Monica S. asked
I need to find a lawyer that can help. Criminal lawyers can't help because the ticket I received in 1999 can not be sealed as I was found guilty for part of it. I work in childcare and have for over 30 years and now this ticket is preventing me from keeping my job. It was a DUI ticket with Child abuse added. Child abuse was dismissed but now my employer is risking their license if they keep me. I was convicted of DWAI in Colorado. I love my career and want to fight to keep it. My employer wants to keep me as well.
February 7th, 2024
Tricia D. answered
Unfortunately, if local attorneys have already informed you that they cannot help to either get the ...
February 7th, 2024
Create an account to view answers and interact with the community!
I went to get my hair conditioned and was talked into a color that resulted in dark purple hair, which I explicitly did not want. Additionally, during the visit, I had lash extensions and eyebrow work done, which caused red irritation bumps on my forehead from prior Botox. I am now out of money, embarrassed, and my forehead has puffed up. I want my hair to be healthy, my money back, compensation for the damage to my forehead, and for them to pay for my Botox to be redone. What legal options do I have to achieve this outcome?
January 9th, 2024
I had a painter quote me $800 for painting my common area inside, but after starting the job, he demanded $1500. I agreed on $800 verbally and have a check for that amount. He is threatening to take me to court. What should I do?
September 25th, 2023
If you hit a traffic pole in Georgia, do you have to report it to the police?
September 16th, 2024
My brother is filing a petition for clemency and needs to include his master file as part of the supporting documents. The facility said he needs a lawyer to subpoena his records, which is the only way to get them. Can you help? He needs the master file by June 27.
April 4th, 2023
I am new to AZ and work with a non-profit organization that assists persons with disabilities. Today, I received a General Durable Power of Attorney (POA) for one of our clients. Does this allow my attending manager to discuss medical issues with the persons listed on the POA without violating HIPAA?
December 18th, 2023
