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I.e., can anyone access them after the hearing is finished (The hearing I'm talking about is in Civil Court). Thank you for any replies. -Josh

crabshell wrote: [photography 90% done, 50% paid. Should he pay the balance?] > > Caveats: > > 1) The photographer allowed me to contribute to the artwork and even > requested I work on the artwork to help him get it done on schedule. The

Regarding being "authorized" to sell a manufacturers electronics products by said manufacturer, is it legally required? May any entity or individual re-sell any product without the manufacturers authorization or consent? I am asking as a potential

Boothbay wrote: > I intend to leave my home in a will to one of my nieces. Years ago > there was a law about a seller of his home could avoid capita taxes > providing he was living in the home for 2 years out of the last 4. Does > that law still ap

"Boothbay" <harri85274@aol.com> wrote in message news:qnfp311setv6hnbkch581elt75dd15ldmk@4ax.com... >I intend to leave my home in a will to one of my nieces. Years ago > there was a law about a seller of his home could avoid capita taxes > providing

can anyone tell me if there's a statue of limitations of federal judgments. i had an overseas company obtain a default judgment against me 12 years ago for $500,000.00 and i was wondering if there ever comes a point that the judgment can not be legally

I am writing because I have a concern about background check. I interviewed and got an offer from a company. On a background check of myself, I found out I have a misdemeanor arrest entry for reckless driving, curb, ignoring signs and other driving re

Can you use a Defective Trust to "Lock-In" the passing of Business Interests? Father is divorcing and will Re-Marry. His has promised the passing of his business interest to his children. But there is always doubt. I have heard a Trust can be d

David Smith wrote: > > A credit card company sent me a notice with a lot of fine print. It > said among other things that they're going to increase my interest > rate. It also said I could decline the rate increase if I wrote them > a letter befor

(Mailed and posted.) crabshell wrote: > > 3-17-05 > misc.legal.moderated > > I'm in the US by the way so laws outside the US would not apply. > > I hired a photographer to shoot several kids and create a digital > illustration from the photo

Boothbay wrote: > > I intend to leave my home in a will to one of my nieces. Years ago > there was a law about a seller of his home could avoid capita taxes > providing he was living in the home for 2 years out of the last 4. Technically, owned t

I have a collection agency (Cadle Company") who has contacted me regarding an account which is over 17 years old. The account was charged off years ago and disappeared from my credit reports years ago too. I know also that the status of limitati

Seth Breidbart wrote: > > In article <f6fh315qt36bh4cpenn90s7imb85eejes3@4ax.com>, > Arthur L. Rubin <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote: > >pleaseexplaintome@yahoo.com wrote: > > > >> I am led to believe the will states all assets are to be divided

Scott Mitchell wrote: <snipped> > > I have two questions: > > (1) If something does go awry, I assume the neighbor is responsible? > That is, if a branch breaks and damages a car, or the condo building, > would the neighbor's home owners insuranc

Hi, I'm a Federal employee in Maryland. Is there anything better than the Yellow Pages to help me find a lawyer to deal with my employment matters? Any opinions on Passman & Kaplan? Thanks very much...

I have a warrant for my arrest for reckless driving, curb, ignoring signs. This happen over two years ago. This is at the county level. I should go to the county criminal office to take care of this. - Can anyone tell me what I should be aware of

pjhartman@gmail.com wrote: > I notice from time to time, in perusing state supreme court decisions, > different results from state councils for discipline as it relates to > attorneys. > > Specifically, the three results I've seen most often are d

Arch Stanton wrote: > Here's a scenario: > > If someone stops me dressed as a police officer, what can I do to > verify that he is a police officer? A name and badge number seem > useless if it is an impersonator. Can I lock my door and tell the

On 20/3/05 12:09 am, in article 1ofp319vkua48709ppdae4ltfmh3c3stkc@4ax.com, "Paul Cassel" <paul1@abq.com> wrote: > Now you ask if you can be sued. The answer is 100% yes - the victim, a > you put it, can sue you. The right question is if he'll prevai

R.M. wrote: I have the same auto insurance policy that I had before my wife > and I got married over two years ago. Also, can they try to take my real > estate property, 401k, money rate savings, CDs, stocks and personal > property(e.g. luxury spor

lesstax wrote: > i the seller found a buyer for my home. we agreed on a price > and i accepted a deposit. now i want out of the deal. > > there are no signed agreements or contracts, just an email > that discusses the price and some terms. no addr

"Boothbay" <harri85274@aol.com> wrote: > I intend to leave my home in a will to one of my nieces. Years > ago there was a law about a seller of his home could avoid > capita taxes providing he was living in the home for 2 years out > of the last 4.

"Arch Stanton" <ggabroc@yahoo.com> wrote: > If someone stops me dressed as a police officer, what can I do > to verify that he is a police officer? A name and badge number > seem useless if it is an impersonator. Can I lock my door and > tell the

"Mark A" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote: > <kilowatt@charter.net> wrote >> I get a dividend check about once every 3 months. The checks >> are so small that it is not worth making a trip to the bank to >> cash. The checks say "Please cash in 60 days"

sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote: > Arthur L. Rubin <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote: >>pleaseexplaintome@yahoo.com wrote: >> >>> I am led to believe the will states all assets are to be >>> divided evenly among the children. Are the life ins

<<Doubter wrote: ... In a very quick review of recent rulings, I found reasons stated in all cases. ... merely raising pointless objections ... ?>> Doubter: Your username reveals a mission, which is a good one. But slice-n-dice should be inform

I was served by a process server on March 12 to appear in small claims court in Waukegan, Illinois on March 30. This concerns a credit card debt of 4500 dollars. State law in Illinois says that you must serve a party no later than 21 days before the

"Mark A" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >Normally it is one year unless otherwise stated on the check. Citation please? Every time I've asked a bank, the answer has been that a check is "tale" after 6 months but that it still may or may not get c

"Dave" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >Read the notice closely. It likely says that while you may decline, >this means that you are no longer wanting to be a customer and that >then your balance will be due in full. This may vary from bank to bank,

"Mike Brophy" wrote in misc.legal.moderated: >It's time this HUGE national bank be held accountable for >explaining how this serious identity mixup occurred and what they are >doing to prevent it. Did they buy wrong info from some 3rd party and >that

My mother died 10 years ago. She had a very small amount of stock. Before she died she put my name on the stock. She knew that I would share equally with my sister and I have. The stock was worth 60$ a share when she died but it is only worth about

In article <snfp31t3dfvndtta9h1eg1kadptipr9lj2@4ax.com>, crabshell <crabshell@nottoohotmale.com> wrote: > Legally speaking, my concern is not only for myself but my client and > associates in this project. I'm thinking I should just write a check

In article <qnfp311setv6hnbkch581elt75dd15ldmk@4ax.com>, "Boothbay" <harri85274@aol.com> wrote: > I intend to leave my home in a will to one of my nieces. Years ago > there was a law about a seller of his home could avoid capita taxes > providing h