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"larchrist6@aol.com" <larchrist6@aol.com> wrote: > Thank you. I will be flying to NY next week to meet with an > attorney.. If I understand what you replied, is that my mothers > share of the house remains mine even though my stepfather passed > aw

>Also, unless the current owner is "squatting" the name, there may be >a permutation that you can find acceptable. As example, the owner >may now have *.com, but you'd be happy with *.org. Most of the standard Advancit.* names are already taken, thou

On Mon, 16 May 2005 08:57:07 -0400, drobinowicz@yahoo.com wrote: >Are contracts a corporation that had it's corporate charter revoked >(and thus its right to do business terminated by the state) voidable? >Also, can such a corporation bring legal sui

In article <d26h8190accv5c5vcfe2ne9isjmp9knu76@4ax.com>, <goggleaccount@dodgeit.com> wrote: >In a small gathering of friends, one person mentioned that, when she >receives un-solicited credit card offers, she will stuff the >postage-paid return envel

SJ <micetrap@earthlink.net> wrote: > I am an independent contractor and on April 20th I signed an > agreement for a project lasting 12 months in duration with work to > begin on May 2nd. On April 21st, I filled out the consent form for > them t

"The Family" <lgvwalk@swbell.net> wrote: > "Stuart A. Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote >> "The Family" <lgvwalk@swbell.net> wrote: >> > >> > Why not just contest the card charge? >> >> Second and more important is that the card companies ar

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Stu You went to see a dentist. He referred you to a periodontist. The periodontist and the dentist may have had some sort of business arrangement. The periodontist did work that he has since admitted involved sub-standard materials. You also e

> I am a landlord. Three years ago I turned over a former tenant to a > collection agency assuming they would try to collect the debt. All > they did was record the debt on his credit. About a year ago, > dissatisfied with the collection agency, I f

I have a question about an auto repo situation. A girl who is a real good friend of mine had her car repossed late last Fall because she could not afford the payments. She gave the car back. Now she wants to get a new car that has real low payments

Hi, can anyone tell me what the term "CATCHNOTE" means on legal documents? thanks jim

Estate Issues Tenant in Common NY State Question regarding shares in property Thank you. I will be flying to NY next week to meet with an attorney.. If I understand what you replied, is that my mothers share of the house remains mine even though

"ressident" <ressident-no-spam@antigone.pointyhats.com.invalid> wrote in message news:r67a81hqs2vbs04vcbstckfp83t51b9980@4ax.com... > Stephen Horrillo wrote: > > > The name of my corporation is Advancit. It's been in existence since 1989. I > > we

"ressident" <ressident-no-spam@antigone.pointyhats.com.invalid> wrote in message > Legally, you can't. And there is no way to transfer the domain name to > you > without the present owners consent. At least there is no legal way, and I > don't be

On Fri, 13 May 2005 17:34:03 -0400, taupirho@gmail.com wrote: >I recently put a magazine cover disk up for sale... >the makers of the software had >complained to ebay complained that by selling the disk with their >software on it I was violating th

Are contracts a corporation that had it's corporate charter revoked (and thus its right to do business terminated by the state) voidable? Also, can such a corporation bring legal suit while it is revoked for a contract dispute for a contract signed whi

3 years ago I went to a local lawyer who specializes in Wills. I thought he did a nice job and I paid his fee of $300. He mentioned that if I need to add a codicil in the future, it would be $50. Since then, I'm being forced to revise that will because

"Seth Breidbart" <sethb@panix.com> wrote in message news:gin781dh6hs6nltvm1ppnc0dmca6mf12kv@4ax.com... > Wouldn't the tax sale also step on any > mortgages, liens, overdue fees, etc. that might have been outstanding? In New Mexico, any properly r

My parents live in their own home and have been there over 40 years. Three years ago a family moved in across the street with two boys around 20 years old. The boys and their friends come and go at all hours of the night, honking horns, playing loud mu

this is about a friend of mine who is not computer friendly and is a senior citizen in his 70's (and has a wife in her late 60's) who wanted to get a seperation from his wife and i'm trying to get some info for him. now Saturday he recieved in the ma

I applied for a mortgage with a broker. We are both located in Virginia. I wrote him a check for the appraisal and credit report. After a few days, I wasn't happy with his service, and wrote him a letter informing him I was terminating our relations

This is a reminder about the misc.legal.moderated policy on submissions containing munged headers such as From: biff@willy.NOSPAMloman.org 1. Posters are free to munge headers (leaving aside forgeries in the name of an actual third party). Spammer

I recall reading somewhere that there are specific Federal laws against the malicious use of Business Reply Mail ("Postage paid") postcards and envelopes. Some folks apparently like to "retaliate" against junk mailers by doing things like droppin

In a small gathering of friends, one person mentioned that, when she receives un-solicited credit card offers, she will stuff the postage-paid return envelope with the same junk she received (minus any info which would identify her) and post it back to

Hello, I am an independent contractor and on April 20th I signed an agreement for a project lasting 12 months in duration with work to begin on May 2nd. On April 21st, I filled out the consent form for them to begin a background check. As work w

On Thu, 12 May 2005 12:12:42 -0400, kpfoley@pftkinsurance.com wrote: >Is there a service or vendor that sells this info? If so, how do I >contact them? I know there are database services like this in California. I have a friend that used to do c

"Stuart A. Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote in message news:i67a819thhce4tl60i3dbn9cm91e3al8bj@4ax.com... > "The Family" <lgvwalk@swbell.net> wrote: > > "Matteo" <1394invalid@mynewsgate.net> wrote > >> > >> I live in Italy and I did pay (by

I made the mistake of renting from a greedy irritating Landlord. I had a month to month lease, but I didn't notice further down in the lease it says I will not recieve my security deposit back until after the 11th month. Is this legal? I am assuming

I have won a small claims judgment and am trying to determine the most expedient way to collect it. The person is my former landlord from 3 years ago. I have several encashed rent checks which have her bank account number on the back. I do not know

Let me see if I understand this correctly. If a dependent claim gets past prior art, and the independent claim that it depends upon can not possibly get past prior art, then the verbatim wording of these two claims can be combined such that the newl

n Fri, 13 May 2005, "JeffP" <JPgmt@sbcglobal.net> wrote: >State = CA, Los Angeles County >Mother-in-Law, "MIL" >brother-in-law, "BIL" >Questions are preceeded with "Q:" > MIL passed away this week; her Will is not available, > however a copy st

Bruno Panetta wrote: <Wants to know about getting a Dip. Passport, and if it's any good for the average guy / what does it do for you> An earlier poster said it depends, and thats true but there's much more to it. I've traveled a lot internatio

I visited a Dentist for implants over a year ago. His office sign indicated both his name and the name of a Periodontist. Because of the signage, I incorrectly assumed that the Periodontist and the Dentist were partners. The Dentist examined my te

In article <d67a81hhv820im1a1e2up4dptrcrl9mspc@4ax.com>, Nobody <anonymous@server.net> wrote: >I am a landlord. Three years ago I turned over a former tenant to a >collection agency assuming they would try to collect the debt. All they did >was reco

Nobody wrote: > I am a landlord. Three years ago I turned over a former tenant to a > collection agency assuming they would try to collect the debt. All they did > was record the debt on his credit. About a year ago, dissatisfied with the > collect

"Nobody" <anonymous@server.net> wrote in message news:d67a81hhv820im1a1e2up4dptrcrl9mspc@4ax.com... > I am a landlord. Three years ago I turned over a former tenant to a > collection agency assuming they would try to collect the debt. All they did

I hope this question is appropriate here. My ex-boyfriend owes me about 15k and never paid back any of it. He promised to payback some money every month beginning from this month. I searched internet and drawed up a promissory note with term of m