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Ok i got a ticket for...??

driving near license suspended/revoked ..i went to court today and they give me probation (untill i get my d.l after they will end probation) when i move about in are they gonna pee examination me ???
i smoked pot (before today) ...i am worried
it was hillsborough county sheriffs dept. (in tampa, florida)
Answers: If you are on probation, you will most plausible get a drug theory test. If you smoked marijuana in the recent past, tell them that and they will not revoke you. You lately cannot do it again. You will be retested if you fail the theory test and as long as that test comes stern negative you will be fine.

EDIT base on other responses: She smoked pot, she is an adult. In frequent areas this isn't even a crime but rather an infraction.
Wasn't smoking pot such a wonderful experience, presently that you're so worried about peeing within a cup.
Some people swot up the easy path, some do it the hard track.
Just stay off it,conceivably by then it will hose out of your body.
AH! Same thing happen to me. Your allowed to fail 4 test... and the rest u have to slip away...just stay bad the pot and drink lots of water cranberry liquid and iced tea... U will be fine dont have any worries. I be on probabtion for 2 months and random pee test every week and sometimes every few days.and if u can take some hose pills. they dont show up in a U/A question paper.. Keep the faith girl and u will be of late fine!

Child Custody Question?

I live in CA and hold established paternity of my daughter (ie through child support DNA test) and I am not sure what I need to do to procure sole legal custody (I own physical) of my child. Does anyone know the process - I don't have the money for an attorney and he is only just paying child support at this point. Any help?
Answers: If you own a child support order it probably address custody as well. You should hold to do nothing. Read the instruct issued by the court. If it does not address custody, call the attorney (I am assuming prosecuting attorney, district attorney or county attorney) and ask them to hold the order modified. They will also assistance to enforce the support order if you obligation help beside that.

Good luck to you.

Aimee: Sorry we got sour track here. If you are concerned about the money, place it surrounded by a trust with someone except your ex as the trustee. It can be held for the benefit of your daughter but your ex would have no control over it. That mode money will not play into whether or not he decides to desire custody or not either.
Regardless of whether he pays a penny of child support or adjectives of it for 18 years in a lump sum, one equates not a bit next to the other.

In order to convince the courts to award you sole custody (excluding the father from his constitutional rights) you would inevitability to show that he is unfit to the exclusion of his parenting rights.

You may not like it, but the first cross-question from the court when you approach with such an issue is "If he be good ample to sleep with and brand name a baby, how is he very soon not good plenty to be a father?"

UNLIKE KEN, I AM AN ATTORNEY:

And the district or county attorney has ABSOLUTELY NO AUTHORITY to modify a custody command from the court. This is a civil matter, NOT a criminal one.

TO KEN:
Your direct quote:
"appointment the attorney (I am assuming prosecuting attorney, district attorney or county attorney) and ask them to have the establish modified. "

The address of the California Bar association:
http://www.calbar.ca.gov/state/calbar/ca...

Try to learn around the law up to that time you give endorsed advice.

And by the mode ONLY a court can modify a custody order. Silly little assumption we learned surrounded by class back at GWU.

TO SALSAND6:

The subsequent time you have a comment about me, don't hide beind someone else's coattails.

As for your suggestions (sic), the court clerk is ONLY allowed to bestow this poster the forms (such as form 14 Family Access Motion) but not advise them how to complete the forms or anything concerning legal warning.

Therefore, although our poster now have the forms, she is no farther along in the process.

As for your glib remarks in relation to me, Yes, I am anal when non-attorneys come on here and give what amounts to legally recognized advice (AND hoax ADVICE). They do NOT understand the spoil they can cause and the heartache they never see.

I enjoy seen it for 35 years and that's why I select my words remarkably carefully.

In this present situation the BEST guidance anyone could have given this poster is to keep hold of trying. Try educating herself with pamphlet and a visit to the nearest regulation school where on earth she might be able to elicit the assistance of third-year students to at least give support to complete the forms.

As our poster has already admit, if something were to come up to her she wants to be the one to designate to whom the child would be in motion. And that is NOT a issue of custody but of parentage.

NOTHING she can do will give a stranger priority rights over the father of the child unless a court have terminated those rights beforehand.

And this is the problem with non-attorneys answering within a legal comportment. IN this particular situation, even if paternity have not been established, the child is a ward of the state the moment something happen to the mother and the ONLY person beside priority rights would be the father upon proof of paternity.

Since we have a paternity testimonial, we have a officially recognized father. At this point the ONLY thing the poster can do to establish a possessional secure is to do either of the following:

1. Give up child support (and this finances, if she is on any state aid she'll have to wages it back) and file a termination of parental rights (which may not succeed).

2. File beside the court now a standby guardianship petition which would pet name a successor guardian should anything happen to the poster.

This is NOT a final disposition nor does it grant the guardian parental rights. What this does is establish the right of the guardian so that the child never goes into state custody.

The guardian afterwards has the right, beneath most circumstances, to file for custody, support and/or visitation as if the child be theirs to begin near.

Now you see why I get anal in the region of someone playing attorney. It's not so simple.
This so called 'attorney' is getting on my nerves. Anyway, within is some truth in the direction that others give you but I will come clean that it will be best to seek out an attorney inwardly your State, as laws swing by state.

Now, as for the matter that you are requesting information on, if you desire to modify a court order, you would have need of to submit the proper paperwork to the court. This can be done through the court clerk's office. If you requirement information on how to do this, you should contact your local court clerk's office and ask for any information they can supply you. Also ask if there is a advocate referral number that you can call.

A lot of the times attorneys will opt for specific cases, so that they can build on their experience in that specific field, so you may find an attorney prepared to work on your case for a bit smaller quantity than their usual rate.

If money is the issue, seek out a Legal Aid organization in your nouns. You should be able to attain that information through the Clerk's office as powerfully.

Now, usually when the child support office enforce a support order, a audible range is set in which custody is considered by the court. Usually they will find surrounded by favor of joint custody, next to both parents. You can choose to modify this order and aim out sole custody but you must have flawless reasons to do this and you must be capable of prove this in court.

The authority will ,however, be compelled to rule in the best interest of the child. Even if the father doesn't money much in child support, if he is following the court demand, and you have no concrete reason to strip him of his rights as a parent, later i'm sorry to say, you will not win sole custody of this child.

*additional comments for THE ATTORNEY* Well very soon, I have even so to see you disagree with anything I've stated. Everything you own stated, I have originally offered as counsel. Now there is no complaint give or take a few helping out others,just stop bash other people and set aside your advice. I'm sure anyone will spot that you are an 'Attorney' and may or may not listen to you.

Regardless, 'Attorneys' are human just as anyone else and I've witnessed copious attorneys screw up a casing based on their own negligence. If you would enjoy bothered to read my statement thoroughly, then you would enjoy noted that I never advised this poster that she WILL override the claim the inventive father has to his child. But since you are plainly upset that someone who did not spend their time bashing others,offered honourable advice, that you could not. Now after someone finally let's you know how meaningless you sound, you seem to offer up more pertinent direction. Why now and not in the past?? I've worked for many attorneys and own built many custody cases over my years as a Private Investigator. I've see how some attorneys overlook the obvious because they are too busy juggle around too many cases and so, it is I that ends up building the entire valise for them. If any poster wanted the belief of a person base on their occupation, then I'm sure they would hold noted it. Attorneys are not the only ones who travel through a custody case. Parents do and so base on their experiences, I think they would know how to offer more warning to this concerned woman.

Dorm laws concerning safety- is this unconstitutional?

My roommate moved out last weds and no longer have a key (its be days she hasn't had a switch but I'm not sure how lonng) she left an item surrounded by my room. The college notified me at 11:30pm second night that I enjoy until the 20th to find a new roommate or forfeit a $340 private room excise. I feel it is not my responsibility considering I be given the privilege of use of this room and have no sports car available to transport goods..and very soon either time or money will be stolen from me. After lunch I returned to my room to find it UNLOCKED beside the roommates item gone. She had no right to evacuate it in my room since it be MINE and no longer hers, I just postponed moving the item (a desk) out to the grass in front of the dorm building. It seem illegal that someone (from dorm residence life) allowed her into my room minus my knowledge or consent and allowed her to take any item she claimed be hers. Furthermore I have no sanctuary knowing the door was gone unlocked.
Answers: You should speak to the officials within the college and depending on their answers and attitude you should see a lawyer.

Not though that the charge for the lawyer may not be worth it.
colleges treat their dorms duplicate as your mommy and daddy treated "your room" when living at home.

my suggestion: rent an apartment instead of living at the dorms...its just too much of a hassle, and yes, they can pretty much do doesn`t matter what they want.unless of course you suppose retaining a lawyer and taking it to court would be cheaper?
Ok first how do you know that she didn’t get a copy of the key or did the college allow her to enter your room?

Even if she didn't hold a key she still might own a right to enter the room. The college my say that she still is “renting” the room and as a result still has the right to enter the room.

As far as your rights shift, you need to read your student booklet, and see what you agreed too and work from there.

By the passageway if its 340 for the rest of the school year, I’d consider it money powerfully spent for not having to traffic with a roommate.

Irrevocable Living Trusts?

Can an irrevocable living trust protect assets from future creditors, liability, or judgements?
Answers: From future creditors, it is possible to draft an irrevocable trust that would hold the assets away from such claims. You might not like the vocabulary of such a trust because they would place great restrictions on your ability to gain those assets back at a subsequent date.

You also should be aware that if you have current potential liability, creditors, or judgments (e.g. someone is currently suing you but the overnight case has not be decided), courts will look more closely at the trust to see if you are trying to defraud those creditors. If there are no current claims against you, and you are merely wanting to protect your success for your heirs from adjectives calamity, you should be able to do so.

If this issue concerns you, you should discuss this issue with an attorney within your state. I would not trust any standardized forms to be adequate to protect you from creditors.

How is donating tainted solicit votes money elsewhere "returning it?"?

That doesn't seem similar to "returning it" to me. Isn't that a euphemism so that the pols can make themselves be aware of better about it?
Answers: I infer it is a cheesy attempt at rationalization.

If I take this money that I made from my crooked enterprise (selling contraband) and donate to a good incentive (St. Jude's Hospital) then I am really not such a discouraging person am I?
A better put somebody through the mill would be to ask if those orginanizations that are receiving said money are Clinton battle supporters.

Can i sue the sublessor for the damages he caused in need a contract?

July 1 - i sublets my apt to a guy while traveled overseas. We did not sign any contracts. He paid me by check for july and aug.

Aug 13 - the guy be forced to move out because the landlord said subletting is not allowable. They took my deposit money away.($1000) changed the lock, kicked me out from the lease, and so, i broke the lease.

Aug 21 - I returned from another country

Sep 4th - i received a letter from the control office say "the person you sublets to cause a severe water hurt "and they are charging me $3000 for the damage.

My question are, the apt became leave ever since the guy moved out. I broke the lease so they keep my deposit i have a handle on that but is it legal for them to notify me in the region of the damage 20 days subsequent and charge me $3000 for it?

Can i sue the sublessor for the damage he cause without a contract between me and him? I enjoy proofs that he rented my apt and lived there. (photo copy of his payments, emails, my nouns tickets...)

do i get a big chanc
Answers: The crucial issue is that without a contract firstly you cannot establish that the part was in actuality subleased to the individual. Secondly, without a contract at hand is no record of the condition of the part prior to him moving in.

You can try a small claims overnight case, however it will be difficult to prove without any documentation.
Of course you can sue him.

And logically you will lose.

The court is not in business of validate an illegal or tortious exploit on your part. By violate your lease you assummed legal liability for your "guest".

ACTUALLY SCHMED:
THe cancelled checks are prima facie evidence of a contract (agreement) between the party.

Regardless, the court will not validate such a contract made against public policy, surrounded by this case, contained by clear violation of the existing lease.
Ok. Basically, since you broke the lease first, by subletting and by the river damage (which still falls on you because it be your lease, plus damages that are caused by someone who wasn't supposed to be in that are still your responsibility), they can do whatever they want to you. A message specifying damages within 20 days is clearly reasonable -- that's plenty of time for them to verbs out the apartment, discover the damage, consult near attorneys or whomever, and notify you. Basically, the breach was on you, so the manager is within his rights to go and get it all from you.

You could probably sue the sublessor for the damages, but worthy luck without a contract.

Is it legal to drop out at 16?and take a job?

is it court to drop out at 16?and get a decriminalized job becuase ive be droped out since 15 but i ve just stayed home and staying out of trouble but in a minute i need a duty so i am applying at resturants like mimis cafe,dennys,applebeees, Ect.you regard they ll give me a chore?i am turning in applications surrounded by today i need some currency in my pocket,and massively soon ill procure my G.E.D when i am legal i guess is the age to cart it,hmm what else?..what should i say if the subject comes up "y did you agree on to drop out of school?"do i entail a highschool diploma to be a hostess?or dishwasher,bussboy?i really need a undertaking man i need to grasp in the definite world and take some responsibilities if i am not going to college,
ill turn 17 within february,
thanks surrounded by advance guys,
P.S. this is a serious abet question please try not to be smart and give an account me to get my as.s. surrounded by school please becuase visibly that's not happening,thankfulness
Answers: Legal. Yes
Stupid. Yes.
Yes you can get a available job bussing tables or similar mission
Good Luck on getting one and follow through on that GED
WHAT STATE?

ADDED INFO:

based on california as the state, the answer is No.

California's compulsory background laws require children between six and eighteen years of age to attend institution, with a set number of specified exceptions.

Read this if you're considering it and your parents agree:
http://www.lao.ca.gov/2004/compulsory_ed...
Quitting school is only just about the dumbest item you can do, even if you go fund to get a GED. Yes it's permissible, but so is smoking. All you have to do is compare info, all statistics, of arts school quitters and people who finished. And a moment ago about everyone that ever quit eventually regrets it.

UPDATE: I see you enjoy asked this question tons times, and evidently aren't listening. I changed my mind roughly speaking you. Quit. You're too dumb to go to institution.
Most jobs require that you any have a diploma or GED or be actively pursuing one. Depending where on earth you live it may or may not be legal. It would however be a HUGE mistake. While you might find employment at some burger reciprocal, you will never make it much beyond that. Finish arts school.

As a hiring manager, if you are not a illustrious school graduate or currently enrol in college I would not even talk to you.
Your as.ss can stay out. Just grasp your brain back surrounded by there.

Jeez kid. You can't even spell !
And how heaps times are you going to ask the same quiz?

Work part time until you graduate.
Serious, minus a HS Diploma, (not a GED) your career opportunity. even in a Denny's, are going to be constrained to the kitchen. I believe you will fine that even in a glorious end establishment such as Applebees, a HS diploma is required for any open-handed of decent undertaking. Are you going to be satisfied beside minimum wage jobs the rest of your go?

Stay in institution. If it is too hard for you, afterwards life is really going to see your ***. By staying in college you show a prospective employer that you have a faultless amount of discipline.
Well.
I don't know where you live, but here's the law in my state:
If you drop out at 16, you can't achieve or keep a driver's license until you're 18.
You can return with a job - they can't make clear to you that you can't.
You can't get your GED until the year that you would enjoy graduated have you stayed in academy...Usually the year you turn 18, obviously.

And, a short time ago a thought, if you decide subsequent in time that you don't want to be a bussboy, fewer and a smaller amount colleges are taking people beside GEDs, unless they were homeschooled.
Most states allow you to sign out school at 16 next to parental permission and full time working papers.

"do i call for a highschool diploma to be a hostess?or dishwasher,bussboy?" The answer is no you don't. My question is do you want to remain a "hostess?or dishwasher,bussboy" for the rest of your go.

Getting an equivalency diploma is good. It may catch you to bat. A regular high university diploma will get you to first end and a college diploma allows you to get to second.

Good luck. As a former High college teacher, guidance counselor and as a retired elevated school assistant principal and principal I could not resist
The california statute is 17 to drop out, but since you have be out since 15, the truent officer probably isn't looking for you. Um, I don't know if any of the places you mentioned will hire you, but if you really need the money, try McD or a place similar to that. Good Luck. You don't need a diploma to be a hostess, dishwasher, or bussboy, but you might requirement to be 18, if you are a drop out.

Child support father moved?

i have to move about to court in 3 weeks and her father moved he is still contained by the same state but further away, how will i know if he notify the court? we go subsidise in 3 weeks for the paternity results does he enjoy to provide them with the information? how can i bring it up within court? i dont have a attorney
Answers: If I am understanding correctly, are you concerned next to where he lives contained by regards to your child? Is this a custody satchel? If so, then I can infer why you would be concerned with where on earth he resides and if he has notify the court on the 'change'.

Now if you are fighting for custody, and you are going to pursue child support after the results of the paternity interview, then unsurprisingly I would have to agree beside Michael, and advise you to of late speak with the trendsetter on the matter but do so contained by a reasonable posture. Don't just rise past the court and do it in an accusing comportment. You want the Judge to listen to you, and believe me he will listen, if you speak to him in a silence manner.

I'm individual bringing this up because it seems close to the topic of his residence is very meaningful to you, as it should, and in some cases that I've see, I've played witness to angry mothers yelling at the possible father contained by court. Noone wants to hear two inhabitants argue. Most of the time, noone can hear what you want them to because of accusing antics.

Eventhough you do not have a advocate, you still have a leg to stand on surrounded by court as long as you act logically. Although I would strongly suggest seeking out some type of legal aid surrounded by your state. Good luck!
Although I don't usually argue with Michael, you own provided not enough information to underside an opinion. WHY does it thing if the child's father moved?

There is a reason you asked the press. We would need to know that to abet.
If you would try again, using periods at the ends of sentences, and clearly identify what information you seek, someone might know how to help.

Is it necessary to hold a lawyer present at a deposition.?

Answers: If you are one deposed, almost anything that you might say could be the argument of a claim being brought against you by one of the litigants. So you should desire to be represented by counsel when you are deposed.

If your employer or someone else is the party contained by interest to the litigation do NOT assume that its counsel will represent your interests. Get your own lawyer who will look out for you.
nope, probably don't even obligation one. answer every question any YES NO or I DON'T RECALL.there you shift

Uniform civil code?

i want detailed information on uniform civil code.
why is it inserted in the constitution contained by directive principles??
what are the existing laws on uniform civil code??
judiciary have played its role in UCC to what extent??
why are we not within a position to implement UCC??
why there is no uniformity contained by implementing of uniform civil code???
Answers: Well, to answer simply the last query: state governments and different responses to lobbying and local discount factors.

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