Is it legal in the state of Missouri to falsify the year that a home was built?

  

Is it legal in the state of Missouri to falsify the year that a home was built?

I purchased a home in 2013 that had been repossessed by a bank after the death of the prior owners. It was sold to me on a cash-only basis and I was told that the house was built in 1970. My deed of trust says the house was built in 1970 all legal documents specify the houses being built in 1970 but I have found out in the last Almost 5 years since I purchased the home that the home was not built in 1970 but 1949. Is there a statue of limitations on what I can do and is there anything I can do about the falsification of when the house was built

Justin’s Answer

If someone intentionally falsified the records, they could be charged with fraud. However, if the crime dates back to the 70s, the statute of limitations is probably up.

More importantly to you, if the seller falsely represented the year to you, you may have an action against them to recover any financial loss you have suffered. You would have to contact an attorney for more information.

Can my wife agree not to have boyfriend at child exchange then bring him anyway?

  

Can my wife agree not to have boyfriend at child exchange then bring him anyway?

My wife and I separated 2 months ago. She moved 100 miles away. We have been trying to work out parenting time for our 2 children. Boyfriend threatens and taunts so I ask wife if I come to get the kids if she will keep him out of the exchange. Drive 2 hours to meet at designated place just to find out he is with her taunting in the background. Anything I can do to keep him out of exchanges?

Justin’s Answer

If you do not have a court order preventing it, then yes, she can change her mind. However, if the boyfriend is behaving inappropriately, you can possibly get a court order keeping him away from these meetings and away from your child if the behavior is severe enough. You will have to speak to a family law attorney to learn more.

What what can I do?

   

What what can I do?

Last year I had three tickets first tickets ever in my life 2 no insurance and one failure to stop at a stop sign I paid all three tickets off in full before the day of my court date just yesterday I was arrested and taken to jail due to driving on suspended license the reasoning behind that they said was I never paid my ticket when I did I have receipts and confirmation number what do I do

Justin’s Answer

You will need to hire an attorney to help you with this. It’s possible your payments weren’t processed correctly. It’s also possible that those tickets triggered a point suspension on your license, which may be the real reason you were charged. There are too many variable to answer in a public post.

What is the judge going to say or ask me?

  

What is the judge going to say or ask me?

I am 17 and I received a MIP a little over a month ago. I did do the breathalyzer and blew a .058. I don’t know what to say when I walk into court or what the judge is going to ask me. I do not know who my prosecutor is. I also did talk to an attorney, and he suggested for me to do 20 hours of community service before my court date, but now since I waited so long I will not be able to do that. This is also my very first offense of any kind on my record.

Justin’s Answer

The judge is going to inform you of the charge or charges against you and the possible penalties. Then the judge will ask how you plead. The judge will hopefully encourage you to ask for a continuance to contact an attorney. You should do so. In my area, MIP is a relatively easy charge to keep of your record. However, a local attorney can tell you more.

Will i face jail time for violating probation on first offence for sale crime

  

Will i face jail time for violating probation on first offence for sale crime

I’ve been on probation for a year and have one more to go. It is for shoplifting. I made the mistake of shoplifting again for 150 of merchandise. I have court in Sept. Am I facing jail time for first offence

Justin’s Answer

Yes. Judges are prone to put probation violators in jail, especially if they re-offend with the same crime. You could be looking at jail for violating probation AND on the new charge.

Any warrants

  

Any warrants

Any warrants for Leonard Franklin Eplin sr.

Justin’s Answer

This question cannot be answered in a public post. Contact a local attorney.

What should I expect for a first time speeding ticket going 80 in a 50 in Missouri?

   

What should I expect for a first time speeding ticket going 80 in a 50 in Missouri?

Got pulled over doing 80 in a 50 zone have a court date set for 3 months from now want to know what to expect because I assume it is not good

Justin’s Answer

Speeding, especially 30 over, is a jailable offense in Missouri. However, an experienced attorney in this area should be able to keep you out of jail.

This this is the question of a convicted felon protect themselves?

  

This this is the question of a convicted felon protect themselves?

There is no higher court or lower court that can prevent you from protecting yourself it is your god-given right the government cannot take that away from you for protecting yourself you have the right to live and no one can take that right away from you

Justin’s Answer

A felony conviction prohibits you from possessing firearms. This has been established for decades. However, an experienced attorney can try to get your felony expunged and reinstate your firearm rights.

If a motorcycle was involved in a high speed and know one was caught but bike was found and impounded, can charge owner

  

If a motorcycle was involved in a high speed and know one was caught but bike was found and impounded, can charge owner

Previous owner has only signed back of title they bought 4 yrs ago…can they wait for someone to claim bike then pursue charges

Justin’s Answer

Mere ownership of the bike probably wouldn’t be enough for conviction. However, there is circumstantial evidence that could contribute to that. This question requires you to speak with a local attorney as there are too many variables.

What are my chances of getting a continuance at my 2nd appearance on a felony assault charge to seek legal counsel

  

What are my chances of getting a continuance at my 2nd appearance on a felony assault charge to seek legal counsel

2nd degree assault on a minor had first court appearance told the judge I’m going to hire my own lawyer after a few consultations I want to have a few more will the judge grant me another continuance and give me more time to hire an attorney

Justin’s Answer

Chances are very good. Felony cases tend to move very slowly and the judge should understand the need for counsel in a serious case like this.