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In the abstract world of all that is hypothetical, virtually anything is possible. That said, obviously, once a court has issued an order, the only way to change the order is for the court to issue a new order (or some sort of errata notice if the change is simply the correction of a typo), in...

The CA DMV has no involvement in local parking ticket matters. Huh? Parking tickets don't go on your driving record, and, even if they did, rental car companies don't check their customers' driving records.

Why? The original deed? You mean the deed by which your friend acquired title? Has she sought to obtain a copy of that deed from the county clerk/recorder? Why is your confusion about this relevant to your friend's situation? Your friend should retain the services of a local attorney to...

No one here will know anything about the record keeping practices of this court. You'll have to inquire with the clerk. I don't entirely understand what you think you're going to accomplish. Your brother left you whatever he left you (if anything), and that's no problem. However, you told us...

Are you sure? How is it titled? If she "owned [the] house as trustee," I assume that means it was titled to "[your mother's name], as Trustee of [name of the trust]." Is that right? If not, please explain what you meant when you wrote that she "owned [the] house as trustee." I assume your...

You can sue - and appear to have a good case - for the damage caused by the negligence of the company's employees. You can, of course, also sue for the failure to do certain work as agreed. However, if you have no evidence of the agreement to do that work other than your testimony, and if the...

So...someone owes you money, and you have a security interest against some real or personal property that the debtor owes you as security for the debt. That's what you mean, right? OK. Your desire not contract with the state has nothing to do with you being someone's secured creditor. Huh...

Ummm...ok. Are you suggesting that you think your use of a CPAP machine had anything to do with your prostate cancer?

How exactly were you "duped" into signing a contract? Also, based on what you wrote, I assume that, in addition to signing the contract, you also paid some amount of money. Correct? Were these medical reasons known to you at the time you signed the contract? Since none of us have read the...

Can it happen? Of course. Is it legal? I have no idea. This is an extremely esoteric matter of local law that virtually no one is going to know off the top of his/her head. Someone would have to review the statutes (if any) that govern a community dock association. That said, I'd be...

OK, so the mother should seek to enforce the court's visitation order. Ok...so there are three siblings? And the mother and father. Are all three of the siblings children of both the mother and father? Who are you? If there's a court order and the father isn't complying, then the mother...

Your post does not appear to raise any legal issue. Not sure I understand the question. First let's clarify the facts. Are you saying that you're a landlord somewhere in the state of New York who is renting some sort of premises to two co-tenants who are not married? Is that correct? If...

How could anyone here possibly know? You're free to report him to his supervisor.

Depends on what you mean by "etc.," but no. The identity of the owner of an anonymous Twitter account is not protected information in any way. Nor is your age or whatever "living situations" (plural?) means. At worst, the disclosure of certain information by persons with a duty not to...

You answered your own question (assuming your conclusion is correct). If the injured person doesn't want to do anything, then what the son wants isn't relevant unless the son has a POA or undue influence over his parent. That said, as the prior response mentioned, all homeowner's policies...

I agree that it's broad. An experienced Arizona criminal defense attorney should be able to speak to this. If not, it's a subject for case law research. I don't know about "better" (especially since the penalties, if convicted, will be more severe), and the burden of proof is the same...

That doesn't make sense. A payment made on Sept. 27 would likely be for October.

Take a look at the second column on the first page under "More Information: If the deceased was receiving Social Security benefits." https://www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10008.pdf

Then...as long as he appears as required, the people who put up this money will get it back. OK. ARS 13-3623(B) provides as follows: "Under circumstances other than those likely to produce death or serious physical injury to a child or vulnerable adult, any person who causes a child . . . to...

You provided new information here, so "adjusterjack" might change his opinion, but I don't agree that it was the decedent's fault. I'd say that the vaguely described events are partly your fault for stepping down from serving as trustee but mostly the fault of the person who became trustee and...