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I presume you filed jointly? Did you participate in the business (i.e., do work)? If so, you should have each had schedule SEs for your respective parts of the business. There's some other issues that arise based on whether you're in a community property. You can only amend tax returns...

You start by writing the city and protesting the payments. You might get some of it back that way. After that, you're going to have to pursue a civil case. Frankly, at the absolute best, you're only going to get a few years back.

He doesn't need one, probably. Most evictions are held in JP courts and either party can request a de novo hearing if they make the request within five days.

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That indeed appears to dodge the statutory definition. It's a pistol, but not a revolver. The term pistol is not well defined in general. Etymologically, a pistol is just a small handgun. In some statutes, it refers to any handgun with an integral chamber in the barrel. The gun in the...

A revolver isn't a "single shot" weapon.

If you want to be overly pedantic, the .17HMR is a cartridge.

They don't have to "prove" anything. They just have to make a determination. The standard is pretty low.

Rights that come as a result of a statute. For example, if the law says you have the right to sue, the contract can't say you don't have that right. This forum is for US law only however.

The other team gets possession of the ball.

I got my real ID just before the last time the deadline for having one was extended again. I actually possess both IDs because they are identical (same number and everything) other than the star that says the NJDOT looked at my passport when they issued it. The only thing that was...

TC is right as usual and that's doubly true if your wallet is someplace like inside the center console of your vehicle. Frankly, I extract it from my wallet before the officer even approaches my car.

Again, this is not what the pretrial conference is for. The pretrial conference is to try to steer you into mediation or handle certain procedural issues and to schedule the actual trial. It's not a case for you to argue that the you didn't do what the other party claims or whatever.

Small Claims Court – The Eighth Judicial Circuit of Florida. Unless there is something defective in her filing (which the judge will probably pick up on), the pretrial conference is primarily to either direct you into mediation or set the trial date. It's not the trial, you're not going to...

Since you are not on medicaid, the trust is properly in his name only with his income. You are permitted a spousal minimum need distribution. Yes, all his income has to go in there if he's over the threshold (he appears to be). It's just "Aid and Attendance."

The I-94 only covers a single visit to the US. Once she leaves the US, it has no more validity. To answer the question requires us to know on what basis she is entering the country: ESTA/VWP, Visa? Presuming that she is on a still on a valid visitor, it's largely up to the personnel at the...

Unless the insurance policy (or whatever) lists the estate as the beneficiary, the payout isn't controlled by anything the will says.

There's a lot of weird stuff going on here. The employer/Fidelity should not roll 401(k) funds into anything without the request of the employee. By default, it stays invested in the original plan.

If they denied you because of a credit report (either because it was bad or lacking), they're required by law to give you the name of the reporting company they used. You have the right to a free copy of the report from that company to verify the contents (even if you've already used up your...

Her brother Milhouse is scared.