do grand parents have any visiting rights her i california

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do grand parents have any visiting rights her i california

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Several years ago the U.S. Supreme Court held that grandparents do not have any visitation or custody rights beyond the rights of the parent that is their child. Your question does not indicate whether there has been a death or divorce. In the event of the death of a parent, the grandparents on that side of the family can only request voluntary visitation. If there has been a divorce and a biological parent has limited custodial or visitation rights then the grandparents on that side of the family generally have to rely on that parent to have access to the child. There are other factors that may be involved, but without additional information your question can only be answered in the most concrete terms which is to say that generally no, there are no special visitation rights for grandparents.

I have requested audio/video from the squad car that pulled me over the other nite, You cant hear anything said between me and the officer a...

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I have requested audio/video from the squad car that pulled me over the other nite, You cant hear anything said between me and the officer all you can hear is inside the squad car.. is there a different audio tape i can request that will have the conversation between me and the officer while outside of the squad car?

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It sounds like you're being your own lawyer in a criminal case, which is a good way to make sure that the case goes badly. With an attorney you not only would make proper discovery but have the best chance to resolve your case. No one here will know who recorded what without investigating the case.

I have a employment lawsuit settlement check from my previous employer for 15k coming in 2 months for unpaid hours. However, I also have a l...

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I have a employment lawsuit settlement check from my previous employer for 15k coming in 2 months for unpaid hours. However, I also have a lien/ judgement against me for $4,600 for a $500 unpaid credit card from 10 years ago. My question is, will the $4,600 lien be taken out of my class action employment lawsuit check for 15k? Would they even know about my upcoming settlement check? They attempted to garnish my wages from my current employer but since I have a child support lien they said they couldn't. I really need this money for my children's college. Btw. I love Law Guru! It helps people with little means make informed decisions!

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It is not automatically done. They would have to serve a Writ of Garnishment on your employer.

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do not deposit your check - cash it. If you have an account that they have attached then the funds will be gone. Secondly, if they find that you have a settlement, they will put a lien on the check.

I am getting permanent paritial disability from workers compensation and was let go from my job because they didnt have any positions for me...

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I am getting permanent paritial disability from workers compensation and was let go from my job because they didnt have any positions for me can I get a new job while I am receiving benefits?

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If you get a new job, you are not disable anymore and you either lose your benefit or will be adjusted depends on the how many hours you be working. Try benefits under SDI(State disability insurance). Feel free to call us at 213.388.7070 for a free consultation.

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I think Mr. Moheban is referring to total temporary disability benefits. You can certainly work and still receive PPD, but if your new work duties are more strenuous then the PD restrictions placed on you the carrier may try to get the PD percentage reduced.

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YES, YOU CAN EARN WAGES AND Keep PERMANENT DISABILITY checks!!!

Permanent Disability payments are just a supplement to working wages for a person less able to compete in the job market.

People are expected to work while they get the Permanent Disability checks.

i[f you get 'total temporary disability' payments then you medically cannot work. these are completely different from 'Permanent" Disability payments!!!]

IN ADDITION: when the employer doesn't 'accomodate' a permanent disability, you need to notify the adjuster and request (all in writing, of course) the statutory 15% INCREASE for the employer's failure to accommodate your permanent restrictions.

when one of my previous emlpyee filed a law suit against me over unpaid overtime, how can i dispute the claim?

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when one of my previous emlpyee filed a law suit against me over unpaid overtime, how can i dispute the claim?

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Have perfect time records that shows they are wrong, and a good attorney to present your case.

Father has full custody, mother has visitation and vacation rights and is court-ordered to pay child support to father. Mother has not paid ...

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Father has full custody, mother has visitation and vacation rights and is court-ordered to pay child support to father. Mother has not paid child support for years. What rights does the mother have? Can father deny mother visitation and vacation rights? Deny the mother rights to have contact with the child?

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The mother is currently in contempt for failing to pay child support. Therefore, you should file a petition for contempt to obtain back child support.

If you withhold the child during her visitation, she can file a petition for contempt. I know it's the natural response to withhold visitation. However, the court will still see it has contempt if you violate the visitation order.

If you need assistance to file the petiiton, I am available to discuss the matter further.

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Short story- Brother-in-law got into argument with neighbor. Goes to court, given ten days, then att. says no, lets fight as your are innoce...

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Short story- Brother-in-law got into argument with neighbor. Goes to court, given ten days, then att. says no, lets fight as your are innocent. Next trial- the jury is hung. ( this is a misdemeanor charge), third time tried, judge gives him one year! Okay, b-i-l is disabled, is on a pain medicine pump, and has electrodes implanted in his back. The jail had to take him to the icu at a local hospital, there for 5 days, now jail is saying that time does not count toward his year, and they have also changed his intake date from the 8th of September to the 23rd of September, presumably because they had him in the infirmary at the jail. This is not considered being "incarcerated" in Stafford County. Who can I talk to about getting him on house arrest? His health has completely deteriorated in there and my sister is freaking out. There has to be some way or somebody to help this guy.

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A motion needs to be filed and hearing scheduled with the court which sentenced your brother-in-law explaining why the terms of his sentence now need to be changed from incarceration in the county jail to an electronic monitoring device affixed to his ankle in his place of residence.