misc.legal.moderated

On Thu, 24 Jun 2004, Tim wrote: > mune19642003@yahoo.com wrote: > > >would like to know from the experts ( or others reasonably > >knowledgeable on the law ;)) : > > > >1. How is the duration of marriage considered under the California > >Famil

On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 mune19642003@yahoo.com wrote: > would like to know from the experts ( or others reasonably > knowledgeable on the law ;)) : > > 1. How is the duration of marriage considered under the California > Family Law ? > > I hear t

"Justin" <jwvinp@aol.com> wrote in message news:hilud05p8iejduggodok0tsmqmqkf5mnqm@4ax.com... > Hertz Rental Car company stated that due to my age of 23, I could only > rent a compact, mid-size, of full-size sedan vehicle and I was > excluded from ren

Thanks for your replies. I am in the process of getting legal counsel but I find any information encouraging. I can refine now to two questions. 1. The possibility of being subpoenaed by a MA. court in FL. ? I have read the following: " No state

"J. Arlen Pruitt" <z@d.com> wrote in message news:<umvtc0dns1qtkhn8koijh7rpu4c78r5ica@4ax.com>... > > In the brochure, I would like to mention the percentage of tickets that > are > > dismissed due to the kinds of technicalities mentioned above. > >

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"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote: } Bernie Cosell wrote: } > I was trying to understand what the issue here is. Does this } > basically say that the US has, at last, reached the point we used to } > sort-of-scoff at from those

In article <2dold0dhri93g86e2tn0f124qa5b9lhi40@4ax.com>, Scott Hedrick <dinehnm@KILLALLSPAMMERSyahoo.com> wrote: > >"John F. Carr" <jfc@mit.edu> wrote in message >news:detgd0l2inbi3dtmvvs05j841s9hti42eg@4ax.com... >> The fine print that nobody reads

Hello, I'm a paid signature gatherer (nowadays). Yesterday I encountered a rather bizzare policy statement from the security guards at the Seattle Public Library. They said I had to stay off of the library property in order to conduct my petition (wh

Over a year ago I bought an Linksys combined ADSL modem / router / wireless router. It was purchased as two separate components, the main gateway box, and a separate WPC11 card which plugs into the box to give it its wireless access point capabilities.

I own a small company ("Company X") that provides services to other businesses. Our services are much more comprehensive than a nationally known company ("Company Y", our biggest competitor). Is it appropriate and legal to send a postcard mailout tha

"Paul Cassel" <paul1@abq.com> wrote in message > There are two vectors manufacturers use for customer relations and I don't > know which Nissan uses. Some require you go through the dealer some will > allow you to go through the manufacturer directl

I watched a movie last night, "The Verdict". It was about a lawyer representing the plaintiffs in a medical malpractice suit. At the end of the movie, after a series of pro-defense rulings by the judge, the jury comes in and announces that they have

Tam wrote: > The estate tax return, IRS Form 706, will contain (and have attached) > inventories of assets, and perhaps appraisals. While you may not be > able to see that, you could always ask. If your state has an inheritance tax, you are more l

marcus wrote: > > I have a question someone may be able to help with...my mother is > deceased. Last month her uncle passed away leaving his estate to be > divided among my mother and her 3 siblings. Since my mother passed > before my great uncle,

Paul Cassel wrote: > You need to see things globally here. You have a clean record, but younger > drivers do drive less well than older ones. Hertz can't check driver records > and rent accordingly. That's impossible.... No, it isn't. It may be i

Mark A wrote: > I think the contract is legal if they actually paid you in advance, but I > think they have to file some kind of amended W-2. > > See the section on Repayments in IRS pub "Instructions for Forms W-2 and > W-3" > http://www.irs.gov

In article <bi41e0lb3kd40ojugdfsc6n7gkssqopt28@4ax.com>, Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote: >Dan Evans wrote: >> (Darsi Harris Rutland) wrote: >> >>>There is an easement road that runs along my property line > >in order for a neighbo

On 28/6/04 22:53, in article 7i41e05m4a2b1s81akaa5kd2s895mnt8vb@4ax.com, "marcus" <spoink1313@yahoo.com> wrote: > I have a question someone may be able to help with...my mother is > deceased. Last month her uncle passed away leaving his estate to be

In article <7i41e05m4a2b1s81akaa5kd2s895mnt8vb@4ax.com>, marcus <spoink1313@yahoo.com> wrote: >I have a question someone may be able to help with...my mother is >deceased. Last month her uncle passed away leaving his estate to be >divided among my mo

In article <6j41e0tflaep3g26lh8s5c631ae1k04vqt@4ax.com>, Keith <kilo_watt_radio2@yahoo.com> wrote: >Contact the IRS and your State Tax/Revenue Office. It looks like this >employer is attempting to avoid a tax law or increase. Why would that be i

In article <nh41e0h4mt9n76u1rb19aevae16euet3fd@4ax.com>, Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote: >Once again, I was asking: when someone who is _not_ the trademark >holder uses the trademarked term -- as when I say "I'd better ask a >realt

In article <hh41e0djftolkobcnhnhm31u8ocrap8492@4ax.com>, truckinsp <truckinsp@nowhere.com> wrote: >Bernie, where have you been? Since the 30's everyone who WANTED to get >social security has had to have a social security number - that is an >ident

"Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> writes: > If it is legal, and not considered a loan, and the amount you > must repay exceeds $3000, then the amount can either be taken > as a miscellaneous itemized deduction NOT subject to the 2% > li

spoink1313@yahoo.com (marcus) wrote in message news:<7i41e05m4a2b1s81akaa5kd2s895mnt8vb@4ax.com>... > I have a question someone may be able to help with...my mother is > deceased. Last month her uncle passed away leaving his estate to be > divided am

"Seth Breidbart" <sethb@panix.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >As I read the ruling, you only have to state your name, you don't have >to provide documentary evidence of it. Is there any practical difference? Isn't it already a crime to make a

"Liz" <liz@tiredofspam.com.easynews.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: > >"Stan Brown" <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote in message >news:nglud0t15k8cg2tleco1qq1gaqfitqq15j@4ax.com... >> "Michael Jacobs" <mjacobslaw@comcast.net> wrote in >> misc.

On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 17:53:31 -0400, spoink1313@yahoo.com (marcus) wrote: >I have a question someone may be able to help with...my mother is >deceased. Last month her uncle passed away leaving his estate to be >divided among my mother and her 3 sibl

I was wondering if anyone has ideas on how could I fight a step increase surcharge that my insurance company would charge since I rear ended a truck in a collision. It was on an yield sign and the truck stopped suddenly though their was no traffic comi

On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 17:53:34 -0400, Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote: >Dan Evans wrote: >> (Darsi Harris Rutland) wrote: >> >>>There is an easement road that runs along my property line > >in order for a neighbor to access his prop

In article <aglud0hm1v8g8tanm8hh2dmfvqle23q5sg@4ax.com>, Manoj <manojb0@aol.comnospam> wrote: >>Scalia, J., delivered >> >>the opinion of the Court, in which Stevens, Souter, >>Thomas, and Ginsburg, JJ., joined. > >My first thought was "strange be

On Sun, 27 Jun 2004 19:32:14 -0400, NameGoesHere@DomainGoesHere.com wrote: > Exxxxx & Axxx sent me a "pay or we will sue" letter. They represent an > out of state collection agency who bought an old CitiBank charge off > that I had. It was an old Hom

Tam wrote: > mi3katzz-boxone@yahoo.com (Miz) wrote > >>I thought it was 7 years between chapter 7 filings, a >>friend said it had been shortened to 6. Is that right? > > Seven years is how long a Ch. 7 stays on your credit report. > Six is th

shcr wrote: > This week, my daughters friends (3) came over, next day we realize that her > money in her room is gone. I talk to one set of parents and that kid (kid > A) confessed. So I file a police report figuring the best we can do is > Theft

In article <j32rd0tr2p5cri6hth7kjc5smahe1n3qh0@4ax.com>, John M <jmooney@remove-this.stanfordalumni.org.easynews.com> wrote: >Last June, my wife, who is an elementary teacher, left her job to join me in >another state as I finished graduate school. Sh

Stan Brown wrote: > "Gerald Clough" <firstinitiallastname@texas.net> wrote in > misc.legal.moderated: > >>You're not being taken advantage of. It's entirely understandable that >>they suspect *they* are being taken advantage of. It is definitely

"Paul Cassel" <paul1@abq.com> wrote in message news:<d42rd0hm39pep1qak0qip3oia91h8mqnre@4ax.com>... > What you need here is a specific answer from your husband and NOT try for > advice from a legal group. Ask for very specific information from your >

On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 17:53:17 -0400, Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote: >"Stuart Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote in >misc.legal.moderated: >>Stan Brown wrote: >>> "Arthur L. Rubin" <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote >>>>Stan Br

>>>>> On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 17:54:11 -0400, Seth Breidbart ("Seth") writes: Seth> In article <7glud0dtbhgr6uq1esm540dd23csms5lqk@4ax.com>, Seth> Bernie Cosell <bernie@fantasyfarm.com> wrote: >> I was trying to understand what the issue here is. D

>>>>> On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 17:53:09 -0400, Jonathan Sachs ("Jonathan") writes: Jonathan> "n" <ae22i0@mindspring.com> wrote in message Jonathan> news:k32rd0lfofphbf0evm1g2hg6juhmn8bdae@4ax.com... >> I understand how the dmca provides limits to lia

> > The Uniform Commercial Code would probably cover this. > Thanks... > So does 1(c) or 2(b) apply here? > http://www2.law.cornell.edu/cgi-bin/foliocgi.exe/ucc2/query=[jump!3A!272!2D327!27]/doc/{@136}? > 1(c) is sale on approval, so that does not a

Seth Breidbart wrote: > Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote: >>They have a trademark, which has the force of law. And >>at least in California there is a specific law providing >>that only members of the Board of Realtors can use the

marcus wrote: > I have a question someone may be able to help with...my > mother is deceased. Last month her uncle passed away > leaving his estate to be divided among my mother and her > 3 siblings. Since my mother passed before my great uncle

sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote in news:8j41e09ttmqe3smklife27r5jo3umnq8gc@4ax.com: > In article <ehlud0paelk1r7dm1nsds286qq5ii7g748@4ax.com>, > Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote: >>Stan Brown wrote: >>> "Arthur L. Rubin" <ron

In a couple of weeks I'll be going to Civil Court to sue one contractor of a large local construction company (a DBA) that left my roof a mess. Since I'll be representing myself, what are the dos and donts of dress (conservative homeowner?) and behav

mjtantillo@yahoo.com (Mike Tantillo) wrote: > Unfortunately, private road is misleading....most of the time you'd > think private road means you can't drive on it if you don't live there > or aren't visiting someone there. However Campus Drive on Duke

I sold my house and collected a 5000 earnest deposit. The buyers called and said they did not want the house and stopped payment on the check. I did speak to an attorney who advised me to go to district court myself and sue them as small claims is 3000