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krisgonz2@yahoo.com wrote:
: Hi all, i am in Florida. i have a 5 year old son. my mother in law has
: been taking care of him 1x a week for about 4 years. however, in the
: year, she has been drinking a lot and i feel she is unstable mentally.
: i hav
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Rodzilla <rod@discountawards.com> wrote:
: I have a situation where I have been working as a part-time permanent
: employee for almost five years. I work 24 hours a week and receive
: benefits such as health and dental and 401(k) matching contributions
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I do know that even if she DID add my name to the house today, the
State can look back 5 years for stuff like that, if she were apply for
Medicaid for nursing home purposes. '
Reply:
The Elder Law sites reccomend things like have your mom
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Norman,
In a long series of posts you have indicated that you have a check issued
by the US government. You are currently residing in Japan. You wish to cash
this check.
You have lots of interesting stories to tell about your wife's US B2
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"Timothy" <horrigan@aol.com> wrote:
> Norman asks:
>
>> How many times do I have to repeat that the US bank that
>> refused to allow deposit of the check into my account is the US
>> bank where I am a customer and hold an account?
>
> 617 times.
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Here are some comments on government compensation to victims of
Hurricane Katrina and on suing the government, from
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05251/567907.stm :
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"Marc Moller, chairman of the plaintiffs' executive committe
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I've posted on another group regarding the legality of installing
cigarette *smoker* detectors in rental units, and I'm surprised at how
divisive this issue still is.
I'd like to know how landlords increasingly advertise apartments as
"non-smoking"
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In article
<tk4uh1pj6j32sj08prcco41lsmc46k82u3@4ax.com>,
krisgonz2@yahoo.com says...
> Hi all, i am in Florida. i have a 5 year old son. my mother in law has
> been taking care of him 1x a week for about 4 years. however, in the
> year, she has bee
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krisgonz2@yahoo.com wrote:
: Hi all, i am in Florida. i have a 5 year old son. my mother in law has
: been taking care of him 1x a week for about 4 years. however, in the
: year, she has been drinking a lot and i feel she is unstable mentally.
: i hav
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In article <p8pph11o9e4bdd0uiduvsh0r6vbo1tnocd@4ax.com>,
Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote:
> A knee-jerk "it saves lives" is not enough to justify a law, not even
> in today's evolving police state.
What is enough to justify a law i
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Greetings!
I am currently serving on a Board of Directors for a Condominium complex in
northern California. This Board is undergoing a study of numerous
alternatives to having some repair work done in the common area of the
complex. In particular, the
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A sign at a handicapped parking space at a branch of a national
book store in Massachusetts threatened a $100 fine for parking
there improperly for a first offense, and a $100 fine "and or" [sic]
up to 90 days community service for subsequent offenses.
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On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 12:18:09 -0400, "Stuart A. Bronstein"
<spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
>Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote:
>
>> (*) That is, to the extent that any office requires
>> confirmation. There's a loophole at the end of Art
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Rodzilla wrote:
[has been told his status to go from employee to contractor]
>
> To me this sounds like a backdoor approach to firing me without
> actually having to give me termination papers.
>
> There is something about it that sticks in my cra
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In article
<qk4uh19cpbq4bv0iugr57uv6c5unhl14ba@4ax.com>,
rod@discountawards.com says...
> I have a situation where I have been working as a part-time permanent
> employee for almost five years. I work 24 hours a week and receive
> benefits such as
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In article <qk4uh19cpbq4bv0iugr57uv6c5unhl14ba@4ax.com>,
"Rodzilla" <rod@discountawards.com> wrote:
> I have a situation where I have been working as a part-time permanent
> employee for almost five years. I work 24 hours a week and receive
> benef
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"Rodzilla" <rod@discountawards.com> wrote in message
news:qk4uh19cpbq4bv0iugr57uv6c5unhl14ba@4ax.com...
>I have a situation where I have been working as a part-time permanent
> employee for almost five years. I work 24 hours a week and receive
> bene
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On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 12:18:08 -0400 in misc.legal.moderated, Rodzilla
favored us with...
> I have a situation where I have been working as a part-time permanent
> employee for almost five years. I work 24 hours a week and receive
> benefits such as he
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In another newsgroup there's an argument going on over the term "false
conviction".
Facts: a man signed a confession when his court-appointed lawyer lied
about the contents of the paper. He was then convicted based on that
confession.
Is that co
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