Question posted for attorneys at law to answer: Is it legal for another person to have in their possession...?
470811
Your deceased mother's property should be distributed according to her wishes, and those wishes should be spelled out in a will. \n\nHer Texas driver license is not her property. It belongs to the State of Texas, and should be surrendered to the Department of Motor Vehicles, since she is deceased. \n\nThe law addresses the illegal USE of those documents, but mere possession of them as part of estate property should be addressed by the executor of her estate. \n\nAnd, yes, if you're unable to simply ask your aunt for your mother's things, you'd do well to send her a letter asking for them. Remember, however, that while you're her daughter, that your aunt is her sister. Might be a good idea to sit down together and talk about your mother's property.\n\nGood luck.
788663
Yes, talk to a lawyer.
1003688
I wouldn't purchase another one, until the divorce is finalised. Rent until then, they buy one....or if you can't wait, put it in someone else's name until the divorce is final. if it's a nasty divorce, they could try to go after half of it, just to be dirty.
119058
no they shouldnt be doing that kind of stuff,if that person wasnt charge for any crime.maybe you should ask a lawyer about that.but if you cant afford one go to state lawyer ask them what you should do abou it,k. did that help u out?
562186
I agree with RKRELL and in addition according to what you state in your question with regards to "Due to the fact that her lover told me he was arrested for possession of cocaine that he was going to give her for her birthday last month", I would say you definitely want to make your attorney aware of this. This being true it would seem to me this 'lover' could provide both testimony as to her personal habits of both drug use and adultery which in most states would at the very least afford you possible temporary custody of your sons.
1185672
Yep. it is illegal.\nThis is called "false arrest".[1]\nContact a lawyer immediately.
707923
ASK your lawyer as he is the only one who knows!
411594
This is a question you should be asking your lawyer not us.\n\nIf you don't have a lawyer then your screwed.
987025
Not against the law...but against morality.\nYou are using someone else's account..
1067734
My husband is a deputy sheriff in a Florida county and this is what he said:  The person who is in possession of the drugs will be the one arrested.  However if the person that has possession of the drugs denies it being his and if "you" are the registered owner of the vehicle then both of you will be arrested.  At that point it would be up to the courts to sort out.  He says it happens quite a bit.  Usually one cops to it after they are both arrested.  He said that police aren't inclined to believe either one.  So if no one admits..They both go!
639256
I really think this is a question that only a lawyer can answer, and I'm not one. Not really a question for here unless there are lawyers online at the moment. Sorry
473806
The product: illegal\nTo own/use the product: legal
529627
call a lawyers office and ask. i think it depends on the laws in your area
1093228
Well, is this person your attorney, or your friend, or both?  You refer to them as "an attorney friend" but the fact that you mention that he or she is an attorney leads me to believe that their profession characterizes their identity with you more than the fact that they are your friend.  If he or she is truly your friend, get them something that you know they would like as a person, not as an attorney.  But if you're getting them a gift with the fact that they are an attorney in mind, might I suggest the following, based on your spending limit: a book of lawyer jokes, Gerry Spence's new book, a mont blanc pen, a glass caligraphy pen and ink well (for signing REALLY important documents), a small statue of Lady Justice for their desk (can be very cheap, or very expensive if done in precious metals), a nicely framed copy of the Constitution, or a salt water fish tank with a small shark breed in it.
352579
She should report it to the attorney calling her to testify and to the district attorney.\n\nShe shouldn't worry whether it's legal or illegal or if there's evidence or anything else.  Let the DA worry about all of that.  In the meantime, just give them the information they need to do their jobs.
205125
It seems, unless you have Power of Attorney to do so, it is illegal to sign anyone else's name to a legal document.  You can not bind another to an agreement by signing it.  (There may be stiff consequences for doing so.)\n  \n\nNote:  I am not lawyer.
65707
Probably not.  Get your brother to give it back to you.  Has it been filed with the County Recorder?  See an attorney.