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Mutual brawling is still assault for both parties. The state still has until December of this year to bring assault charges. The fact that he committed the crime BEFORE the one for which he was tried and convicted for means nothing. Had it arisen out of the same acts it would be a...

OP = Sheriff Taylor's son.

In NC, you also have the option of PJC. Unlike in Virginia, they don't routinely subpoena the victims of car accidents so I agree there's a good chance that there's going to be no proof if you go to trial. The officer can not testify about what the other driver or their witness said (though...

Again for the nth time.... you can not use a POA to act for a dead person. It doesn't matter how or where it is recorded. The authority ended when your aunt expired.

While a person may make defamatory statements about you in court, they're not legal slander. Court testimony is privileged.

As long as they don't get the inkling that you're going to work if you are here you should be OK (and you should obviously not plan to do that). Why do you think you need a B2 visa to visit?

Giving it away is the same as selling it as far as the state is concerned. You're not even giving it away, but selling it for a flat rate. Note that you have other problems as well if by samples you mean that you're decanting from a larger bottle into smaller ones. That ain't gonna fly...

First off, if it's an LLC, it's not a partnership. It may be taxed as a partnership however. LLCs have "members" rather than "shareholders." Investment is not an issue. However, if you do work for the LLC you're breaking the law and could have serious repercussions for your continued...

Here's a dime...

Microsoft is not obliged to offer you a platform for your opinions. You have no case. Do so here, and you might not even get a message stating the reason.

It makes perfect sense. It's laughable that there are states like California or Colorado that launch into a political popular morass on the idea. PA does have a provision that allows the house of representatives there to bring impeachment of any officer (elected or otherwise). Tried by the...

Even at the misdemeanor level, domestic violence convictions can have serious repercussions (and your teaching license is certainly at risk). You most certainly do need a lawyer and you also need to stop talking about this to ANYBODY else. Your communications with your attorney can not be...

Note well, there's a good reason they ask you such questions on the applications. That is because the same questions will show up on the bar application. The schools are not so disreputable to take your tuition money for three or four years for training that you will not be eligible to use...

Yeah, the dysnumeria got me that morning. There's no 1024-S anyhow.

Most state civil procedure rules refer to a "residency" requirement for getting jurisdiction there. Individual states don't typically have "citizenship" (unless you're one of those sovereign citizen wackos). If he's not residing there, he's not subject to being sued there (unless there's...

Unless the beneficiary of the policies was the estate (rare), the money belongs to the beneficiaries and they're not obliged to give it to anybody. If the money's were paid to the estate it is incumbent on the administrator appointed by the court to pay out the money. If this is the case...

1024-S has to be filed on withholdable payments whether or not you actually do (or are obliged) to. You've created the same thread on two different boards and you've been told the same thing by multiple people. If you don't believe us, hire an attorney or accountant.

I suspect the brother doesn't have the money or else he'd paid for his own attorney Most bar associations (including Florida) have fee dispute procedures. You'll need to have your brother's assistance in filing the complaint. https://www.floridabar.org/public/consumer/pamphlet009/

Interest is required to be reported on 1042-S.

The 1042 and the 1042-S are distinct forms. The 1042 is for you to report withholding. The 1042-S is for you to report payments that (might) be subject to withholding.