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Can someone effectively just keep a case in limbo by not being available when it comes to service of a subpoena? This is a child custody case. The person who has disappeared (the father) also has the child and in violation of the existing court orde

<dhm@best.com> wrote in message news:20060418170822.G63100@dhm.best.vwh.net... > Since we're here, what role does "employment-at-will" have to do with bar > admissions or, for that matter, any type of professional licensing? I think you might be c

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<a@b.c> wrote in message news:0ri9421f0aon3dnoovt4e8q2lj1rtctf2v@4ax.com... > On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 22:05:40 -0400, Keith <krw@att.bizzzz> wrote: > >>You betcha! You sign on the line that all information you've given them >>is true to the best of you

I ended up calling a professional drying company. After it was done, there doesn't appear to be any damage, but i'll await any complaints. I might also offer them to get a mold inspection at my expense to give myself piece of mind. Only have insu

On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 16:21:59 GMT, nospam@isp.com wrote: >Evidently just fooling around and otherwise fencing, on 18 Apr 2006, >Kevin Smith <spam@mail.here> further wrote: [...] >> Would a legal requirement burdened upon an owner of >> private pro

Since we're here, what role does "employment-at-will" have to do with bar admissions or, for that matter, any type of professional licensing? I've noticed that if a person seems undesirable for any reason then the chances of being a reject at the

i_tell_it_like_it_is_3@yahoo.com wrote: > It seems kinda funny to me that we haven't heard about whether she was > or was not written up for DWI. The policeman who pulled her over > described > her as 'passed out drunk'. Hmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!

Evidently just fooling around and otherwise fencing, on 18 Apr 2006, Kevin Smith <spam@mail.here> further wrote: > [ Would a town's or county's website publication] > satisfy the standards for issuance of permits under > the rules and regulations o

On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 12:44:13 GMT, "David Martel" <marte005@earthlink.net> wrote: >Kevin, > > Many web-sites have "bowdlerized" descriptions of the law. These >descriptions are often usable but are not to be relied upon. They are >simplified an

On Tue, 18 Apr 2006, nospam@isp.com wrote: > [ typographical error alert ] * * * > ". . . from the state of . . . entry" . . . . As the context probably anyway showed, its: "from the date [sic] of entry" . . . .

"anna" <annabaum100@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1145314538.378687.227960@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... > Questions ? What to do ? > > My sister is trying her hand at a startup in Northern California. > > She has a California C Corp. - incorp

Shawn Hirn <srhi@comcast.net> wrote: >In article <1145136373.129305.308250@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, > "saltbeet" <SALTBEET@HOTMAIL.COM> wrote: > >> I have a lot of bad items on my credit report, due to ID theft. It >> took me a long time to

TekWiz <tekwiz@tektimes.com> wrote: >My aunt had a judgement against her for about $36,000 awarded to >lawyers for legal fees. She has not been able to pay this sum for over >a year, and now the lawyers want around $90,000 due to interest. Would >th

"TekWiz" <tekwiz@tektimes.com> wrote in message news:p6e942dk143u3d4ql3cbm288u2lhg5i9ul@4ax.com... > Hi! My aunt had a judgement against her for about $36,000 awarded to > lawyers for legal fees. She has not been able to pay this sum for over > a yea

"EvilOppressorOfConservatives" <Shakespeare'sFool@ThisMachineKillsFascists.edu> wrote >> It seems kinda funny to me that we haven't heard about whether she was >> or was not written up for DWI. The policeman who pulled her over >> described >> he

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Kevin, Many web-sites have "bowdlerized" descriptions of the law. These descriptions are often usable but are not to be relied upon. They are simplified and "one size fits all". Even if the web-site is run by the State the information which is

<i_tell_it_like_it_is_3@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1145314367.390161.199480@e56g2000cwe.googlegroups.com... > It seems kinda funny to me that we haven't heard about whether she was > or was not written up for DWI. The policeman who pulled her

<bob@coolgroups.com> wrote in message news:1145346447.231530.163910@g10g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > why do some people get alimony? [SHRUG] *I* haven't So Much As *heard* of ANYbody being Awarded alimony in More Years than I care to remember..

<dhm@best.com> wrote in message news:20060418170822.G63100@dhm.best.vwh.net... > > Since we're here, what role does "employment-at-will" have to do with bar > admissions Nothing What-So-Ever... > or, for that matter, any type of professio

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a) JonJon is from USA, The Loud Voice is from UK so they are not the same person b) yep your right snip-------- > > Your attack simply proves that (a) you're JonJon and (b) I'm right. > > > Do you base your knowledge on being the fly of the wall

In article <0ri9421f0aon3dnoovt4e8q2lj1rtctf2v@4ax.com>, a@b.c says... > On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 22:05:40 -0400, Keith <krw@att.bizzzz> wrote: > > >You betcha! You sign on the line that all information you've given them > >is true to the best of your

Hi! My aunt had a judgement against her for about $36,000 awarded to lawyers for legal fees. She has not been able to pay this sum for over a year, and now the lawyers want around $90,000 due to interest. Would this be specified in the text of the orig

In alt.support.divorce Jon Beaver <jbeaver@no.com> wrote: : A guy calls me and asks, "Is bouncing a check a crime?" I say, "Never : mind the questions. What happened?" : Law school exams and the Bar Exam consist of sets of facts. The : examinee

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FORMER CITY POLICE OFFICER GETS TWO YEARS' PROBATION FOR THEFT News Journal April 17, 2006 MANSFIELD ? A former city police officer who took $23,000 from a regional K-9 association won?t have to sacrifice his freedom, but he may have sacrificed hi

On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 22:05:40 -0400, Keith <krw@att.bizzzz> wrote: >You betcha! You sign on the line that all information you've given them >is true to the best of your knowledge. It would be rather hard to >convince a jury that you thought you were

On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 02:23:58 GMT, Andrew White <nospamers@allowed.at.all.net> wrote: >>Just because the Open/Closed indicator is used by Fannie Mae doesn't >>mean it's used by FICO. > >Huh? Is that supposed to be a logical argument? It's an anti

>>But if they expect me to say there's no errors in it, how can I >>possibly do that if they won't show me the report to verify? > >Then you can safely sign "to the best of my knowledge, the information >you have about me is accurate." No, to the

On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 20:09:10 GMT, nospam@isp.com wrote: >Kevin Smith <spam@mail.here> wrote: > >> Do town and county website publications meet the standards >> of evidence for a New York State administrative hearing on >> an evironmental permits o

a@b.c wrote: >On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 13:19:24 GMT, Andrew White ><nospamers@allowed.at.all.net> wrote: > >>Credit bureau data doesn't need to be "parsed". It comes to us and to >>lenders as separate data elements already. So, yes, it is the >>Open/Cl

>Beforfe e-mail there was the one and only snail mail service. When you >wrote a letter to uncle joe, that letter became HIS property. >He can do with it as he damn well pleases. Yes, *that letter*. He can nail it up on a public cork bulletin board

why do some people get alimony? what's the criteria?