You need to be more specific. Apply to what, where and why and how.
You need to ensure what state the person is in when getting the tattoo. If they are in Wisconsin, Wisconsin's laws apply. If they are in another state when obtaining it, then Wisconsin's laws would not apply even if the person has one parent in Wisconsin. Some states will allow just one parent or legal guardian to be present for someone who is a minor, while some states will not allow a minor to get one at all. Check the states laws where the person will be getting the tattoo. Most states, if not all, will consider "legal age" when a person is no longer a minor or can be emancipated.
The laws of the state in which the minor lives are the laws that would apply.
Yes. Wisconsin is the only state that has extremely liberal laws that apply to what legally constitutes the emancipation of a minor.
No. The Indiana court would apply Indiana law.
READ your contract. It usually covers which state laws apply in default. The laws are basically the same in both states. Self help repo allowed as long as there is NO breach of peace.
IF your referring to Service Animal Laws in Wisconsin they are the same as federal laws regarding the same matter, but they must also have a a special harness or vest in wisconsin indcating they are a service dog.
Yes. The firearm laws relating to concealed weapons do not apply to rifles- they are not considered concealable.
You can learn about Wisconsin employment laws online by visiting http://www.dwd.state.wi.us/er/labor_standards_bureau/publication_erd_4906_pweb.htm. You will be able to find all the information you need on laws surrounding employment in Wisconsin.
Some international laws apply to India. All Indian national laws apply to all India. Local laws apply in certain areas.
It will usually be the state where the person lived when the contract was made, in this case it would be Florida. However, the Florida SOL would have been restarted from the time the person moved to Colorado. Your credit card agreement will specify which laws will apply to the contract. It might not be Florida or Colorado! It could be New Jersey or some other state. * The Colorado SOL would apply and begin when the debtor established residency. If the creditor chose to use UCC laws and/or arbitration and won they would still have to file for a judgment in the state court in the county where the debtor resides. That being the case, the debtor is entitled to use the SOL (if applicable). If the SOL is not valid the debtor may still use all real and personal property exemptions that apply under Colorado statae law.
They can repossess your vehicle at any time. As long as they're the lienholder on the title, it doesn't matter where the car is titled. * If a lender sues for arrearages and fees the laws of the state where the car was purchased apply, not the state in which the car is titled.
No, the buyers remorse laws do not apply to the purchase of any vehicle new or used in any state. You bought the car and you own the car.