misc.legal.moderated

Is there a way to find out what was filed for estate distribution in Florida? And what is the usual time frame for contact or distribution of benefits? I was named in a relative's will but I have not been contacted by anyone and I am not on good terms

Michelle wrote: > Hello all. I have never had insurance on my car, as my state > (Wisconsin) doesn't require it. Is it legal to drive in to California > without insurance on the car you are driving if you are able to drive > it legally in your home

"Michelle" <michelle9384@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:pi9li091up9nrtn92iepqcdfnebnmknct9@4ax.com... > Hello all. I have never had insurance on my car, as my state > (Wisconsin) doesn't require it. Is it legal to drive in to California > without

On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 22:22:54 -0400, "Eliyahu Rooff" <lrooff@hotmail.com> wrote: > >"Jeff Guay" <jeffnospamguay@adelphia.net> wrote in message >news:s1d9i0p6rrpvrc6c5399ht2iai4qe2jdnc@4ax.com... >> Hi >> In May this year, I entered into a commercial

> That was just an example though -- I am really seeking information > about whether it would be OK in California. Perhaps you shoud instead be questioning the wisdom of driving without insurance.

> >I've got a rather odd question regarding cat adoption policies. So, I >live in Massachusetts, and I'd really like to adopt a kitten The reason you "adopt" the cat rather than buying it outright is to make it easier for the humane society to inte

>Early in February, he received a copy of a bond notice, saying the marriage >certificate had never been recorded, and to either return it, unused, or to >file it as having been used, so the marriage could be legally recorded. His >new wife had the us

In article <6d8li0h83eh91o5euarohqpn3ojvooh1pn@4ax.com>, Michael Jacobs <mjacobslaw@comcast.net> wrote: >botony@talk21.com (BoAnthony42) wrote in message >news:<71d9i0dtv9v6rt96c6sa4nem2p8lrgkl99@4ax.com>... >> Can anyone point out a book or an Intern

> > A long-time California resident inherits the family home in > Ohio. (Title is transferred to the new owner, the > California resident.) The new owner wants to sell the > house, and expects it will take a few months to clean up, > fix up, and t

ga_light@yahoo.com (Georgia) wrote in message news:<gc8li0ppjbcuqkuqlrcguf6rv9687od95d@4ax.com>... > My stepfather recently died without a will. .... >What rights does [my mother] have as his widow?? They also owned a car Here's a brief summary

"Peter" <peterxspam@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<je8li0lavltu5k5us3mprvsjsatk6e23cm@4ax.com>... > I recently found and importer in Cameroon however he says that in order > for him to make the payment in foreign currency, he has to make an > "

bluemoiiie@aol.compostheap (Annie Juhlyn Simon) wrote in message news:<af8li0d9eebujbh485fdnod7d9v1plu6ua@4ax.com>... > A very close friend of mine and his fiance went to Arkansas last year > (November), applied for a marriage certificate, then were

In article <pi9li091up9nrtn92iepqcdfnebnmknct9@4ax.com>, Michelle <michelle9384@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hello all. I have never had insurance on my car, as my state > (Wisconsin) doesn't require it. Is it legal to drive in to California > without insu

Seth Breidbart <sethb@panix.com> wrote: > This is completely hypothetical. If you need more facts, make them up > and specify them. > > Two men marry in California (which allows such marriages, and is a > Community Property state). That is not

Guppas! <guppas43@hotmail.com> wrote: >What do I have to tell the police? (This is a US question.) > >I understand the Supreme Court has recently ruled that I must identify >myself if asked. Do I have to prove it, or simply say who I am? I >assume

David Reynolds <dudereynolds@usa.net> wrote: >When I got my apartment from the landlord (in Rhode Island) it was not >spotless. It needed about an hour of dusting and cleaning before it >was at the stage in which I would live in it. Does this mean th

Hua Kul <gmp@adres.nl> wrote: >"A" is a wealthy man, "B" is his non-wealthy son married to "C" who >together have a minor child "D", when B deserts and divorces C. At >some point during or after the divorce A establishes a minimal trust >fund for D,

Lambkins <FetidFlesh@aol.com> wrote: >My potential future landlords asked for two months rent and a $400 >deposit up front. From looking up the law in the state I live, the >maximum allowed security deposit for a year lease is two months rent. >My que

Darth <noneavailable@hotmail.com> wrote: >I live next door to the neighborhood weed pit. My prolem is that they have >large brazilian pepper (florida holly) trees in the back yard that hang way >over into my yard; and also a bouganvilla with big thorns

sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote in message news:<hu5ih01a9lndmi6f856rom2v57hl46fju1@4ax.com>... > [Hypothetical etc.] > Two men marry in California (which allows such marriages, and is a > Community Property state). It would seem to me that

Guppas! wrote: > > What do I have to tell the police? (This is a US question.) > > I understand the Supreme Court has recently ruled that I must identify > myself if asked. Do I have to prove it, or simply say who I am? I > assume I can be char

David Reynolds wrote: > When tenants leave apartments they have to be 'broom clean' which is > not as good as spotless, but what about when the landlords hand them > over to tenants? Is the standard the same or stricter? Actually, in most states,

CWLee wrote: > > ... During that time the deceased > previous owner's property and liability insurance runs out. > The agent says it cannot be renewed since the house is empty > and empty homes cannot be insured in Ohio by law. This seems VERY

Guppas! <guppas43@hotmail.com> wrote: > What do I have to tell the police? (This is a US question.) > I understand the Supreme Court has recently ruled that I must identify > myself if asked. Do I have to prove it, or simply say who I am? I > ass

FetidFlesh@aol.com (Lambkins) wrote in message news:<8e8li09mjpvqn5v7cm9sokvvu98ben20d2@4ax.com>... > My potential future landlords asked for two months rent and a $400 > deposit up front. From looking up the law in the state I live, the > maximum all

Thomas Anantharaman <tsa@biostat.wisc.edu> writes: > There is the famous case of someone depositing a large (over $100K) "you > may already have won a prize" type of check that bounced within 5 days, > but his own bank was slow in processing the r

"Paul Cassel" <paul1@abq.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >What may occur is the gas company suing you for the cost of repairs. If >you lose here, even without agreeing to it, the judge may find against >you AND order you to pay the gas company's

"Dan Lanciani" <ddl@danlan.*com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: > Massachusetts, for example, >defines an EFT debit as unauthorized only if the account holder did not >authorize it _and_ the account holder does not benefit from it. I've seen this

[cc'd to previous poster; follow-ups in newsgroup suggested] "Michael J Hardy" <mjhardy@mit.edu> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >Your former landlord sends you a partial payment of your >deposit. If you cash the check, you are considered to be >ack

"Lambkins" <FetidFlesh@aol.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >My potential future landlords asked for two months rent and a $400 >deposit up front. From looking up the law in the state I live, the >maximum allowed security deposit for a year lease is

[cc'd to previous poster; follow-ups in newsgroup suggested] "Sarah Jones" <harr5127@yahoo.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >Looking for some advice, > >I'm dealing with a legal case right now where my options are either to >accept an infraction

"Allen Gan" <allengan2000@yaXYZhoo.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >I was a first semester law student at a law school. >I am told I failed a final exam in Legal Research >and Writing. I asked for a copy of the exam and my >answer. The professor

Hi All, I have a dilemma, and I'm not sure what to do about it. I'd greatly appreciate any advice that might recommend a course of action. So: Last year, I've left New York and moved to London with my wife. A day before we left the US, we rented a

"rgrantz" <r_grantz@htomail.com> wrote in message news:<3f8li0dfsepo8qc8608oa4s7rdjrb8at3k@4ax.com>... > Greetings all. In reviewing some recent history of the posts on this > newsgroup, it seems like somewhere people go w/ legal questions. If I'm >

"CWLee" <cdubyalee@post.harvard.edu> wrote in message news:<ce8li0h23pe91k4p66srouhaaagmujtvit@4ax.com>... > (This may not be the best newsgroup, so I'd appreciate any > directions to a better source of information.) > > A long-time California resid

michelle9384@yahoo.com (Michelle) wrote in message news:<pi9li091up9nrtn92iepqcdfnebnmknct9@4ax.com>... > Hello all. I have never had insurance on my car, as my state > (Wisconsin) doesn't require it. Is it legal to drive in to California > without

guppas43@hotmail.com (Guppas!) wrote in message news:<7f8li052vi1q9oi73k7t713dihp2ro8pme@4ax.com>... > What do I have to tell the police? (This is a US question.) > > I understand the Supreme Court has recently ruled that I must identify > myself i

"Joe Badham" <joebad22@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:fc8li0h4l7ac2eifm7u5t5s8rkcibe66tu@4ax.com... > A local publication is distributed to all homeowners, monthly, for > free. It refers to itself as a newspaper and in addition to articles > of l

"Lambkins" <FetidFlesh@aol.com> wrote in message news:8e8li09mjpvqn5v7cm9sokvvu98ben20d2@4ax.com... > My potential future landlords asked for two months rent and a $400 > deposit up front. From looking up the law in the state I live, the > maximum a

In article <8e8li09mjpvqn5v7cm9sokvvu98ben20d2@4ax.com>, Lambkins <FetidFlesh@aol.com> wrote: >My potential future landlords asked for two months rent and a $400 >deposit up front. From looking up the law in the state I live, the >maximum allowed secu

In article <1d8li0tmeln6mib8e6h74r02fbvllh6eoc@4ax.com>, Michael Jacobs <mjacobslaw@comcast.net> wrote: >"Hank" <yeahright@dude.com> wrote in message >news:<d1d9i0db2km5fdlfp6mjgbel8csru6jiri@4ax.com>... >> I had broken a natural gas line at my home p

In article <gb8li09a49uq5q5gugntgon1j3h0ailhif@4ax.com>, Robert Bonomi <bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com> wrote: >In article <41d9i0hjir6n9gqlsiv3rdh1g9mlkf81od@4ax.com>, >Rich Carreiro <rlcarr@animato.arlington.ma.us> wrote: >>But the constitution is not

In article <f6v4i01hja9smcn4hr56gnmatjb7j98kv3@4ax.com>, John A. Weeks III <john@johnweeks.com> wrote: >In article <03g2i0ptt59b2mu8sl03q2lpoutp25ukr5@4ax.com>, Ann Onymous ><laugh@your.expense> wrote: > >> Questions: what's the best route to pursue?

Saturday afternoon I purchased a brand new HP pavilion desktop PC for around $1,000 and an extra 512 megs worth of Kingston RAM for around $160. When I opened the Kingston box and the static protective casing, the actual memory stick inside was somet

If you buy something and the wrong item is in the box, and the company is unwilling to do anything about it, can you stop payment on the check?