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I should know better, but this simplistic query came to mind: Over the years, there have been countless posts regarding basis step-up to FMV of assets upon the death of the owner. I cannot recall any reference to basis _step-down_ to FMV for ass

husband and wife 2 kids set up a trust and will 25 yrs ago husband dies 5 yrs later has the kids as 50/50 no distribution to the kids wife lives 20 more years sets up her half for the kids 70/30 the estate was worth 1 million at his death and 2

I'm wondering what sort of legal exposure a company might be getting in danger of by providing [unfiltered/unregulated/free] open wireless access for their customers. There are actually two players: first is the company *at*which* the access is happen

On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 07:45:14 -0500, Lorraine <klraford@texaschildrenshospital.org> wrote: >I paid someone (referred by a friend) to make repairs to my home. He >gave me price of $6,000 to do all of the repairs- paint, siding, >install doors, counte

johnmolinda@yahoo.com wrote: > We run a small business that does training work for job seekers. We > are licensed by the state occupational board. Our instructors are all > subcontractors. In our contract with them, there is a non-compete > clause th

In article <oh1tl3p1kmbp3m6tc56un42ju2f5b2m7h4@4ax.com>, Paul Cassel <pcasselremove2@comremovecast.net> wrote: >verivin wrote: > >[real estate purchase. op is seller] > >> My question is: is it ok to >> receive additional offers to purchase (in

On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 07:45:33 -0500, "johnmolinda@yahoo.com" <johnmolinda@yahoo.com> wrote: >We run a small business that does training work for job >seekers. We are licensed by the state occupational board. >Our instructors are all subcontractors.

Tue, 11 Dec 2007 07:44:56 -0500 from Mike Jacobs <mjacobslaw@gmail.com>: > You realize of course that you were not obligated to extend the > agreement in the first instance, since "time is of the essence" in a > contract for sale of realty Not in

John, You operate a company with "subcontractors" taking the place of employees. (Just as a side note, you should get competent legal opinion as to whether they are actually employees. The IRS takes a dim view of paying employees on a 1099 and ca

Lorraine wrote: [downpayment for house repairs never done. contractor doesn't reply] > What else can I do? How can I get the DA to take > the case for me? > The best thing at this point is to contact your local DA or state AG and ask if they

On Dec 10, 7:12 am, Paul Cassel <pcasselremo...@comremovecast.net> wrote: > Matt Carter wrote: > > > Why do I need to prove that what the marketer (Company B) told me had > > all of the terms and conditions that the travel club company (Company > >

Summary: A Kansas company named Global Services, Inc. promised me (in a telephone conversation) round trip airfare for two to anywhere in the USA plus 2 nights at a business-class hotel in exchange for me and my wife attending their 90-minute advertisi

In article <jh1tl31gdph42jntsmb1gb1gq3mdu7rkjt@4ax.com>, <j.beegood@yahoo.com> wrote: >This person went crazy and made my business bank account go negative >THOUSANDS of dollars, thanks to the "cash advance" criminals in >atlantic city. For some reas

In a recently drawn up will, my beneficiaries are identified by name and relationship (sister, cousins, friend). No other contact information is given. As my sister is the primary executor, she would not have a problem identifying and locating the co

My friend J is trying to get her ex-roommate/boyfriend to leave her house. She rents an apartment where both lived; he was on the lease but was been caught smoking crack in the apartment. He was then removed from the lease at the request of J to th

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On Dec 11, 6:45 am, "johnmoli...@yahoo.com" <johnmoli...@yahoo.com> wrote: > One of our contractors in a larger program recently quit. He took with > him all of our training material. We have learned he submitted a > license application to open his

On Dec 10, 7:11 am, "john a" <a...@aaa.com> wrote: > I purchased a home 20+ years ago in the neighborhood of a business that > loads and unloads trucks. When I purchased my home, the zoning laws stated > 'no loading or unloading from street' and that

On Dec 10, 7:11 am, verivin <veri...@yahoo.com> wrote: > We found a purchaser for the property > and signed a purchase agreement (with non-refundable down payment). > However, the buyer is having trouble finding financing (he's a > developer and the

<null@aol.co.uk> wrote: > PartyA lists a home for sale. PartyB submits an offer, > followed by PartyA's counteroffer at an acceptable > price.. PartyB agrees verbally, but suggest the date > needs to move out a month. In addition and without > a

On Dec 11, 7:45 am, "johnmoli...@yahoo.com" <johnmoli...@yahoo.com> wrote: > We run a small business that does training work for job seekers. We > are licensed by the state occupational board. Our instructors are all > subcontractors. In our contract

On Dec 11, 4:45 am, Lorraine <klraf...@texaschildrenshospital.org> wrote: > I paid someone (referred by a friend) to make repairs to my home. He > gave me price of $6,000 to do all of the repairs- paint, siding, > install doors, countertops, new gate

On Dec 11, 4:45 am, j.beeg...@yahoo.com wrote: > This person went crazy and made my business bank account go negative > THOUSANDS of dollars, thanks to the "cash advance" criminals in > atlantic city. For some reason they allowed him to use his debit c

Do we have to file a lawsuit to recover our Condominium or Preconstruction Deposit? When considering your options in a contract dispute with a Florida Real Estate Developer, remember, filing a lawsuit is the last and most costly option. The Real Esta

On Dec 11, 7:45 am, bg...@nyx.net (Barry Gold) wrote: > Back when I was young, the PO would _routinely_ deliver mail that was > sent with insufficient postage. You could even put a letter in the > mail with no postage at all, and the recipient would p

"johnmolinda@yahoo.com" <johnmolinda@yahoo.com> wrote in news:nh1tl316eof7q138u6m8uk27157up10ldn@4ax.com: > We run a small business that does training work for job seekers. We > are licensed by the state occupational board. Our instructors are all

On Dec 11, 7:45 am, j.beeg...@yahoo.com wrote: > This person went crazy and made my business bank account go negative > THOUSANDS of dollars, thanks to the "cash advance" criminals in > atlantic city. For some reason they allowed him to use his debit c

In article <bh1tl3dlk8doa96k2ra4ab26ghagf9e4jt@4ax.com>, Lorraine <klraford@texaschildrenshospital.org> wrote: > I paid someone (referred by a friend) to make repairs to my home. He > gave me price of $6,000 to do all of the repairs- paint, siding,

In article <gh1tl3pknnsbt2133qpvbuktics491ior3@4ax.com>, " ." <null@aol.co.uk> wrote: > Party A lists a home for sale. Party B submits an offer, followed by > Party A's counteroffer at an acceptable price. Party B agrees verbally, > but suggest

" ." <null@aol.co.uk> wrote in message news:gh1tl3pknnsbt2133qpvbuktics491ior3@4ax.com... > Party A lists a home for sale. Party B submits an offer, followed by > Party A's counteroffer at an acceptable price. Party B agrees verbally, > but suggest

In article <jh1tl31gdph42jntsmb1gb1gq3mdu7rkjt@4ax.com>, j.beegood@yahoo.com wrote: > This person went crazy and made my business bank account go negative > THOUSANDS of dollars, thanks to the "cash advance" criminals in > atlantic city. For some r

In article <nh1tl316eof7q138u6m8uk27157up10ldn@4ax.com>, "johnmolinda@yahoo.com" <johnmolinda@yahoo.com> wrote: > We run a small business that does training work for job seekers. We > are licensed by the state occupational board. Our instructors are

On Dec 11, 7:45 am, Lorraine <klraf...@texaschildrenshospital.org> wrote: > I paid someone (referred by a friend) to make repairs to my home. He [told me] > he would begin, he never showed. I called to ask for the money back > and again, he promise

On Dec 11, 7:45 am, " ." <n...@aol.co.uk> wrote: > Party A lists a home for sale. Party B submits an offer, followed by > Party A's counteroffer at an acceptable price. Party B agrees verbally, > but suggest the date needs to move out a month. In ad

John, You have a company that does training for job seekers. You employ sub-contractors (not employees?) to do the actual training. You make them agree contractually to a non-compete clause. You suspect that a former sub-contractor may soon vi

johnmolinda@yahoo.com wrote: > We run a small business that does training work for job seekers. > We are licensed by the state occupational board. Our instructors > are all subcontractors. In our contract with them, there is a > non-compete clause

On Dec 11, 7:45 am, bg...@nyx.net (Barry Gold) wrote: > Sometime in the late 50s or early 60s, however, the balance of 1st > class mail shifted. There came a time when the vast majority going to > individuals was bills (which people resented even thou

. wrote: > Party A lists a home for sale. Party B submits an offer, followed > by Party A's counteroffer at an acceptable price. Party B agrees > verbally, but suggest the date needs to move out a month. In > addition and without any other notice

Lorraine, >I paid someone (referred by a friend) to make repairs to my home. He > gave me price of $6,000 to do all of the repairs- paint, siding, > install doors, countertops, new gate. I paid him $4,000 down (cash) > he said the materials would

On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 07:45:22 -0500, " ." <null@aol.co.uk> wrote: >Party A lists a home for sale. Party B submits an offer, followed by >Party A's counteroffer at an acceptable price. Party B agrees verbally, >but suggest the date needs to move ou