The VA has strict requirements for proof of presence in Hiroshima or Nagasaki during August 6, 1945–July 1, 1946, which frequently causes denials of claims if records are incomplete or if the veteran served in nearby areas (e.g., on ships supporting the occupation).

You can 1. request... View More

Generally to access bank account information they need a subpoena issued to the bank. However, businesses often turn over CCTV and internal records without subpoenas or search warrants since they want to facilitate the arrest/prosecution. Generally, the 4th amendment does not prohibit 3rd parties... View More

Yes, the IRS can hold your money, including freezing your bank account, if they believe you owe back taxes, especially during an investigation of alleged tax debt or fraud.

IRS investigation of a potential tax fraud can take a long time to resolve.

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The answer here is going to depend on how the order was treated (if temporary orders or part of a permanent modification). Without looking at the orders/parenting plan/financial plan it is impossible to advise on whether a Motion to reinstate support or Notice of deployment ending would be... View More

If the child support is suspended, then you may be able to request to "reinstate" the child support once you are back to the Omaha-area so that the travel deviation is no longer appropriate. if the child support was modified to zero under a deviation or terminated, then you likely need... View More

If the principal (patient) is considered competent, or has periods where he is lucid, then he can sign a document revoking that power of attorney. Or, assuming he's competent, he can sign another (additional) powers of attorney providing him additional agents/persons to act as his power of... View More

If you are in the process of Florida adopting the child support order then you are already doing what you need to. A parent cannot simply relinquish their rights to a child. The father will be responsible for child support until the child turns 18. Speak with a local family lawyer for more specific... View More

The Colorado Final Judgement would need to be domesticate in Florida and there is a specific procedure to properly accomplish the same. Unless your daughter is going to be adopted by a step parent or someone else with you it is doubtful that your former husband would be permitted to voluntarily... View More

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answered on Apr 28, 2025

Go to the law library in your county and they will have answer forms. Sign up for Odyssey efiling to make sure you get notification of all court dates and documents.

Your question is covered by the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (UIFSA) since it addresses the issue of a form of child support - college contribution. The issue is whether as a result of your move to Penn, does Penn law now apply to the issue of contribution for college, since the laws in... View More

You will need to file for divorce, have your spouse served, and in your petition you should state what relief you are seeking regarding custody, visitation, child support, and marital property. You will then have to present your case at trial and let the court know what you are asking them to... View More

First of all, your sister has no authority to control any property until a will is probated or an intestate (no will) proceeding is initiated and she is appointed as the Personal Representative. If you cannot find a will, then it may be a good idea for you to initiate such a proceeding and ask that... View More

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answered on Apr 1, 2025

Military Posts are federal jurisdiction, not State. So check with the Provost Marshall or Security there. The Post Commander sets the rules for firearms on his post, which usually involves registration and not being armed.

You can request a copy of the death certificate directly from Nebraska Vital Statistics. They may be able to provide if you can show a legitimate need. Contact Nebraska Vital Statistics at 402-471-2871. If your QDRO states that benefits end upon death of the spouse, then a certified copy of your... View More

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answered on Mar 20, 2025

The proper time to remove a judge you suspect is biased is prior to conducting a trial. You should also raise this issue before the judge rules on any substantive motions. Your lawyer can draft an affidavit for a change of judge and have you sign it. The lawyer then will ask the judge to recuse... View More

Filing a petition with evidence, such as your video footage, could secure a temporary restraining order swiftly if the court finds immediate harm is likely without intervention. A hearing would follow within 21 to 22 days to consider a longer-term order, potentially lasting up to three years, based... View More

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answered on Mar 7, 2025

If you're entering the military you will want to get this reduced since reckless driving is classified as a criminal misdemeanor and it can impact security clearances and job promotion etc. You likely can hire an attorney to represent you in your absence depending on the jurisdiction. And... View More

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answered on Mar 7, 2025

Consult with an attorney who handles cases in the jurisdiction where you got the ticket. The initial consultation will likely be at no cost to you. Even at that speed, it might be possible to appear by counsel (you would not need to drive back to Virginia to appear on your case). The possible... View More

As an heir at law, you can file an application to probate your father's estate in the probate court in the county where your father lived immediately prior to his death. HIs current wife would need to come forward with his Will if she contends that he left one. That will enable you to see... View More

I'm sorry about your accident. I hope you and everyone else involved are okay. I'll defer to my colleagues who practice military law for issues involving returning to duty and related matters. But those aspects of the question aside, it's worth keeping in mind that depending on fault... View More