ANY help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks,

-Steve

Every state has different laws regarding this. You may want to speak with an attorney. You can locate one through the attorney locator on Lawinfo's home page at http://www.lawinfo.com/. Some do offer free consultations.

thanks for the QUICK reply.

I will have an attorney looking into it Tuesday, he's retired but has been private practice, a judge AND a D.A. here locally, so I'm pretty sure that he'll be able to "fill me in".

being in Alaska, I'm totally aware that state laws differ in regards to certain aspects, again THANKS for the quick reply.

regards,

Steve

hi,


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