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problems@gmail wrote:
> > The common law for debtor/creditor disputes arising from
> > single transactions seems well-matured/stable ?
Stuart Bronstein wrote:
SB>Depends on what you mean. What is your real question?
OK: is it recorded in the le
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When opening an account my bank asked me if I wanted to add someone
ITF or In Trust For. What are the legal implications of this? They
said I could add as many people as I like. What if the one named is
sued? Can they go after my account? Are there tax
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JasonF wrote:
> I sold a customer a product from my business in Alabama. The customer
> is based in New York, but the product was picked up in Alabama. I
> have an overdue invoice. Unfortunately, I did not note the rate of
> interest to be charged
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Sat, 06 Oct 2007 07:33:56 -0400 from JasonF <jamf00@gmail.com>:
> I sold a customer a product from my business in Alabama. The customer
> is based in New York, but the product was picked up in Alabama. I
> have an overdue invoice. Unfortunately, I d
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In article <kjseg35keg0pt70to1n9fnegaagip1hlb0@4ax.com>,
JasonF <jamf00@gmail.com> wrote:
> I sold a customer a product from my business in Alabama. The customer
> is based in New York, but the product was picked up in Alabama. I
> have an overdu
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This is a situation I'm trying to get the client to engage an OK attorney to
help resolve. However, they are just barely living on what they make and
can't afford one. I'm looking for guidance on how to handle the "sale of
assets" which I've already tr
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On Fri, 05 Oct 2007 07:54:32 -0400, ddl@danlan.*com (Dan Lanciani)
wrote:
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>In article <16e9g31laimo0lpp6fti0pt3abikunjckl@4ax.com>,
>NOPSAMmm2005@bigfoot.com (mm) writes:
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>| Maybe also try to find out what his objection is. He loves the
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Barry Gold wrote:
> Ronald <nospam.ron27808@hotmail.com> wrote:
> [NJ company signs a "non-binding letter of intent" to receive a
> quotation from FL company. FL company uses digital tricks to
> produce a "signed" contract. FL company i
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Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote in
news:4jseg31kch0r35efb6ulrsf6koaldigi3v@4ax.com:
> Barry Gold wrote:
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>> Basically, you have some leverage because she can be charged with
>> embezzlement and perhaps other crimes. But if you co
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mmsbandaid@gmail.com wrote:
> We have been answering the phone a lot lately. People call about
> their bills.
>
> What recourse might we have against the company?
>
> I called and advised them.
>
> They said oops, will check with x and y and c
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On Oct 4, 5:56 am, bg...@nyx.net (Barry Gold) wrote:
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> The only alternative would be an expensive legal process to
> have your mother declared incompetent.
This is exactly what I mean when I say that in the Baby Boom Nursing
Era future, very clos
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