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Hello, I have a question regarding HOA fee disclosure liability for a
new property owner. Who is responsible to disclose all the fees associated
with
property that is part of HOA? My wife and I bought 3 brm. townhome last May
and the only fee we were
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Spam-A-Ram-A wrote:
> Unfortunately, Texas is a "right-to-work"state, which means basically
> they can let you go when they like for no reason other than "we want
> you to go now."
Uh huh. Thank you, Mr. Sleepy. And which part of "contract," specifi
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On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 16:49:23 -0700, "Kingfish."
<spam_trap_void@yahoo.com> wrote:
>so kidden.
>
>As it is, Chas COULD kick Zahners ass...... but Mark is a no-show putz. All
>talk, no nutz.
>
>wanna have a good laugh thanks to Steve?
>check it o
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so kidden.
As it is, Chas COULD kick Zahners ass...... but Mark is a no-show putz. All
talk, no nutz.
wanna have a good laugh thanks to Steve?
check it out:
www.kuntaosilat.com/Dougco.htm
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"John Gaughan" <john@johngaughan.net> wrote in message
news:1052c4sfv3ps2af@corp.supernews.com...
> Chris wrote:
> > She's already suffered plenty (her empire's value dipping, her tv
> > show getting dropped by Viacom, public humiliation, etc.). It
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On 12 Mar 2004 15:17:09 -0800, jidokwanxxx@yahoo.com (LIBERATOR)
wrote:
>When Jeffco is scared
When Libby is scared he ducks Gartin.
Putz.
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When Jeffco is scared that they're scams are being detected they hire
someone to accuse them of being fraudsters - the trick is that the
hir'ee can spin the scam and all those who believe his version of the
accused scam to null.
So they can continue
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Ahh, hey look guys.., let's not start biting noses.
I come from a law enforcement background, and yet for the past 30 years
even I have been aware that one doesn't just "answer" questions from a
government agent.
These days one need never just sp
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"LarryG" <no.return.addr@none.com> wrote in message
news:opr4qgiin6afs1jp@newshost.vvm.com...
> On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 21:15:29 GMT, Dusty Rhodes" PARThotmail.com
> <crustydusty1@THIS> wrote:
>
> > Tom wrote:
> >
> > <snip>
> >
> >> She joined a Tex
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Unfortunately, Texas is a "right-to-work"state, which means basically they
can let you go when they like for no reason other than "we want you to go
now."
And yes, the school system is under enormous pressure to cut costs, even in
the face of a life
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Jerry Okamura wrote:
> And what were those crimes you think she committed that are "much
> larger than they appear at first"?
Read any of Sheldon's posts in this thread. No need to repeat everything
he said.
--
John Gaughan
http://www.johngau
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On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 03:11:02 GMT, "Green Gestapo"
<berkano@netzero.com> wrote:
>
>Thank you kindly for your advice. I found VirtuaLaw and it is
>sufficient, even better than necessary, except it does not have an
>incident manager, which I am coding
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> > Sentencing MS to jail would only serve
> > to waste tax payers' dollars.
>
> She should be sentenced the same as any other person. If you or I did the
> same thing and would be sent to jail, she should also. If we would be given
> probation,
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Chris wrote:
> Personally, I like Martha and would hate to see her talents wasted in
> prison. She can afford a hefty fine and some community service.
> She's already suffered plenty (her empire's value dipping, her tv show
> getting dropped by Via
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<<distinguished chief of naval operations (CNO), Admiral Elmo
Zumwalt, told me -- 30 years ago when he was still CNO -- that during
his own command of US naval forces in Vietnam, just prior to his
anointment as CNO, young Kerry had created great probl
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And I quote:
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_031104/content/limbaugh_echo_syndrome.guest.html
"In an interview with Douglas Brinkley for TIME
magazine's online edition former gunner's
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Tom wrote:
> <sorry for cross posting, but this is an emergency situation>
>
> My sister is a kindergarten teacher under a yearly "term contract"
> in the Austin Texas public school system. She has been teaching there
> for 20 years, and is 3 years
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"Falconnier" <Falconnier@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:us5v40d0uldc6o45gurjni4bj4re9f6o97@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 09 Mar 2004 22:32:46 GMT, "anon" <anon@myous.biz> wrote:
>
> >See if you can pick up an older version of Amicus Attorney.
> >
>
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I have heard of this exact circumstance occurring in the past and it is
nothing more than skimming the cream of the milk with regards to
enriching the pension fund (for others).
The advice (by others) to get a lawyer is correct and time is running ou
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Its possible that HIS estate may still be responsible for any arrears in
child support. Courts in the US are extremely protective of children
and their financial well-being. You, however, would seemingly not be
personally responsible for the pay
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