Recently, the California Legislature enacted Assembly Bill 1521 (effective October 10, 2015) to limit the practice of high-volume lawsuits motivated by the goal of obtaining quick settlements with business owners, rather than correcting violations of construction-related accessibility standards.
Wired Funds
My ex-girlfriend recently wired money into my account from the State of Ohio. I live in Oakland Ca. Our investment didn't go well and she now is stating that I stole her money. She contacted SFPD and they told her that they couldn't file this type of case, because the deposit wasn't had in their city. So, she contacted OPD and she stated to them, that she walked into my bank and deposited these funds. Therefore, they had to investigate this. OPD contacted me to discuss this matter and I asked why are they involve?? They stated that the ex-girlfriend walked into my bank(in Oakland) and deposited these funds into my account. I stated to them that these funds were wired from Ohio. They apparently looked into this and called to ask if there was any money left over. If so, send whatever is left over.
My question....If money is wired from another state, would the PD in that city(that it was rec'd), be responsible in investigating if there was a crime??
Grandparents with Primary Custody
My husband and I have custody of our daughter's 20 month old baby (both bio parents willingly signed a joint motion my lawyer prepared and the judge approved). This baby has lived with us since birth.
What are the chances we could lose custody to either bio parent down the road? They both are financially unstable and immature, they're both into partying, etc (they're in their early 20s). If either of them gets their act together in the future, I'm worried they could try to uproot my granddaughter from the stable loving environment we provide her. All parties live within a few miles of each other and we are completely flexible regarding visitation with both bio parents (they each only ask to see her about once a week for a few hours). I worry about this all the time. Is it a valid concern?
Dwls
I was stopped by an officer in the state of Michigan and handed him my Alaska drivers liscence, Which I have held for over a year. He then wrote me a ticket for DWLS becuase my Michigan liscence was suppended for an unpaid parking ticket. and none of the info on the ticket is correct so I am wondering if there is any legal way to dispute this
Contract use of someone's credit
can I leagally contract the use of someone's credit, name, and persons, for a period of time? say for example in use of a mortgage. what would this kind of contract be called