Tuesday, 28 April 2015

What is the blood alcohol limit in New Jersey that is illegal ?

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What is the blood alcohol limit in New Jersey that is illegal ?



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The NJ limit for DUI for an adult is .08%. Penalties range from fines, insurance surcharges and license suspension to prison time for multiple offenders.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 215-639-5297. We have 2 New Jersey offices to serve you.

Ellis Klein, Esquire

Young, Klein & Associates



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An .08 reading can cause one to be found guity of dui.



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.08% blood alcohol level or higher for adults, any blood alcohol level for people under age 21. Please contact me to discuss your case in more detail. I never charge for simply talking to a person about their case. Thank you.

Sincerely yours, -Ronald Aronds, Esq.- 908-272-0111

www.njworkerscompensationlaw.com



I rent a room from my landlord she never turns on the aircondionter I am dying. So we had a heated conversation about it. She wants me to pa...

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I rent a room from my landlord she never turns on the aircondionter I am dying. So we had a heated conversation about it. She wants me to pay extra just to have the airconditioner set at 78. The add for this rental stated aircondition was part of the rent?



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It seems that she is lbligated to supply A/C. You have to read the contract carefully.



I am based in Korea and I invested some money with a business partner located in Los Angeles in a restaurant business. The restaurant busine...

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I am based in Korea and I invested some money with a business partner located in Los Angeles in a restaurant business. The restaurant business didn't go a head but I didn't get my initial investment back, which I'm entitled to. How much are your fees or what is your fee structure? (urgent and specific reply relating to fee structure needed)



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Few lawyers would propose terms in a public forum like this. Besides, you haven't provided enough information. Feel free to contact me directly if you'd like to discuss your case in more detail.



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There isn't a single answer to your question. Lawyer fees are typically negotiated and vary based on any number of factors. Best thing is to find a lawyer (or several) who practice in the community where the defendants reside and talk on the phone about the facts and the fee terms under which the lawyer would accept the case. Good Luck



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Most lawyers will not publicly discuss their fees, and more information is needed about your situation. I do pride myself on coming up with creative billing arrangements which my clients find fair and satisfactory. Please do not hesitate to contact me.

Justin Sobodash

The Law Office of Justin Sobodash

9107 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 450

Beverly Hills, California 90210

Telephone: 310.461.3577

Facsimile: 310.461.1901



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I'll give some free advice. People that put money into a business can be classified as lenders or investors. Lenders are entitled to be repaid under the terms of the loan. Investors may make money or lose money, depending upon the success of the business, but are never entitled to repayment of the principal sum invested in the business. Your rights very much depend upon whether you were an investor or a lender. In either case, you may have a winnable lawsuit for fraud or failure to follow the securities laws. If you are a lender, you have additional rights to go after the sum you lent, absent any proof of fraud or violation of securities law. You need to decide whether you were an investor or a lender, and then, whether it was simply a bad deal or whether you were cheated.



What cars have chromies?

What cars have chromies?
the cars that have chromies are usally the realy nice cars or some other custom cars.

Can Defendant respond after Judgement without prejudiced- memorandum - or to (PROPOSED) orders granting default prove-up injunctive releif a...

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Can Defendant respond after Judgement without prejudiced- memorandum - or to (PROPOSED) orders granting default prove-up injunctive releif and fees/



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The case is over, and you lost. If a default judgment was taken against you, and you have a meritorious defense to the lawsuit, you have one shot at getting the judgment set aside; and you must file a motion to set aside the default and default judgment immediately upon learning of the judgment. All other attempted court filings will be ignored. If not losing the case is important to you, consult an attorney at once.



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Your are confusing various legal terms. If the other side is merely moving for a default judgment but has not yet gotten one, file an answer immediately and no default can be taken. if a default has been taken, you can first see if you can get the other side to agree to set it aside and if not move to set it aside. You have a reasonable period of time, not to exceed 6 months, to move to set aside a default judgment.



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I can't tell from your post whether the clerk has entered your default or not. Once the clerk enters your default, you have no rights to appear in court, either to file responsive pleadings, or even show up at the default hearing and attempt to contradict the plaintiff. Your remedy when in default is to file a motion to set aside the default, and if a default judgment is entered, the corresponding default judgment. The time limits are critical, depending on your grounds. You also have the right to appeal from a default judgment, but that is a rare approach and you had better know what you are doing if you plan on that.



In 2008 I borrowed $800.00 from Americash loans. I lost my jaob shortly after and was unable to maintain scheduled payments. Recently they s...

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In 2008 I borrowed $800.00 from Americash loans. I lost my jaob shortly after and was unable to maintain scheduled payments. Recently they sent me a letter stating they are going to enforce the promissary note. I have been sending them twenty five dollars a month which they say is not enough to satisfy the loan ever. I do not wish to be sued. Please help me ! I need to know how to settle this issue. I just recently started a new job at minimum wage. I can not afford to pay $1600 which they now say I owe with interest.



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Accept the fact that they will sue you and obtain a judgment against you. However, they cannot garnish your wages or seize funds from your bank account in South Carolina. The judgment will negatively affect your credit rating and be active for ten years. If you own a home the judgment will place a lien on your house for the amount of the judgment plus interest. So when you go to sell your home it will have to be paid off before you get any funds in your pocket. I would not lose any sleep over this.



In art what does value mean?

In art what does value mean?
It could mean value as in monetary terms.It could also have value as an important piece in its influence on a certain style.