Legal advice, assistance, give me an answer.

The circumstances are very minor, and there is no need to take the initiative to explain, and making a fuss is only a violation of the Public Security Administration Punishment Law. Leave him alone, pretending not to know about it.

In accordance with the Law on Public Security Administration Penalties

Article 49: Those who steal, defraud, rob, snatch, extort, or intentionally damage public or private property are to be detained for between 5 and 10 days, and may be concurrently fined up to 500 RMB; where the circumstances are more serious, they are to be detained for between 10 and 15 days, and may be concurrently fined up to 1,000 RMB.

As you mentioned, the property involved is not large, and the police station will handle it in accordance with the first paragraph of Article 49 at most, that is, the person shall be detained for not less than 5 days but not more than 10 days, and may also be fined up to 500 yuan. If you are fined $2,000, it is an offence. And according to what you said, the other party has forgiven, then the punishment will be lighter.

It is recommended that you take the initiative to explain the situation, preferably accompanied by a village cadre, and the punishment can be reduced or not punished.

Article 19: In any of the following circumstances, where violations of the administration of public security are to be given, punishment is commuted or not given:

1) The circumstances are especially minor;

2) Actively eliminating or mitigating the consequences of the violation, and obtaining the victim's forgiveness;

3) Coerced or enticed by others;

4) Voluntarily surrendering and truthfully stating their illegal conduct to the public security organs;

5) Those who have made meritorious contributions.

You don't have to take the initiative to go to the police station, you can do whatever you want, since the old man doesn't hold you accountable, the police station shouldn't hold you accountable, don't worry.

Summary. If you need legal aid, you can go directly to the local judicial bureau to apply for it, dear.

Hello, need legal assistance.

If you need legal aid, you can go directly to the local judicial bureau to apply for it, dear.

How to apply: You can apply at the Legal Aid Center of the District Judicial Bureau. Before applying for legal aid, citizens should first file a case with the Fa Qing Wu Seminary or arbitration institution that has jurisdiction over the case, and bring the notice of filing the case and the case materials to the local legal aid agency for consultation.

After a preliminary review by the duty lawyer, if it is found that the conditions for legal aid are met, a Legal Aid Application Form will be issued.

Fill in the Legal Aid Application Form as required, and submit the following information such as proof of identity and financial status and factual evidence: 1Valid proof of identity:

The applicant's identity is a family certificate, a temporary residence permit, or a household mask friend book. If the applicant is incapacitated or has limited civil capacity, and his guardian or legal person applies on his behalf, he or she must submit a certificate of acacia with ** qualifications;

2.Proof of family economic status: including property ownership, i.e., proof of ownership of houses, means of living, savings deposits, valuable**, etc.; Economic income, i.e., personal salary and various allowance income, family gross income, property rental income certificate, etc.; Social Relief Situation, i.e. Social Rock Bridge Lee Relief Certificate.

Summary. Hello, for your question, I would like to give you the following answers: The application procedures should be submitted to the legal aid institution in the place where the compensation obligor is domiciled.

According to Article 10 of the "Legal Aid Regulations", whether or not they are recipients of assistance depends on whether the people of the province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government have made supplementary provisions on this, and if not, they may not be recipients of aid. When making an application, bring the necessary supporting documents: (1) ID card or other valid identity certificate, if it is a ** applicant, it should also submit a certificate of ownership; (2) Proof of financial hardship; (3) Case materials related to the matter for which legal aid is being applied.

In addition, the application shall be in written form, and the application form shall be filled; Where it is truly difficult to submit an application in writing, the application may be made orally, and the staff of the legal aid institution or the staff of the relevant institution transferring the application on their behalf shall make a written record.

Hello, for your question, I would like to give you the following answers: The application procedures should be submitted to the legal aid institution in the place where the compensation obligor is domiciled. According to Article 10 of the "Legal Aid Regulations", whether or not they are the recipients of assistance depends on whether the people of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government have made supplementary provisions in this regard.

When making an application, bring the necessary supporting documents: (1) ID card or other valid identity certificate, if it is a ** applicant, it should also submit a certificate of ownership; (2) Proof of financial hardship; (3) Case materials related to the case for which legal aid is being sought. In addition, the application shall be in written form, and the application form shall be filled; Where it is truly difficult to submit an application in writing, the application may be made orally, and the staff of the legal aid institution or the staff of the relevant institution transferring the application on their behalf shall make a written record.

Hello, go out to play, my companion said to report Chunqin, search and sell, and then pay for the next day, give me the money, and then there has been no first clearance, what should I do, no IOU, there is a voice and a chat record, and I don't call him to make an IOU.

Hello, for your question, I would like to give you the following answer: There are chat records that can be used as evidence to sue his relatives.

There are many ways to recover arrears, such as negotiating with the other party and asking for payment. If the negotiation fails, you can appoint a lawyer to send a lawyer's letter to the other party. The lawyer's letter can play a role in urging and warning the debtor, urging the other party to repay the loan in a timely manner, and bear the liability for breach of contract, which is much more convenient than the judicial route, but the lawyer's letter is not mandatory, and if the other party refuses to return it, it is still necessary to file a lawsuit in the end.

In a situation like mine, what does it take to file a lawsuit?

You have chat records, which can be used as evidence.

The indictment can be issued in a few days.

After suing the other party, it takes five days to receive the indictment.

Then sue for divorce, how old is your brother? Your mom sues for divorce and custody of your brother, division of property, and so on. Also, remember to call the police when committing violence, go to the hospital to see the injuries if you have injuries, and abuse children, which is good for your mother's divorce and to get back custody of your brother.

There are mainly the following types of situations in which the legal aid system is applied in China:

1. For the following 6 types of civil and administrative matters that require **, where there is no person to retain due to financial difficulties, the parties may apply to the legal aid institution for legal aid. It includes: a request for state compensation in accordance with the law; Requests for social insurance benefits or minimum subsistence security benefits; Requests for the payment of pensions or relief funds; Requests for alimony, child support, or alimony; Requesting payment of labor remuneration; Asserting civil rights and interests arising from acts of righteousness and courage.

The Legal Aid Regulations also stipulate that the people of all provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government** may also make supplementary provisions on legal aid matters other than those in these six items.

2. Where the defendant in a criminal case is blind, deaf, mute, or a minor, and may be sentenced to death, and has not retained a defender, the people's court is to appoint a defense in accordance with law, and there is no need to review his or her financial hardship. That is, in such criminal cases, the parties are not subject to financial conditions when applying for legal aid.

3. There is no unified national standard for the identification of "economic hardship". The standards for citizens' economic hardship are to be formulated by the people of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government on the basis of the economic development status of that administrative region and the needs of legal aid undertakings. Where the economic hardship standards for the applicant's domicile are inconsistent with the economic hardship standards for the location of the legal aid institution accepting the application, follow the economic hardship standards for the location of the legal aid institution accepting the application.

Based on the above, if there are no supplementary provisions at your provincial level**, then you cannot apply for legal aid in this situation.