Is there any way? Going to court or anything .. because it's a matter of survival. I'm not kidding
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I assume you are in Ontario, because you're talking about the G2.  Each province has different rules.  The graduated system was created to make sure you get experience gradually.  As far as I know, there is no way around it, and there shouldn't be.  I can't imagine how it would be a matter of survival.\n\nThe only option I could think of is if you have two residences, like a school and a home, or separated parents in different provinces, and you could get your licence in a province without the graduated system.
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yes you can but from lawyers better consult a lawyer friend to give u good advice wish u all the best
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not sure,maybe u should hire a lawyer.
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He can, but it would get thrown out of court and would be a waste of time for everyone involved.  You can sue for anything if you can find an attorney that will take the case.  Whether you'd win or even have it go to court is another matter.
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NOT very easily.. they would have to go thru a eviction process to get you out ESPECIALLY if you can prove you have been paying...
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you can probably call the court and ask
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Find a legal advisor. I think you should solve the metter legally. It is the best way, in my opinion, to protect your rights.
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u won't unless it is in a court.  contact family member or person who is handling his affairs.
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It's easy, just sign the papers, pay the fee & submit to the court. No lawyers necessary. good luck.
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You need to talk to a lawyer and fast.
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yes court would be the only option most likely.  you could try talking to the mom, but most likely won't work. personally, I'm the mom and have the opposite.  good luck!
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Contact the clerk of court and try to make arrangements that way, or you could get an attorney and they could go and ask for a continuance for you.
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Talk to a lawyer. Nobody is going to be able to give you the highly detailed legal assistance you are seeking based on that short summation of your feelings about the situation.
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You would have to file a lawsuit seeking an injunction against him, though it is unlikely that you would succeed, because your rights are no more important than his in this case. I would definitely speak to a lawyer.
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First, find a better lawyer.  Then, they will be able to help you.  I would NOT continue with this lawyer who clearly does not have the skills to properly handle your case.
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It will take an act of a court.  Get your evidence in order and file your case.
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I do not. But if I wanted to handle something like that on my own, the 1st thing I would do, is to call the court involved and ask them how I should proceed.\n\nOtherwise I would just call an attorney and have him/her take care of it.