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Local Laws
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What can happen to you if you lie about someone stealing your car to the cops?
If you intentionally lie about someone stealing your car to the police, you could potentially face legal consequences. This could include charges such as making false statements, filing a false police report, or even perjury if you lie under oath. Penalties can vary depending on the jurisdiction, but they often involve fines, probation, or potentially imprisonment.
What are the Mississippi chancery clerk qualifications?
As per: www.sos.state.ms.us/elections/qual_feesmscands.asp CHANCERY CLERK, CIRCUIT CLERK, TAX ASSESSOR/COLLECTOR Qualifications: A qualified elector of the county in which he/she seeks election. MISS. CONST. of 1890, art. V §§135, and 138; art. VI, §168; art. XII, §250. Fee for party candidates: Same as for sheriff. Number of signatures required for Independent candidates: 50. No fee required.
What are the four stages of the juvenile justice system?
Once an offense has been committed by a juvenile, there will be a police investigation and a petition filed in a juvenile court. Next, a pre-hearing and pre-trial will occur. The final steps is a trial and sentencing.
The 4th amendment does extend to automobiles. No Police Officer or Government official may seize any property from a persons property unless you're under arrest for a crime involving that said vehicle or they have a warrant for that said vehicle.
Yes, you have to register golf carts in South Dakota in order to drive on public roads. A city would have meetings at a town council and everyone would be able to give their input.
Do you have to pay taxes on a trailer house right away?
Most jurisdictions treat taxes on a trailer house as a vehicle tax and it is paid right away. A trailer house on a permanent foundation is treated as a home and taxed periodically, the same as a house.
What is the curfew for Aurora Illinois students?
kids 15 and younger can stay out till 10:00pm daily and 16 and 17 year olds can be out till 11:00pm Sunday threw Thursday and midnight on Friday and Saturday
How many miles can a car have and still be sold as new?
If the vehicle has never been registered (regardless of how many miles are on it), the vehicle is legally considered new. Once it has been registered, it's legally a used car. Demos are new cars that have been driven by the car dealer as test-drive vehicles. They will sport 'dealer' plates. Often they are used by a salesperson as a their personal vehicle and can have hundreds to several thousand miles on them.
So, it's not the mileage; it's the registration.
Who pays for damages to your car when it's hit by a shopping cart?
In most cases, when your car is damaged by a shopping cart, your own insurance company will cover the damages. Most shopping centers post "park at your own risk signs" but with the help of an attorney, you may get them to cover some of the repair cost.
Who governs the freedom of media in Canada?
no one does the government gives media freedom rights but have some powers to censor media during times. but tv stations stop the playing some shows and news not the government
How old do you have to be to babysit in Manitoba?
It mostly depends on what your costumer that your babysitting for wants or if they think you are ready...... -lauren
Can you go ti jail for threatening someone that your going to tell everybody that shes a hacker?
Yes, you could. A threat is a threat despite what you think the person has done. If she calls the police and feels you can carry out the threat you have a problem. You are acting like a bully when you threaten someone about an issue.
What are the Cause and effect of early age pregnancy in the Philippines?
lack of attention from the parents
All of the new pubs built as part of the new town were named after butterflies or moths. The hummingbird is a moth as well as a bird i believe. I lived nearby and played omn the site when it was built
Does kendall county iL have a noise ordinance law?
Kendall County, Illinois does have noise ordinance laws. The nighttime part of the law is in effect from 10 pm to 7 am. It bans noises in residential areas that exceed 55 dBA.
You should allow the executor some time to work before demanding information. Executors need time to locate and gather estate assets and determine and pay estate bills. If you are entitled to a percentage of the estate, it would be impossible for an executor to give you an accurate idea of the size and nature of your inheritance.
Never the less, you are entitled to know everything about the will and the estate, however, not necessarily as soon as you would like. All states have laws governing the information an executor has to give to beneficiaries, but not all are the same, so you do have to check the laws of the state the will was probated. These laws are made to give executors a reasonable amount of time to perform their work without interruption or intrusion by beneficiaries. Examples are:
Beneficiaries are entitled to know that a will that names them as a beneciciary has been admitted to probate. However, all such statutes or rules give executors a reasonable amount of time to do so. In New Jersey it is 60 days.
Beneficiaries are entitled to know what the assets of the estate are; however, the executor does need time to compile the inventory of assets. In New Jersey, executors are not required to file inventories with the probate court unless a beneficiary asks the court to force the executor to do so. Unless there are some exigent circumstances, the court will not order an inventory before 6 months after the date of probate. Many other states require the filing of an inventory within a certain period of time. If that time passes, the court will order it to be done.
Beneficiaries are entitled to know what bills and administrative expenses are being paid out; however, executors are not required to give regular updates to beneficiaries. In New Jersey, a beneficiary can ask the probate court to compel an executor to file an intermediate accounting, but, unless there are exigent circumstances, the court will not order that accounting until after one year from the date of probate. Some states require an accounting to be filed within a certain period of time, or the court will order it to be done.
These time periods do not preclude beneficiaries from asking questions and they do not preclude executors from giving information out sooner.
Ultimately, the executor has to prove to your satisfaction that the amount of your inheritance is the amount to which you are entitled. If you are not satisfied, the disagreements will be litigated in court.
The whole idea of this system is a balancing of the interests and rights of executors and beneficiaries. It is a recognition of the fact that executors need time to administer the estate free from interruption for a reasonable time. After that, the interests of beneficiaries becomes more important and you can ask a court to compel the giving of information if it is not voluntarilly given.
My advice to executors is that the more information given to beneficiaries the better everyone will be.
My advice to beneficiaries is let the executor work in peace for a while.
Good executors should not be secretive as secrecy breeds suspicion and ill feelings. But good beneficiaries should should not be disruptive and demanding. The constant interruption of an executor's work usually only delays matters.
From your perspective:The executor is required to file the Will in Probate Court if your mother owned any property at the time of her death. Once the Will is filed you can visit the Probate Court and ask to see the file. You can review the Will and obtain a copy if you wish. From that point on you can monitor the executor's progress in probating the estate by periodically visiting the court and reviewing the file to see what documents have been filed. You have the right to have the estate probated expeditiously.
Does Delaware have Squatter's Rights laws?
What are the squatters rights/adverse possession rights and laws in wilmington delaware
Can the US check UK criminal records?
The US and UK both belong to Interpol, and share criminal records in theory. The degree of sharing is problematic.
What are the sources of environmental laws?
Federal laws, state laws, local laws, host nation Laws/final governing sanctions, and international laws/treaties.
What is an issuance of process?
A process is a legal notice. The issuance of processes is a function of the District Clerk in supporting the court system. The processes issued by the Clerk constitute the written instructions of the court.
If im 20 and the partner is 16 can you go to jail?
It depends on the age of consent in your area. If the partner is underage and you are an adult then yes, you could end up in jail.
How many dogs are you allowed in WI?
I'm pretty sure you can have as many as you want, but only 2 can have a liscence.
