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1. Grandparent guardianship waiver of home study
  
  Do you have a lawyer? You are going to need a lawyer if you are seeking to get something waived. Oklahoma uses a standard of best interest of the child, so parental consent and blood / family relations don't directly impact that.
  xylene
  
  Post #6
  
  Oct 11, 2020
  
  Forum: Grandparent’s Rights
2. does landlord owe me a new toilet?
  
  Paint? The real solution is acid to etch out the deeply embedded metal particles that cause the unsightly discoloration. I have had this very issue and fixed it in that manor.
  xylene
  
  Post #7
  
  Sep 16, 2020
  
  Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
3. City Inspector and zoning board interfering with sale of property NE
  
  Exactly. Anything else is extensive legal bills. Fighting this is not going to be recouped in selling the house. A price concession is much less loss than fighting.
  xylene
  
  Post #8
  
  Aug 31, 2020
  
  Forum: Buying & Selling a Home
4. City Inspector and zoning board interfering with sale of property NE
  
  I have an oblique strategy. Lower the asking price of your home.
  xylene
  
  Post #6
  
  Aug 31, 2020
  
  Forum: Buying & Selling a Home
5. Qualifying for SSDI
  
  Frankly, you need to consult a disability lawyer.
  xylene
  
  Post #11
  
  Aug 25, 2020
  
  Forum: Social Security Disability / SSI Law
6. I do not want check
  
  This is the funeral home's problem. PS. You could buy a webcam for like 10 bucks. You should probably do that if you insist on being housebound for the foreseeable future.
  xylene
  
  Post #7
  
  Jul 28, 2020
  
  Forum: Elder Law, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills (Adva
7. Person can’t remember details of all previous marriages
  
  I'm not sure why you are on a self help bender on this, particularly since you low-key imply she might have committed bigamy. There are lawyers who specialize in real ID and I continue to suggest you avail her of one.
  xylene
  
  Post #16
  
  Jul 25, 2020
  
  Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
8. Person can’t remember details of all previous marriages
  
  You qre getting to exactly why I keep suggesting a lawyer.
  xylene
  
  Post #13
  
  Jul 25, 2020
  
  Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
9. Person can’t remember details of all previous marriages
  
  Get a lawyer involved and don't listen to a DMV clerk on what she "needs"
  xylene
  
  Post #11
  
  Jul 25, 2020
  
  Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
10. Person can’t remember details of all previous marriages
  
  Your elder's situation is far too complex for self or lay help. She or you should hire an attorney who is experienced with getting real id. Don't take legal advice from a clerk at the DMV on how to proceed.
  xylene
  
  Post #7
  
  Jul 24, 2020
  
  Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
11. Bedbugs... landlord or tenants' responsibility?
  
  Both are legal opinions. You don't know what you are doing as a landlord and unless you are a licensed PCO you aren't legally allowed to apply pesticides in a rental unit, let alone claim it is fit for occupancy. If you aren't a licensed PCO and you are applying suitable pesticides to a...
  xylene
  
  Post #23
  
  Jul 20, 2020
  
  Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
12. Bedbugs... landlord or tenants' responsibility?
  
  Are you a licensed PCO? Because, blunt;y, I think you are overestimating your ability to do that as much as you are overestimating your profieincy as a landlord.
  xylene
  
  Post #19
  
  Jul 20, 2020
  
  Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
13. Politician's photo artistic use
  
  You have included ANY of the info needed to say.
  xylene
  
  Post #2
  
  Jul 19, 2020
  
  Forum: Copyrights & Trademarks
14. If a person in WV reliquishes their rights to their children under pretenses they disnt fully understand due to the inability to fully understand the
  
  It is pretty clear from the meager context, and similar posts, that someone who says they 'relinquished parental rights' are usually referring to a situation where they did not contest charges of abuse or neglect.
  xylene
  
  Post #8
  
  Jul 3, 2020
  
  Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
15. If a privately sold firearm is used in crime by buyer.....
  
  Also, I have literally dozens of email addresses I use for different things. You would draw a blank searching on them of just about any that I would use in a transaction with a stranger.
  xylene
  
  Post #14
  
  Jul 1, 2020
  
  Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
16. If a privately sold firearm is used in crime by buyer.....
  
  I really don't see anything suspicious about the buyer not haggling with you. Some people are just decisive. The vast majority of people have zero criminal history, so why that raises red flags I do not know. You could have done better due diligence, but it honestly sounds like someone who...
  xylene
  
  Post #12
  
  Jul 1, 2020
  
  Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
17. Couple breaking up, security deposit question
  
  I think you should hire a property manager and a lawyer. Why did you think the one tenant could demand to be released separately?
  xylene
  
  Post #2
  
  Jun 25, 2020
  
  Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
18. Fire code adoption
  
  Submit your concenrs about the situation by writting sent certifed mail return response. You may see it treated less cavalierly. You are not a lawyer, so don't worry about citing the law.
  xylene
  
  Post #6
  
  Jun 9, 2020
  
  Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
19. Neighbors don't clean up dog poops on my lawn
  
  A landlord can be fined for not cleaning up poop on his property, even if they or their tenants did not deposit the poop there, much as a landlord or properrty can be held responsible for all sorts of legal dumping and other unmitigated hazardous or nuisance conditions on their property.
  xylene
  
  Post #24
  
  Jun 9, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
20. Can a renter raise the rent for other renters without notifying the owner of the property
  
  Then you should have had a conniption about about a hypothetical question. And no matter who the person is, the taxes remain important to the legality of the situation.
  xylene
  
  Post #10
  
  Jun 2, 2020
  
  Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues

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