misc.legal.moderated

"Timothy" <horrigan@aol.com> wrote in message news:7pvij1l0k33po9aldmbj4i2d3froqdm1tn@4ax.com... > >In the case of divorcing spouses in Texas, when does the > >community generally end? > > I am not a lawyer. I am not even a Texan. A little Googl

"Timothy" <horrigan@aol.com> wrote in message news:7pvij1l0k33po9aldmbj4i2d3froqdm1tn@4ax.com... > >In the case of divorcing spouses in Texas, when does the >>community generally end? > > I am not a lawyer. I am not even a Texan. A little Googling

In article <4pvij1h2hbb66mnp4510u4ad5k99ic1rnu@4ax.com>, test <test@test.com> wrote: >Hi > >My contract was terminted for no legal reasons. (This is my opinion). So? Many contracts are terminable by either party, at any time, *without* having t

Test, You had some sort of employment contract with an agency. They had a contract with a client and sent you to work there. The client decided for some reason to end your work at their site. You wish an explanation of your termination from th

In article <4pvij1h2hbb66mnp4510u4ad5k99ic1rnu@4ax.com>, test <test@test.com> wrote: > My contract was terminted for no legal reasons. (This is my opinion). > I want to go in court for this but I don't know if I should sue the > agency or the cline

Someone I know (who I admit I despise because of his unethical practices) clearly committed an illegal act, and I'd like to report it to the proper authorities who will actually *promptly investigate*. Let me explain. This person operates a busine

"Gordon Burditt" <gordonb.w3l6a@burditt.org> wrote in message news:19n9j196d3hrpqhk894dgiaqlcl0gha299@4ax.com... > >A debt remains forever until paid or forgiven. Even a bankruptcy > >discharge >>doesn't eliminate the debt, just the legal right to

A Michigan Attorney <miattorney@gmail.com> wrote: > Timothy wrote: <snip> >> Anyway, to get back to the main topic here, there is no blanket right >> to stand on public property and photograph what's happening on adjacent >> private property. Th

I live in Texas. Several months ago I received a ticket for going 55 MPH in a 45 zone. I plead not guilty and have a jury trial scheduled in about 3 weeks. The officer was using radar and was parked on a side street, perpendicular to the road I

I'm going to the court for the first time in my life. I'm told by my friends that I should use words like "my opinion", "I think" etc... instead of accusing the defedants. The lawyer I consulted told me to put MISREPRESENTATION on the filing paper. I a

On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 13:20:02 -0400, littleboyblu87@yahoo.com wrote: >I'm writing a fictional story (for fun) and I need a little legal info >for the story. >Let's say that someone is arrested for a crime such as assault. While >they are still in j

On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 13:20:02 -0400 in misc.legal.moderated, favored us with... > I'm writing a fictional story (for fun) and I need a little legal info > for the story. > > Let's say that someone is arrested for a crime such as assault. While > t

littleboyblu87@yahoo.com wrote: > I'm writing a fictional story (for fun) and I need a little legal info > for the story. > > Let's say that someone is arrested for a crime such as assault. While > they are still in jail, they receive a visitor (fr

On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 13:20:02 -0400 in misc.legal.moderated, favored us with... > My employer had given me bounce with the condition that. If I leave > company without completing 6 months I will pay back whole amount. If I > leave without completing

In article <tovij11chebbp5f54gp8rtv7m8guqtv70b@4ax.com>, st_in1@hotmail.com wrote: > My employer had given me bounce with the condition that. If I leave > company without completing 6 months I will pay back whole amount. If I > leave without comple

In article <tovij11chebbp5f54gp8rtv7m8guqtv70b@4ax.com>, <st_in1@hotmail.com> wrote: >Hi, > >My employer had given me bounce with the condition that. If I leave >company without completing 6 months I will pay back whole amount. If I >leave without

st_in1@hotmail.com writes: > My employer had given me bounce with the condition that. If I leave > company without completing 6 months I will pay back whole amount. If I > leave without completing 12 months I will pay back 50% amount. > > I had jo

st_in1@hotmail.com wrote: > My employer had given me bounce with the condition that. If I > leave company without completing 6 months I will pay back whole > amount. If I leave without completing 12 months I will pay back > 50% amount. > > I had

Gary > I am not American but Australian and thought someone may know what if > any duty of care of Govt to veterans is actually covered by the law? I > can't get anything here in Australia. I am a VIetnam Vet and do > advocacy work for sick vetera

I live in Moab, UT. Here it costs - I think - $80 to subpoena someone. Is there any way of getting around the cost? -Josh

In early August I asked: > At my exit interview I was handed an "involuntary termination data > sheet", in which I acknowledged receipt of the severance pay check, > return of company equipment as applicable, and released my employer > from any and

I was issued a speeding ticket for "driving 76mph in a 55mph zone" today, and I'm wondering what evidence I will need to bring to court to help my case - and what evidence I can request the officer bring (or should I say nothing hoping that he will com

Help-can someone please tell me where i can find a good website for employment law?

test wrote: [contract cancelled due to him annoying contractor with emails] > My question: Is the termination a lawful one in the above mentioned > conditions ? The both above mentioned situations didn't have me as the > initial sender of the emai

On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 13:20:01 -0400 in misc.legal.moderated, test favored us with... [He sent out some e-mails, was told not to do it again, and did. They fired him and gave this as the reason.] > My question: Is the termination a lawful one in the

In article <qovij118edr13h9ujfec0srhj773naq2bh@4ax.com>, test <test@test.com> wrote: > When they terminated me they told me that they couldn't blame me > technically for anything but they told me to stop the war emails. It is > arguable of course w

"test" <test@test.com> wrote in message news:qovij118edr13h9ujfec0srhj773naq2bh@4ax.com... > Hi > <snip> > > My question: Is the termination a lawful one in the above mentioned > conditions ? The both above mentioned situations didn't have me as th

>For technical reasons I got involved in endless discussions on technical >matters with one of my colleagues. We both considered that we had to CC >our managers and also our colleagues. If any of these people ask you to STOP sending email on this top

In article <movij11blgvahmbc9a38f56mlr5m4j78rn@4ax.com>, Timothy <horrigan@aol.com> wrote: >So the situation is evidently not that Lot B can only be CONVENIENTLY >accessed via Lot A. The situation is that the access to Lot B via Lot >A is vastly mo

On 24 Sep 2005, chad@chadphillips.org said/asked in substance: > In Missouri, Joe owns adjoining properties A and B the > latter of which is landlocked and accessible only to/from > parcel A. Joe sells parcel B to Mike by a contract that > in BOLD

Bruce Yates wrote: [claims neighbor is lying about him which OP thinks may cause him problems getting disability qualification] > Is there anything I could possibly do to stop his slanderous > statements? It appears that he has no real assets sin

>I bought a condo at the end of June. While work was being > done on my place, the woman upstairs had some work done on > her bathroom. That work was shoddy as the handyman didn't > bother to use caulk. As a result, water would leak into my > kitchen

In article <dovij1p2mc9vntunqm28ci7bkeejjhnafb@4ax.com>, Gary Goodman <XgaryXg7X@yahoo.com> wrote: > I see several options: > > 1. Leave another message for her stating that since she has > refused to cooperate, I will engage the services of an

"Gary Goodman" <XgaryXg7X@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:dovij1p2mc9vntunqm28ci7bkeejjhnafb@4ax.com... > I see several options: > > 1. Leave another message for her stating that since she has > refused to cooperate, I will engage the services of

According to Auldman <chriscu@hotmail.com>: > "Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor > cruel and unusual punishments inflicted." > > Taking the example of DUI cases. Could you argue that the excessive > fines, enc

Need some help with contracts of employment-any ideas?