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You are well within your right to contact their insurance company, but the hard part may be getting them to tell you who their insurance company is. You may be better off contacting your company as was recommended to you. What happens a lot of times is you pay your deductable and if your...

If the charges were actually dismissed then my thought is it should not be on your record.

IF you want an accurate answer you might want to include the state that you are in. I am pretty sure that states vary.

Ok, let me see if I have this clear. She will be moving out and will continue to pay 1/2 the rent and $100 towards the utilities. I am assuming this will be untill the lease is up? Am I missing something here? You say she owes much more for the utilites, what is this based on?

No, I do not believe there needs to be a new warrant issued. Realize that all a warrant does is authorize the arrest and detention of an individual. I think he did the right thing in hiring a lawyer.

They are incorrect if they think they cannot call the bank to verify the check. Merchants do it all the time. I have done it before when i do work for someone and they have written me a personal check. Whether they did or did not is not really relevent in them being considered a holder in due...

You might want to review the ticket again Are you sure that the 331 is a dollar amount? I believe it is actually referring to the chapter of the traffic code for Ohio. Specifically 331.19 OPERATION OF VEHICLE AT STOP SIGNS. The second would be 337.01 DRIVING UNSAFE VEHICLES. Is it...

My understanding A statute of limitations is only in regards to the actual filing of charges, not how long they have to track you down. If you were issued a ticket I would almost make book on the fact that the officer filed the paperwork for the charges so a statute of limitations would not...

Probably not If I am reading your post sorrectly you were on the road and moving before the seat belt was in place. THat would make it a valid ticket as you did violate the seatbelt law.

I would question how he was able to sell it without a title. THe lein holder would have had to sign over the title before it could get transfered to the new owner. If he "sold" it without a title transfer then it does not legally belong to the new owner. Also was the title just in his name...

Probably not. Which would be why you last post on this topic received no replies. Sorry I can say nothing to help you.

I would say so. Of course you can try and not show. They will probably just issue a warrant to arrest your father. Eventually it would probably come back to haunt you though.

REalize that no citation does not mean no fault It may vary by the state you live, but a lot of times it is easier to have your insurance cover the damages and then if they determine the other person is at fault they will subrogate the claim and try and get the money fro the other insurance...

Probably not. If your profile is correct then it sounds like you were cited asa minor in posession of alcohol. I doubt the information you are referring to will help your case.