If COVID-19 has taught us anything, it is that life can change in an instant. As the country strives to re-open and create a new normal, there are many lessons to be taken away. One of these lessons is the importance of ensuring your estate planning documents are in place when you are young and healthy.
I am in 8th grade (in high school next year) and my school passed out the year-books on friday, but they refuse to give me mine because I am under on my lunch money... now i know that sounds fair but i didn't buy the year-book from the school, I paid the company who made the year-books for it... so my question is cant they do that? I mean is it LEGAL for the school to refuse to give me MY year-book, for that reason... eventhough everybody paid the company NOT the school for the year-books???? or does the school HAVE to give me my year-book??????
p.s.- please answer ASAP school ends this week and i REALLY REALLY want my year-book
THANK YOU soooo much for your time!
tickets for driving with revoked registration due to no insurance
i was ticketed by a piscataway police officer in my driveway after i had exited my vehicle and walked a few steps away, only to be ordered back into the vehicle and eventually ticketed. two tickets were given to me. one for revoked registration and the other for failure to surrender revoked registration. the officer claimed he was cutting me alot of slack because he could've towed my vehicle and impounded due to the nature of not having the vehicle insured. now the whole catch to this situation is that i had a valid geico insurance card but i did not have insurance at the time because i missed my bi-annual payment that i thought i had submitted in september '07. the month was crazy as i was moving, starting school and i thought that i had squared away all my bills in time. obviously that was not the case. an additional quirk to the situation is that i was ticketed for driving without insurance several years back around 2004. i spoke with the prosecutor, prior to my 2nd court appearance and managed no loss of driving privileges, nor any points but a hefty $1k fine. i've since reinstated my insurance policy and have ''new'' registration for my vehicle. how do i handle this situation with or without legal representation?