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German_in_AL wrote:
[OP owns house jointly with husband. Her parents have given them much
of the money that bought their equity in the house.]
You should absolutely consult with an estate planning attorney in your
area before making ANY deals o
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'Captain' Kirk DeHaan wrote:
> Will a trust protect you from a lien? I'm not speaking about the
> obligation of the debt. I am simply looking to protect my property. I
> know it does not protect you in a law suit where a court has issued a
> ver
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I have been dealing with someone who is threatening to sue me unless I
pay them $300. While I agree that I owe this person money, the $300
was not a reasonable fee. I have tried to negotiate, but this person
continues to be unreasonable.
No suit h
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jimrich wrote:
> A credit card that never left my possession, other than a few purchases
> has somehow been 'copied' and used at some local businesses. Other
> than some suggestions for protecting from this kind of indirect theft,
> how is this d
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"John F. Carr" wrote:
> The word "rape" carries a connotation of violence but rape
> is becoming a non-violent crime under modern law. In Massachusetts
> the statutory requirement that rape be "by force" has been
> interpreted to include any acti
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In article <c4jds0p62hb5rn8b99443v3m3ivadqfvih@4ax.com>,
Barry Gold <barrydgold@comcast.net> wrote:
>JimJx wrote:
>> > the car was repaired and they are making payments and I try to get the
>> > car from the repair shop, will I be responsible for any
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"David Martel" <marte005@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:r1fht0ld212dlfod3skmkguastpqg8hrl1@4ax.com...
<snip>
> Student loans
> (the kind of loans that are backed by the government, for education) are
> not
> discharged at bankruptcy in the U
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jimrich wrote:
> A credit card that never left my possession, other than a few purchases
> has somehow been 'copied' and used at some local businesses. Other
> than some suggestions for protecting from this kind of indirect theft,
> how is this done
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Can a Power of Attorney (POA) be used retroactively, to make a decision
after the principal has died but which could have been made while they were
alive? I understand that a POA terminates upon death of the principal but
I think my question might
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I am look at going to law school during the evening after I graduate
college. I will take a year off in between my undergraduate degree and
entering law school. I was wondering if anyone had a good suggestion
for an evening law school? I live in Southe
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For me and my wife this is a second marriage. We have children from
previous marriages. No common kids. We bought a home recently. We,
both, want to be sure that, in case of death of one of us, or both,
home would be sold and money be divided equally
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Johnr wrote:
> This is something my business law 101 class just didn't cover.
>
> In your opinion would selling 45-second video clips of various video
> games which instruct people how to cheat at said games, be covered
> under fair use?
>
> Th
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jimrich wrote:
> A credit card that never left my possession, other than a few purchases
> has somehow been 'copied' and used at some local businesses. Other
> than some suggestions for protecting from this kind of indirect theft,
> how is this don
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squash@peoriadesignweb.com wrote:
> I am involved in a home business and real estate and wanted to "chat"
> with a lawyer about different things I would like to do. How do I go
> about finding someone who is experienced in small business and real
>
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Arthur L. Rubin wrote:
>
> One mortagage I had DID have a rebuild clause unless that the
> land was destroyed. This was around 1980, and I sold the
> property in 1986 or 1987, so I can't produce the contract.
>
I know of mandatory rebuild cla
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"Paul Cassel" <paul1@abq.com> wrote in message
news:ffuat09i8m3qeivu28rl0giechtchto5pi@4ax.com...
> If a D or R Congress accepted the secession, and the D or R president
> respectively went along, then who is going to make a war to get the
> rogue s
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"Seth Breidbart" <sethb@panix.com> wrote in message
news:5fuat0t8bqfnvfdf800utr908f4bffrvcv@4ax.com...
> In article <bk84t01anohm3cerikj551hi5mbofjqfhi@4ax.com>,
> Scott Hedrick <dinehnm@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >ISTR a case of a man applying to be a
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In article <hguat0hqnki1iq30m52temfd13dgpglc4u@4ax.com>,
Gerald Clough <firstinitiallastname@texas.net> wrote:
> And it seems not unreasonable that they might consider that the
>minorities of those in the seceeding states would be deprived of
>thei
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On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 08:07:19 -0500, "bat" <bat@bats.com> spewed:
>There's a story at http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig3/monahan1.html about a
>man who was arrested in airport for raising a voice against intimidating his
>pregnant wife by TSA; the man s
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>Because if he doesn't rule in line with what the appellate court says,
>he'll be slam-dunk overturned again and again and again. So he
>doesn't accomplish anything by ignoring the appellate court, other
>than making a complete fool of himself.
Tru
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My Mom wishes to make a simple change to her will, basically changing $20,000
to $50,000. Does she need a whole new will or just some kind of amendment?
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According to Jonathan Sachs <llm040903@earthlink.net>:
> "Stan Brown" <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
> news:34puq0lsv00rsf5b14aaphfn69ail4nfor@4ax.com...
>
> > Is it possible in law to have material that is copyright and cannot
> >
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I made a loan out to a foreign student about a year ago... The
agreement is that the loan is to be repaid within a year and is now
overdue... I talked to a few friends about filing a claim in small
claims court but all told me that would be fruitless
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Steve wrote:
> Can I avoid
> infringing on this trademark by changing my name to "Eddie Bear" or
> even "Edee Bear"? Thanks for any info.
The short answer is NO! Even "Eddie Bauer" might be an infringement
:-)
The other party's trademark doe
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In article <g2fht0hdgeuhamp0s1d3b81olfnuannk58@4ax.com>,
Suzie-Q <sme617x@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Is there any sort of "statute of limitations" for collecting
> debts or filing for bankruptcy? What I mean is, if I manage to
> stay a step ahead of t
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In article <03fht019gbrje5bstieho47tag4ps0n6p3@4ax.com>,
"jimrich" <jimnirene@att.net> wrote:
> A credit card that never left my possession, other than a few purchases
> has somehow been 'copied' and used at some local businesses. Other
> than som
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'Captain' Kirk DeHaan wrote:
> Will a trust protect you from a lien? I'm not speaking about the
> obligation of the debt. I am simply looking to protect my property.
I
> know it does not protect you in a law suit where a court has issued a
> verd
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Hi,
My girl-friend was involved in an accident in California, where her car got
hit from behind at an intersection. After the accident, she was undergoing
medical treatment once a week for 12 weeks for her neck-pain caused by the
accident.
She
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jimrich wrote:
> A credit card that never left my possession, other than a few
purchases
> has somehow been 'copied' and used at some local businesses. Other
> than some suggestions for protecting from this kind of indirect
theft,
> how is this don
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On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 22:39:56 -0500, "Steve" <popmusic@att.net> wrote:
>I want to sell a stuffed animal called "Eddy Bear" but I find the name
>has been registered as a trademark under the toy class. Can I avoid
>infringing on this trademark by chang
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German_in_AL wrote:
> I have a legal question concerning making a will; if anybody has any
> input I would appreciate it very much. Here are the details:
<details all snipped>
> I want to make a will that makes sure that, if all three of us die,
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On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 22:40:03 -0500, "jimrich" <jimnirene@att.net>
wrote:
>A credit card that never left my possession, other than a few purchases
>has somehow been 'copied' and used at some local businesses. Other
>than some suggestions for protect
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bat wrote:
> Hello:
>
> in August 2004, I lost a small claims case (Illinois) where I was the
> plaintiff. The judgment said:
>
> "Defendant is awarded $700 in attorney fees and cost".
>
> I read it so that I owe $700 representing attorney fees
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