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My fiance is mulling bankruptcy with $40k in credit card debt (including one auto loan). An attorney cautioned this may have long term repercussions. Later this year, she is likely to receive approximately $20 - $30k from a lawsuit involving a car acci

"Timothy" <horrigan@aol.com> wrote in message news:gtrm41h0er43aao4l719vablv46shp20g9@4ax.com... > But the main reason I am replying is because I am curious to know why > the car loan wasn't settled simply by repossessing the car! How come > defaul

In article <gtrm41h0er43aao4l719vablv46shp20g9@4ax.com>, Timothy <horrigan@aol.com> wrote: >But the main reason I am replying is because I am curious to know why >the car loan wasn't settled simply by repossessing the car! How come >defaulting on a

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tvmaly@gmail.com wrote: > I am trying to find some information out for my sister. She defaulted > on an auto loan, and she was sued by the Bank. The put a lien on a > plot of land she is hoping to build a house on. She is planning on > taking ou

>She is planning on taking out a construction loan to finance the >building of the house. >What problems will she run into having the lien on the house? Well, for one thing, the brief history you gave us indicates that she might have trouble payin

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Do any lawyers specialize in Internet law? The yellow pages list dozens who specialize in brick and mortar businesses. But my business is completely web-based and I deal with customers all over the world.

On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 18:14:27 -0500, "R.M." <rm@motocross_fan.net> wrote: >If my stepson caused an auto accident which resulted in bodily injury to the >driver of the vehicle that he inadvertently turned in front of, can the >victim sue me? . . .

"I noticed that the bulk cashews were now "on special" for $8.99 a pound. ?The problem is that just last week they were regularly priced at $7.99/lb, which had just been raised a few months ago from $6.99/lb. " I believe that the store engaged in fr

There are four lots which form a 2X2 grid. I own two of these lots which are diagonally across from each other. (They touch at a point only and have no common sides.) I will need to run a 3" poly pipe across the common point, as a septic field will be

I am a holder of Paraguayan government bonds that are in default. I would like to locate a law firm with firsthand experience bringing a successful suit against the government of Paraguay. The sum involved is very substantial. Could anyone properly

The yellow pages not being very useful, I'm looking for advice on how to find a good lawyer specializing in the prosecution of slander/defamation of character. Your help will be greatly appreciated.

Hi everybody I am looking for some advice regarding the copyright law and it's applicability to posts on web sites. I have been member of a virtual community that has recently changed the rules regarding the information that you have to give them i

About 5 years ago I cosigned a loan for my son to buy a new car, after a few payments went by I recieved a notice from the bank that his payment was late, I made that payment the next month I recieved another notice that he was late again I made the pa

The Judge in the Michael Jackson case has decided to admit evidence of accusations of similier behavior by Mr. Jackson with underaged boys in the past. Usually such evidence is inadmissable under the "bad man rule." That rule prevents the prosecution

How common is it for the arresting officer to be present at the prosocutors table , advising the prosocuting attorney during a jury trial? I personaly have been in 4 juries and never saw the arresting officer sitting with the prosocutin

I am in Fl. and I want to know who gives the license to these people that give the polygraphs to the people in this sex offender treatment and who the counselors that are licensed to work in the sex offender treatment programs, I have proof that these

What will happen to my money in the bank when I die with out leaving will. One bank tells me that I have talk to my lawyer and another I have to make letter of intent. What is the letter of intent? Is it same as will? What about my car? Do I have si

"Josh" <Hans2234@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:s701415l3hqu7mk5e5bpp0s1bleaaegb89@4ax.com... > 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. I note t

> My wife has been offered a position as a children's director at our > church. If an accident were to happen to a child while my wife was overseeing > the children's ministry, would the church still be liable? Or can the > parents also hold my wife

S F <srfluvsed@webtv.net> wrote: : anyone know a website with info regarding custody/visitations of minors? : looking for guardianship, selfhelp, visitations laws for CA. http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelplaw/family b.

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I'm in Los Angeles, CA. Before posting this message, I did a Google search but, maybe because of my choice of words, I couldn't find anything to assist with my question. So, (Q1) if I wished to go through all my local newspapers, and compile say

I'm in Oklahoma, and there's a local office of something called We the People, which as I understand it is a national franchise offering certain services without using a lawyer. I dropped by there, and they would prepare a simple will, durable po

In article <2g39411m7pbk6j487qr03ed376bnhepmre@4ax.com>, "O.B." <funkjunk@bellsouth.net> wrote: > My wife has been offered a position as a children's director at our > church. She will be paid $75 per week and be considered a consultant. > Thus,

In article <6g3941l2b1v5f7v0pegj4iktfa45t3qv3b@4ax.com>, tvmaly@gmail.com wrote: > I am trying to find some information out for my sister. She defaulted > on an auto loan, and she was sued by the Bank. The put a lien on a > plot of land she is ho

In article <ag394152574s8b9omjs3vtmg9ui6bfsf37@4ax.com>, "Martin" <7down@mail.com> wrote: > >From what I know, if I would be fired for lying on the job application > (even after twenty two years), there is no way I can challenge, > successfully, t

tvmaly@gmail.com wrote: : I am trying to find some information out for my sister. She defaulted : on an auto loan, and she was sued by the Bank. The put a lien on a : plot of land she is hoping to build a house on. She is planning on : taking out a

My fiance needs to file bankruptcy asap and I have the following inquiries on navigating the process. Her credit rating is so low that the additional 3 years on her profile history is academic. Her debts total $42k, mostly in credit card bills, and a c

ktobin@nlh.nf.ca wrote: > I am the sole owner of a piece of property where i want to build a > house. I am an owner of another piece of land as a tenant in common . > Can I build a driveway accross this land to access my other land > without p

David Smith wrote: > This question is not about the merits of our case, but only about > procedure and jurisdiction. > > We want to sue the USCIS (INS) because they didn't give my wife a > green card. I'm a US Citizen and I sponsored my wife

A California real estate agent with a minimum of 4 criminal convictions including Felony burglary, felony insurance fraud, as well as filing a false crime report & assault & battery attempted to defraud my company out of a $25,000 earnest money deposit

Timothy wrote: > In some areas, landlords are required to paint apartments before new > tenants move in. Cite? (For what it's worth, I agree with the rest of your analysis -- many landlords attempt to bully the tenant into paying for repairs wh

Gerald Clough wrote: > There's time to consider hiring an attorney after a telephone call to > the court to ask what are the charges and what must be done to take care > of them. If they are all fine-only offenses, any fail to appear or > violate pr

CGS wrote: > > 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. > >

Dave wrote: > If you want your neice to get your home tax free, the best way is to > set up a living revokable trust with you as trustee. Quit claim deed > the home to the trust. You will be the lifetime beneficiary of the > trust, so the house is y

About 3 year ago I stopped paying one of my credit cards. The balance was around 22 thousand. Rectenly I received a notice from a debt collector that my debt was now 42 thousand and was accumulating interest at a rate of 29.24 percent ot over 1000

Amy was a well-known exporter whose business was to export goods to Singapore and Malaysia. As she needed to keep a large stock of goods, Amy signed a contract with Paul on 1 January 2004 to store goods in Paul's warehouse at a rate of $5000 per month

AD wrote: > How long must i kept a tenant property after they were removed by a marshal? > NY NY area > > thanks If I understand this article correctly, it appears that, in Buffalo, N.Y., a landlord cannot dispose of the tenant's property, bu

Chris wrote: > 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 > jud

I was wondering if any legal action can be taken about this situation. I rent an apartment in a two family house in NJ. We're having a problem with the other tenant in the house, who also rents. We've had some problems with him from the beginning.

Scott Mitchell wrote: > > (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 insurance be liable? > If you have compr

I live in Washington state and have had a law firm obtain a judgment against me. I have read the RCWs and see that the few personal property items I own are among those listed as exempt by 6.15.010. I own no real estate and have no expensive cars or ot

On 25/3/05 10:47 pm, in article bg3941digj10j91dv66c2th3mdf811sqbl@4ax.com, "Lord of the Left Hand" <mr_azrad@lvcm.com> wrote: > Is there any hope of me getting out of having to pay for an SR-22 for > the next 3 years? You have said that Nevada is

cidelia@metacrawler.com (cidelia) writes: > The problem is that just last week they were regularly > priced at $7.99/lb, which had just been raised a few months ago from > $6.99/lb. So how can $8.99 be a special. Apparently, it's "especially" h

O.B. wrote: > > 1. If an accident were to happen to a child while my wife was overseeing > the children's ministry, would the church still be liable? Or can the > parents also hold my wife liable? Well, it depends on what the facts of the si

"Martin" <7down@mail.com> wrote in message news:ag394152574s8b9omjs3vtmg9ui6bfsf37@4ax.com... > I work in California for one company for the last twenty two years. > Have to confess, when hired, I did lie on my job application (about my > education an