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In article <cl36f099is8ahj7eqqpra1k694n8cmnrha@4ax.com>,
Safir <axica_nopub@yahoo.com> wrote:
>The institution is a big well-known brokerage firm.
>1)How do i know if they have a compliance officer and how can i find him ?
They have a compliance
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"Mark A" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> "Timothy Horrigan" <horrigan@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:9mfle019g61vlpi0gica80vjkfnnbv11m3@4ax.com...
> > I haven't looked at the fine print on
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On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 18:26:24 -0400, kskistad@hotmail.com (Kory
Skistad) wrote:
>Can farm land be put into a "Life Estate" if not fully paid off? Or
>does the land have to be owned free-and-clear before being assign to a
>Life Estate?
Attempting
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Zemedelec,
I presume that the lawyer is the executor or is acting on behalf of the
executor. You want him to spend a fair amount if time, which he will bill to
the estate, doing things on your behalf. This is not appropriate. Request
the contact
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"Liz" <liz@tiredofspam.com.easynews.com> wrote in message
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without knowing the state, who knows ? In Texas I believe the child does
retain rights of inheritance ...
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Are there any Calif limits on the percentage of
royalties in lieu of hourly fees that an entertainment
lawyer might be allowed to contract for when setting
up a license agreement?
Someone mentioned that there is legal limit that
agents can contract
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Bill Mitchell wrote:
> chesler@post.harvard.edu (David S Chesler) wrote in message
>
>>that read "Private Way - Pass At Your Own Risk" came down. [Related
>>question, did that sign have any legal consequences? Related
>>related question, there wa
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TheMage <them_age@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Let's say I saw a web page with instructions for a(crafts) crochet
>*technique* (not a pattern for an article of clothing, but an actual
>technique of using a hook and yarn to create a certain color effect).
>Let
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Zemedelec wrote:
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> My father, who mistreated me until I broke off relations with him, recently
> died. I did not expect to inherit anything from him, but it turns out I
> did---not the things I would have treasured (family photos and documents) bu
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"Michael Jacobs" <mjacobslaw@comcast.net> wrote in message
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sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote in message
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> Maybe the OP thinks he'd get a m
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Enrique <mexicanonegro@hotmail.com> wrote:
>It discusts me that an attorney who won't help feels fine to helping himself
>to 14K that my family member could better use to pay off his remaining
>hospital bills that haven't been paid. It discusts me th
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Jay N. wrote:
> Should I represent myself?
No. Considering your depression --- even if your case
WERE simple, it would be stressful, and you would be
unlikely to be able to proceed properly.
I'm not a lawyer, so I'll decline comment on the
me
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(Mailed and posted -- because of limited legal content)
Frippletoot wrote:
> ... I recently saw a PDF
> online on how builders should avoid suits. One suggestion was, in all
> seriousness, not to sell to attorneys. I tried to copy the URL of it
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Stan Brown wrote:
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> "David Lesher" <wb8foz@panix.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
> (quoting someone without attribution)
> >>Some vendors, e.g. Dish TV, have announced that when paid by check they
> >>will destroy the check and initiate a dire
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Paul Cassel wrote:
>
> Orange Hornet wrote:
> > I just found this group. Is there an inexpensive way to get a
> > legal name change?
>
> I can appreciate if you are named Orange Hornet, or Hornet Orange, it may be
> difficult on the job.
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cenorthamerica@yahoo.com wrote in message
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> horrigan@aol.com (Horrigan) wrote in message
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> > >What if you fax business with a fax requesting sc
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I recently probated my late uncle's estate as the executor. He had a
very simple estate and I decided to see if I could do the probate work
myself without an attorney. When I started the process at the county
probate office, I asked for the paperwork
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On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 18:25:53 -0400, cstacy@news.dtpq.com (Christopher C. Stacy)
wrote:
>>>>>> On Sat, 10 Jul 2004 15:36:01 -0400, Seth Breidbart ("Seth") writes:
> Seth> In article <6mfle0d1iv62d1hinhg72n8khgbhj6kuh8@4ax.com>,
> Seth> Arthur L. Ru
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On 12/7/04 23:26, in article 9m36f09pffnlkdu4en31nheh5stl3jac9f@4ax.com,
"Kory Skistad" <kskistad@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Can farm land be put into a "Life Estate" if not fully paid off? Or
> does the land have to be owned free-and-clear before being
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On 12/7/04 23:27, in article on36f09p3dufue1skv5rm21sl8g6omm0mt@4ax.com,
"Nell" <subscribe@blarg.net> wrote:
> There was a case in Oregon where a man died with a will that listed no
> beneficiaries but said something to the effect "in accord with the
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barry gold you wrote:
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> One of life's rules is never ask a question if you don't want to know
> the answer. It applies to trial lawyers, but it also applies to doctors.
> Why run diagnostic tests if you're not going to anything regardless of
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exicanonegro@hotmail.com (Enrique) wrote in message
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> mjacobslaw@comcast.net (Michael Jacobs) wrote in message
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> > mexicanonegro@hotmail.com (E
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Kory Skistad wrote:
> Can farm land be put into a "Life Estate" if not fully paid
> off? Or does the land have to be owned free-and-clear before
> being assign to a Life Estate?
Yes, a farm subject to a mortgage can be subject to a life estate.
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"Brandon" <bnd-66@cox.netthefish> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>When a speed limit is posted as XXmph in a "work zone" as well as the normal
>speed limits(signs are not covered) which applies.
Leaving aside the reality that the whole business is ab
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Brandon wrote:
> When a speed limit is posted as XXmph in a "work zone" as well as the normal
> speed limits(signs are not covered) which applies.
> Is there a valid argument that one can correctly drive the higher of the
> posted limits, especial
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"TheMage" <them_age@yahoo.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>Obviously, the author has the copyright. But.. can I decide it's
>called "cool stitch" and write my own instructions for it, and
>trademark it under the name "cool stitch"?
No. You do
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On Tue, 06 Jul 2004 11:05:46 -0400, tioga0630@yahoo.com (tioga 0630)
wrote:
>....
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>My question: What does a family member do when a mentally ill person
>is heading for ruin or suicide but no appropriate party in social
>services cares enough to
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mjacobslaw@comcast.net (Michael Jacobs) writes:
> And face it, the house probably _will_ be sold at some point, before
> or after Oldest Sister dies. Youngest Sister will have to be informed
> of her interest at that time -- how else are you going t
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Scott Hedrick wrote:
> "Gerald Clough" <firstinitiallastname@texas.net> wrote in message
> news:ei58e05r9fotbeus6kln7fg46ksb8a7o63@4ax.com...
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>>Be absolutely civil with the opposition,
>>no matter how annoyed. If they are snide or obnoxious, let
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The "old woman" was worth a couple of millions, and the guy didn't refuse to
sign anything--just to sign something without reading it carefully. Reminds me
of the old joke, Q: "Why are the rich so mean (in the sense of cheap?" A: "How
do you think
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Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
>Then you may not be able to remove her from any part of the trust that
>became irrevocable when your father died. Instead you may have to go
>to court to get her removed for breach of her fiduciary d
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D. F. <SPAMrudfox@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Why do you honor their trademarks, but you so frequently misuse
>Hormel's SPAM? ;-)
Hormel's Spam trademark applies to food products. Other things (like
mass email) fall under different trademark categories. A
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pattimbergin@aol.com (patti) wrote in message
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> My mother died on June 23rd, 2004.
> She was 85 and lived in St. Petersburg Florida.
> In August of last year she complained that she was spitting up
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