misc.legal.moderated

Barry Gold wrote: > B. Peg <bent_peg@worldnet.att.net> wrote: > >I got the terrible task of being successor trustee along with > >Durable Power of Attorney (in CA) on a living trust. > >I cannot get an answer as to what the term "to be paid > >a reas

Mon, 22 May 2006 23:17:07 -0400 from Stuart A. Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com>: > Reasonable amount means what others are being paid for doing the same > thing. Isn't that the "usual" or "customary" amount? Just because it's the prevailing amo

Barry Gold wrote: > tobe <ybotkaSPM@cinci.rr.com> wrote: > ALl the above is correct, except IIRC the part about credit reports. > Debts on which the SoL has expired are not supposed to be reported to > CRAs and should be removed. If they don't, t

In misc.legal.moderated Barry Gold <bgold@nyx.net> wrote: > tobe <ybotkaSPM@cinci.rr.com> wrote: >>> I understand that normally there is a 2 year period after which no >>> collection/legal action can be taken. What I'm wondering is, in this >>> cas

Mon, 22 May 2006 23:16:59 -0400 from go2guy <none@none.com>: > I've landed in a situation whereby I've accepted and returned the signed job > offer letter to a prospective employer but cannot take the job. > > 1) Is telling the employer that I canno

go2guy wrote: > I've landed in a situation whereby I've accepted and returned the signed job > offer letter to a prospective employer but cannot take the job. > > 1) Is telling the employer that I cannot join him legal? Sure it is. There is that

go2guy <none@none.com> wrote: >I've landed in a situation whereby I've accepted and returned the signed job >offer letter to a prospective employer but cannot take the job. > >1) Is telling the employer that I cannot join him legal? > >2) Just curi

In article <5gv4729ac33a9ef97okj6o8cen1rnkjid7@4ax.com>, "go2guy" <none@none.com> wrote: > I've landed in a situation whereby I've accepted and returned the signed job > offer letter to a prospective employer but cannot take the job. > > 1) Is t

"go2guy" <none@none.com> wrote in message news:5gv4729ac33a9ef97okj6o8cen1rnkjid7@4ax.com... > I've landed in a situation whereby I've accepted and returned the signed job > offer letter to a prospective employer but cannot take the job. > > 1) Is

Approximately 5 years ago my mother loaned me $300.00 to me so I could make a car payment. We agreed that she would hold my George Herman Ruth signed baseball as collateral until I repaid her. When I repaid her, she and my stepfather refused to give

sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote: > Nor is perjury defined as "literally lying" (nor do I understand > how that differs from "plain lying"). Saying something that is misleading, or causes someone to believe what isn't true, is not perjury i

Hi, I am considering bankruptcy as one creditor refuses to accept payments but wants whole amount due which I don't have. I have no assets except a patent which is my only income. My bankruptcy attorney wants to value it at 15k so the trustee would

A mechanic had my sports car and said he was having problems getting parts. I told him I would put it in storage. He told me he put the car was in an inside storage area. Two months went by without a word from him. I called and he said parts stores

Mon, 22 May 2006 23:16:25 -0400 from Timothy <Timothy.Horrigan@alumni.usc.edu>: > let me assert that it is illegal to not pay off your debts-- unless you > successfully file for bankruptcy--- hence your brother-in-law IS > breaking the law. "I don

Timothy <Timothy.Horrigan@alumni.usc.edu> wrote: >> If these calls continue, what are our legal options? We do not have >> caller ID since we use cell phones for calls and our home number is >> mainly just incase of emergencies and for security system

janet_f@mail.com wrote: >>In my area, the city requires a license, but if you are in >>unincorporated county areas, you do not (there is no county licensing >>required). One solution in such a case would be to get an address in the >>unincorporated co

In article <gfv4725h1ofjm2oqsntgsob76ml1sq2ve0@4ax.com>, <janet_f@mail.com> wrote: >> In my area, the city requires a license, but if you are in >> unincorporated county areas, you do not (there is no county licensing >> required). One solution in su

In article <gfv4725h1ofjm2oqsntgsob76ml1sq2ve0@4ax.com>, <janet_f@mail.com> wrote: >Raleigh City Ordinance 2-2016 says the business application shall state >the address where business is actually conducted. But if the business address is outside

Is it Murder ? My friend, call him F., hates his neighbor, N. F wants to get rid of N, legally. N is in fairly good health, but he loves chocolate, sometimes to excess. F. decides to undermine N's health. Every morning he goes over and presents

I have a California driver's license question; I was stopped by the CHP yesterday and it seems my DL has expired, I walked home. the q. is if convicted of a misdemeanor for driving w/o a license what would be the penalties? And what is my best def

Mon, 22 May 2006 23:16:09 -0400 from Jose Reckoner <reckoner@gmail.com>: > What should renters look for in choosing a house to rent to make sure > that the house doesn't go into foreclosure or be put up for sale > while you are renting? A *really

Jose Reckoner wrote: > My understanding is that if the house is sold while under > lease, the new owner must honor the lease. First, I am not a lawyer, and I don't play one on TV. Now, I'll address this one point. The lease would probably need

Jose Reckoner <reckoner@gmail.com> wrote: > What should renters look for in choosing a house to rent to make sure > that the house doesn't go into foreclosure or be put up for sale > while you are renting? > With the recent torrent of San Diego

Jose Reckoner <reckoner@gmail.com> wrote: >What should renters look for in choosing a house to rent to make sure >that the house doesn't go into foreclosure or be put up for sale >while you are renting? > >With the recent torrent of San Diego house r