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Uninsured, but not at fault.(?)
https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=238779- Happy Trails
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- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Standing in a handicapped space -- New York
Norman Rogers writes: It seems to me that the two posters are self-styled victims, full of misery and demanding that everyone feel sorry for them. So life dealt you some lousy cards. So what. You are wrong. I was dealt a wonderful hand.- Happy Trails
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- Forum: Parking Tickets and Non-Moving Violations
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Front license plate ticket.
Do you really want the license plate flying around in your vehicle if you get into a crash? :eek:- Happy Trails
- Post #11
- Forum: Parking Tickets and Non-Moving Violations
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Minor on TV without consent
"Guys Gone Wild: Spring Break"?- Happy Trails
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- Forum: Sports / Arts / Entertainment Law
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My husband violated fed parole
A loaded gun. What a loser!!!- Happy Trails
- Post #11
- Forum: Sentencing / Parole / Pardons / Plea Bargains
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Standing in a handicapped space -- New York
You shouldn't even pull into a parking space that is designated for handicapped parking. You have no business in that space. Why should you inconvenience people who are in need of a closer place to park? When you look at your dash, it does show the letter "P"; there is no "S" for your...- Happy Trails
- Post #3
- Forum: Parking Tickets and Non-Moving Violations
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Seller conned me $975
You have a small claims court case. You would have to file in New Jersey. If you choose to follow through and win a judgement and the guy still doesn't pay; you would need to collect judgement through means of liens, garnishment, or writ of execution. Info. link...- Happy Trails
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- Forum: Online Purchases and Sales
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out of state speeding ticket in NC, mandatory court day, what to do?
You are willing to have your license suspended? You need to go to court and take care of this. https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=238821- Happy Trails
- Post #2
- Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
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One ticket = Insurance Cancelled
Did you take care of the speeding ticket?- Happy Trails
- Post #6
- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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accident
You have already been awarded a judgement. You need to familiarize your self with these terms, garnishment, liens, and writ of execution.- Happy Trails
- Post #2
- Forum: Small Claims Courts
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Is it fraud?
Insurance company didn't look into it at the time because they thought he was an employee and the premiums were getting paid. The insurance company may be doing an investigation. They all possibly could get into trouble depending on the outcome. Insurance companies don't like to pay out...- Happy Trails
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- Forum: Health Insurance and HMO Plans
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NC Citation - 85 in 65 - please help!
Robbie0723 is correct. I would advise in getting a lawyer as well. You are only 18 and insurance is already high. Don't get another citation it will be worse than whatever you get with this one. So slow down and keep tags and insurance current. Good luck and post back.- Happy Trails
- Post #8
- Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
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Petty theft definition
You could give details, then someone may be able to tell you exactly what you are looking for. Here is info. that may help you in your search. http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/ Then go to > Laws and Constitution and click on statutes In the search box type in chapter 20, scroll down to 18 TITLE...- Happy Trails
- Post #4
- Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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Motorcycle/Car accident; no faults assigned...What do I do?
Let your insurance companies handle it, that is what you pay premiums for. Just because the police officer couldn't determine if a citation should have been given, doesn't mean the insurance companies won't settle.- Happy Trails
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- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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need steps to getting a restraining order to protect juvenile
You need to include the name of your state since the laws vary from one state to another. That is why the question is asked when you start your thread.- Happy Trails
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- Forum: Juvenile Law
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annulment for marriage not consummated?
Washington is a community property state (you probably knew that and that's why you were hoping an annulment would work). Information link: http://www.divorcesupport.com/laws/washington.shtml Two words. The word hyphen derived from latin. If it were greek it would have been huphen. hehe- Happy Trails
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- Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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Car Accident, Insurance paid part of loan
You should have had GAP insurance. The other driver was only responsible for the fair market value of your car. It was not their fault that you owed more on the car then it was worth.- Happy Trails
- Post #2
- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Is it fraud?
How did the person understand that they were eligble to receive the health insurance coverage? The person that signed this person up committed fraud.- Happy Trails
- Post #2
- Forum: Health Insurance and HMO Plans
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NC Citation - 85 in 65 - please help!
Make sure you go to court, the DMV receives notification from the court if you fail to appear. Then your driving privileges will be revoked until the DMV receives notice that you have complied with the citation. If you are convicted of driving over the speed limit of more than 15 mph, you may...- Happy Trails
- Post #3
- Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
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What happens to the arrearages after 18
You could also take out a life insurance policy on your son's father. That way if something did happen to him you would be the beneficiaries.- Happy Trails
- Post #5
- Forum: Child Support
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