Informed legal decisions is one of the best to consider as a teenager or parent to be educated on regardless of the age differences.
Below are some most frequent search questions
Are traffic violations civil or criminal matters?
Traffic violations are considered criminal matters and are handled as criminal law cases. As a result, the penalty imposed is an obligation that the offender has towards the state for a violation of the law. The state could be a local township, municipality, city, county, state, or even the federal government. However, unless you’ve committed a major violation or the violation is otherwise dangerous or life-threatening to other motorists, the officer will simply issue you a traffic ticket.
Do debt collectors have only a certain amount of time to sue for payments?
The first thing to do is determine if the statute of limitations for collecting a debt in your state has passed. If the debt is older than the statute of limitations, the collector would be wasting its time trying to collect the debt, as the original creditor or the assigned collection agency cannot go to court to get a judgment.
How does creating a living will empower me?
A living will serve to make your wishes and instructions known regarding your medical treatment if you become incapable of making treatment decisions. Treatment providers should follow your specific instructions. The instructions you write in this document would be evidence of your expressed wishes in the event that your wishes are challenged in court.
How can the landlord/tenant relationship end?
Most leases provide that either the landlord or tenant can end the landlord/tenant relationship by giving the other party written notice that the lease will not be renewed. The lease normally sets forth how many days’ notice must be given before the lease ends in order to be effective. The relationship can end before the end of the lease term if both parties to the lease agreement to terminate the relationship, if outside events such as a fire destroying the leased premises, or if one or both of the parties breaches the terms and conditions of the lease. The rights and remedies of either party in these situations is dependent on the nature and cause of the termination and the provisions of the lease. If you do not have a lease or if your lease has expired, other notice provisions may apply.
How do I know if I have a personal injury case?
Determining whether you have a personal injury case depends on several factors, including:
how the injury occurred,
who is at fault, and
how significant the injuries are.
