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The code is below. We're likely missing a crucial part to your story. If there were 7 cars in front of you and they moved but you stayed put you could still be found guilty of the code as written. We don't know all the details. You may wish to speak to a traffic ticket attorney about an appeal...

If there was wrongdoing then, theoretically, I'd consider going after the videographer and the bully. But you're a long way from there. The first step is to defend yourself from the charges. I hear a discussion about a judge but you're mentioning "school officials" and a citation. Who...

As has been stated, we don't know all the facts. But this incident prompts even more questions. So if your son responds with the "nobody here except for us chickens" line :D that's one thing. But here the police received no response at all after confirming someone was in the house. No response...

If he posts text or photos intended to harass you on Facebook, you can complain to Facebook as others have done. And they may choose to suspend his account, which they can do as well. I don't know the substance of the text and photos which make this of such concern so I can't comment further.

We don't know all the facts. For now we know you married under a fake name / identity and/or forged ID. You also mention bigamy. If you were married under your real name, the marriage under your fake name might not even be valid. Each state has requirements or grounds for annulment and bigamy is...

I didn't realize that the Foreclosure Act included such wide protection. Regardless, rereading the question the renter may have had a lease and just wasn't told by the landlord about the foreclosure. It's not uncommon that a debtor may try to pocket the rent money and leave town. I got out of...

Good point - assuming there is a lease. As I didn't hear of the existence of one I assumed there may not have been a lease and should not have. As to whether or not the cash for keys option exist - that is another good strategy. It would probably work better with the existence of a lease...

The bankruptcy lawyer suggestion is a good one. Should always consider it if you are nowhere near able to meet your debts and they are massive enough to warrant such an extreme measure.

Your situation is specific and there are far too many facts we can't discuss here which might impact the success or failure of your case. We don't know what your written agreement actually states. We don't know what measures your adversaries took or didn't take that prevented you from...

Unless you've got something very convincing to offer I highly doubt the creditor will work anything out with you. Why should they? The money expended to pay for an attorney is spent.I can't see the creditor dropping their case as it makes no sense to pay to start again. Right now you're probably...

Yes, the new owner can evict you and you should probably make plans to vacate as soon as possible. I doubt that any eviction will happen before the holiday although I happened to have witnessed one occurring right before Christmas in a county near New York City. I'm not giving you any...

I'd also advise trying to make the process as amicable as possible. You should speak to them about whether they have made arrangements to move. If you can avoid having to evict them as well as a relationship that may make them less inclined to treat the property respectfully it will be an easier...

I'd argue what @Disabled Vet said - you were following someone that you thought was in the flow of traffic around a hazard. After all, you were the car behind, perhaps considering that the car in front had been directed to continue in that direction. I wouldn't expect the officer to lie and it...

I don't know what happened or caused the situation but I'm guessing it was perhaps something to do with the shed in your yard. I encountered this many years ago when a neighbor decided to erect a huge shed that was two stories high in his small back yard within a residential housing area of...

Typically there are laws to deal with the issue you describe. I won't make any representations about Australian law but as a matter of public policy there may some protection afforded to her such as doctor patient privileges. Have you reached out to the hospital? I'd have to guess that they have...

Having had a great discussion with the good people at several martial arts forums, it appears that these issues typically arise at martial arts schools that sell long term contracts (of at least 1 year) and are commonly referred to as "McDojos." It was likely coined to refer to franchising...

There really is nothing to say at the moment except your lawyer will ask the same questions all of us have - "show me proof of the licensing rights you have to have done and claim the things you do about my own creative work." At that point you'll probably hear an answer attempting to justify...

My question would be who actually made the call to the police, replete with the false accusations? I don't see any statement that it was the retail establishment. Perhaps it was someone else in the store calling 911. I don't feel like we're hearing the whole unabridged story.

You hit the nail on the head. At the moment I am crafting an article on how to read martial arts school and health club / gym membership contracts with an educated eye. A friend of mine called me up after discovering that she was also signed to a long term Karate contract with some very...