Recent content by STEPHAN

Good idea, Quincy! So far, the docket only shows "Not guilty", but no document. I did not get anything, so I hope it will show up in a few days (as it does on my eviction cases).

Not guilty. Thanks for the hint about the width of the parking spot. It is 82" without and 88", including the line. We presented that. But the judge did not discuss this. However, he felt that the second part of the ordinance, "so as not to occupy more than a single parking space," modifies...

Thanks for all your feedback. I did not mean to throw my wife under the bus. She is an excellent driver. She got her license in a country where you need extensive driving lessons and learn how to park properly. She was about two inches away from the curb. The car is a regular Escalade with no...

Yes, only that there is no parking space next to her.

What is the name of your state? FL Please help me understand. My wife has a very wide car. We got a few tickets for "Improper Parking - Stalls" when she parked and was not 100% within the lines. This is a very wide street, no traffic at all. She was a little over the line (to the side, to the...

He is lucky that the cops got him and not a bail bond company.

Did you pay with a credit card that includes insurance?

I was referring more to GMP440's responsibility to timely report the policyholder's death.

Is the property insured with Citizens? You might have lost your coverage by now.

Who is "SHE"? Did you have an agent?

You might want to go back and edit this text to add proper punctuation and maybe a few linebreaks, as it is almost impossible to read and understand this.

Debbie, I have worked in rehabilitation a lot. Almost every inmate told me that he had not really done anything and was treated unfairly. Only the ones who were able to truthfully recognize that they did wrong and that it was correct that they were there started were making process.

What relationship did you have with him? Was he your agent (single agent)? Did the seller have his own agent?

What you are trying to do is not a DIY issue. You need to talk to an experienced professional. That money will be well invested.

Use UV light. Document the damages. Deduct the cost to repair the damages. Keep depreciation in mind. (You can not have the tenant pay for a new carpet if the carpet is old.) You can not deduct anything else. FL law requires a demand letter within 30 days!