any lawyers out there? have a ? about private rd maintenance.?
374143
why would they want you to pay for gravel they put down?  perhaps there is something in your story that i'm missing.\n\nedit: i still don't understand why they want you to pay for this.  had you discussed repairing it or was this just something they wanted?  if it was just something they decided they wanted to do, they can pay for it.  you have no responsibility to pay for anything.
1020516
Well, the fact that the vehicle was used for dealing drugs really doesn't help the fact that your motor is no good.\n\nYou need to take it to a certified place, like the local Nissan dealership for them to look at the problem. The mechanic may not have replace your motor at all, or the problem may not be in the old or new motor.  If you take it to a certified and ligitimate place for repairs and/or consultation about the problem and they are able to PROVE that the old mechanic did not do what he said he would do to fix the problem (since he obviously didn't since it is still smoking) then you can get a lawyer on the basis of fraud.  \n\nYou have to have proof to go against his work, and it is very important that you always take your vehicle to a certifited repair facility because they are always insured and bonded against their repairs if something goes wrong.  This guy probibly doesn't even have insurance on his own car, let alone the mechanic work.  You can still sue him though, even without him being (possibly) insured against repairs because he personally worked on it.  You can use the drug thing against his credibility.
962011
You need pictures. I would call a real estate attorney and see if they can help. Sometimes when you mention the law they change their tune.
141935
By having the trust own the vehicle you are separating yourself from the liability. The trust still has to pay insurance on the vehicles. But I really don't think it totally cuts you out of the picture.
509727
sounds like you need a lawyer
905006
Why risk it? It will eventually catch up to you. When you get caught you will have to fork over probably more money not to mention time wasted which could have been used else where while your trying to clear things up. TAKE CARE OF IT. and yah a majority of the states do share DMV info.
972946
First, I am really sorry to hear this and wish you all the best.\n\nBut knowing a good law firm requires knowing the specific jurisdiction of the event. You are going to be looking for a plaintiff's litigation firm which specializes in personal injury. While money is not necessarily an objective, the recovery might be extensive assuming the estate of the deceased driver has anything to give. I would recommend consulting with a few different lawyers in your area and comparing their advice. Given what you have said, the recovery should be rather significant (including injuries to your wife, vehicle loss, loss of wages, and any potential impact it might have on the child). But just compare the advice of the attnys in the area and proceed from there.
284440
It sounds very messy. I recommed you dont waste any time and get an attorney that is familar with your state's laws.
15428
You could go through the governor’s office and explain the problem.  They will be able to make the contact with the group which is overseeing the attorneys.  One of the problems they are having with situations such as this is that, many of the records (in both the public files and in the care of private attorneys) are now missing.  If you have any documents from this case, make copies and keep them.
57914
I was actually in this situation.\nI went in and told costumer service, and they called for the owner of the vehicle to come to the front desk.  After several pages, they never showed up, so they called the police.\nI'm not sure what happened after that.
893672
It probably isn't necessary for a car on private property to have a valid inspection sticker.\n\nOf course for it to be removed to the inspection station to get it inspected requires special arrangement. (In the UK you need to make an advance appointment with an inspection station; without researching Texas law I can only say that the worst case scenario would be you have to get it towed to the inspection place.)\n\nTechnically, whoever came onto the private property may well have been trespassing. But you probably won't get anywhere in court by arguing that. Unless this is a homicide case and you are arguing actual fear of harm, and that's why you shot the inspector!
1065871
Consult your lawyer!!!!!
62975
some times you can call the local police department and they can help. and even put a 24 hour notice on it. we did this at the auto parts store that i work at.
188178
Get A lawyer My Hubbie got caught up w&#92;his bro well the prosucuter told me he'd get  a year, I got a lawyer he only did the time it took to get him a court date do not plea to nothig that what he did now that stuff is always on his record .besides around here they r getting reall tough on d.v
1126120
You need an attorney.
713222
You are out of luck without a lawyer.\n\nCoach
1108746
sorry nederlander but not even then, failure to yield exiting a private drive is also a violation in most all jurisdiction\n\n\n\nthat should be worth 10 points!