think that this law (which is properly 1016.8 PEN now) applies to him? Did he have a plea bargain that required him to waive future rights?

It is impossible to tell without reading the trust documents. The will means nothing to the trust itself. It only applies to assets that remained in the estate at the time of the testator's death. The stuff in the CST would not be included there. What happens with your share if you die...

The $30,000 thing is an entire red herring. It has no meaning to anything. You have little option on this point but to find the source of the smell in the house and correct it. If it turns out that you can show that the seller intentionally masked a known issue, then you might have a...

Neither of them are civil trials. Judge judy pretends to be an arbitration, but it even falls down for that. It follows neither the rule of law or accepted arbitration guidance. Reality TV isn't. The "parties" are paid as entertainers and the show picks up whatever relief Judy dishes out.

Further, just because things are misattributed doesn't mean the rights were lost by her or even that she has any claim to the misattirbution. Most of the stuff in public lyric databases is wrong (listed by the publisher or even just the performer who was most famously known for performing...

The trials themselves aren't. You can read the federal civil filings via Pacer (or it's free analog courtlistener.com). Some states have public access to the filings for free via the web, others are really annoying and costly to get to (essentially they assume everybody who wants to do...

A notary public just attests to the identity of the signer of a document and (in Illinois) administer oaths (again primarily witnessing and identifying the person making such). A power of attorney is likely not going to mean much outside the US. Rather than her husband it sounds like she...

Additionally, Garn-St.Germain will block a due on sale close when it involves adding a spouse to the deed. Likewise, removal from the deed due to divorce is also protected. I'm not seeing how divorce enters into the poster's original problem.

Federally: a) Sex trafficking in which a commercial sex act is induced by force, fraud, or coercion, or in which the person induced to perform such act has not attained 18 years of age; or b) The recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a person for labor or...

Whether she was paid in cash or check is immaterial. The question is whether you failed to treat her as an employee if you were obligated to do so. It makes no difference if she tells you she doesn't want taxes withheld, minimum wage, overtime, or anything else employees are entitled to...

Yep, you can have a law completely repealed, and unless the action that repealed it provides for vacating prior convictions, you are stuck with it. It was illegal at the time. Believe me, I've seen people convicted of laws that were repealed prior to their trial, but were in effect at the...

It was cremated. It showed up without notice about the size of a shoebox. The only problem is that mama forgot where she put him (she was just starting to be in the throws of Alzheimers). I found the box when we moved her to the old age home and put it in our house for safekeeping. My...

My wife can't give certain blood products because she's short. She's alive and it's still not a violation of her rights. My father-in-law donated his body to Rutgers medical school. He always said that was the only way he'd get in. What we (and notedly my mother-in-law) hadn't realized is...

Contemporaneous records are key. A notebook would be fine if you could show they were recorded as you were going along. Making up one after the fact is likely not to mean much. Listen to HR. I somewhat disagree with AJ. I suspect that the Nanny is not an independent contractor but an...