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1. Roommates wont leave or pay
  
  Don't admit to your landlord that you forfeit your deposit. Stop talking with your landlord, do everything by mail and keep records.
  xylene
  
  Post #6
  
  Apr 12, 2020
  
  Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
2. Coronavirus Incident Deliberately Caused by Supermarket Employee and Public Humiliation By Supermarket Director Do I Have a Case?
  
  You live in LOS ANGELES. You have literally THOUSANDS of choices for where to shop. And yes there are alternatives for curbside AND delivery for you. You are whining and being a nuisance. It will get you nothing and no one needs it.
  xylene
  
  Post #23
  
  Apr 9, 2020
  
  Forum: Other Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
3. Coronavirus Incident Deliberately Caused by Supermarket Employee and Public Humiliation By Supermarket Director Do I Have a Case?
  
  By any metric you "won" this encounter. You stood your ground, didn't take it from anybody, got cashed out and are free to go to the store again. You have nothing to be ashamed about and no reprisals are going to happen. People in the grocery business deal with far worse, even in normal...
  xylene
  
  Post #10
  
  Apr 9, 2020
  
  Forum: Other Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
4. Depositing gift cash in my bank account
  
  You can borrow money at extremely low interest for schooling and defere the payments for YEARS with options for grants or other relief . Buy gift cards. Rather obviously, I presumed that the OP was not desitute or lacking an income stream where current purchases could be substituted for cash...
  xylene
  
  Post #8
  
  Apr 7, 2020
  
  Forum: Tax Law
5. Having to pay a fee for something that is not mandatory
  
  You need a lawyer willing to try in vain to re-litigate smart meter issues that were settled when Ted Koppel was still hosting Nightline.
  xylene
  
  Post #11
  
  Apr 7, 2020
  
  Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
6. Depositing gift cash in my bank account
  
  There is nothing stopping you from using the cash to make regular purchases.
  xylene
  
  Post #3
  
  Apr 7, 2020
  
  Forum: Tax Law
7. Weird situation, common law wife of 20 years, how split in divorce.
  
  DIVORCE IS AN ADVERSARIAL PROCESS It is not your place, role, or obligation to figure out how to make this split just or amicable or whatever. You need a LAWYER asap. Her getting a a lawyer or not is 1000% NOT your concern unless or until ordered to! She is the one who wants a divorce and...
  xylene
  
  Post #25
  
  Apr 6, 2020
  
  Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
8. My rights as a father
  
  This advice is not based in medical fact or law and is beyond over the top.
  xylene
  
  Post #15
  
  Apr 4, 2020
  
  Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
9. Hi, I'm a salary exempt employee, if my company has reduced my hours are they legally allowed to reduce my salary?
  
  Outlines or guarantees? Big difference. Being salaried exempt does not mean your duties, pay and other compensation cannot be cut. I would be very surprised if you have a true contract for employment, and even if it did I would be surprised if it made not provisions for changes in...
  xylene
  
  Post #6
  
  Apr 4, 2020
  
  Forum: Wage & Salary Issues
10. How many hours is a Full Time Equivalent Employee under the CARES Act?
  
  It's almost like it was deliberately ambiguous to exclude people until they get called out on it. Like the stimulus payment and tax records.
  xylene
  
  Post #2
  
  Apr 2, 2020
  
  Forum: Tax Law
11. Denied firearm purchase for 2010 restraining order
  
  Just feeling out your story bub. Getting angry, angrier and angrier about an RO... something which is NOT an everyday ordinary breakup experience BTW it's telling. And there aren't any Coronavirus looters, so you are fighting with your own head.
  xylene
  
  Post #35
  
  Mar 31, 2020
  
  Forum: Domestic Violence & Abuse
12. Denied firearm purchase for 2010 restraining order
  
  I would have imagined a veteran to have done a lot more to safeguard his rights. I would have imagined a veteran to have planned far far ahead for the need of a firearm to defend himself and the community. Use ordinary civvies have that level of common sense, you know, if you want to play some...
  xylene
  
  Post #20
  
  Mar 30, 2020
  
  Forum: Domestic Violence & Abuse
13. ROTC Disenrollment
  
  Given the stakes, you need to have your own counsel.
  xylene
  
  Post #13
  
  Mar 30, 2020
  
  Forum: Military Law
14. Denied firearm purchase for 2010 restraining order
  
  If you said it was 5 supposed to be years, what did you do in 2015? You really should have been proactive about the final disposition of something that has major adverse life consequences to your rights as a citizen.
  xylene
  
  Post #12
  
  Mar 30, 2020
  
  Forum: Domestic Violence & Abuse
15. Denied firearm purchase for 2010 restraining order
  
  Please stop being 'so absolutely shocked' - A restraining order is not something you are supposed to forget about. Educate yourself about owning a gun. https://www.atf.gov/resource-center/docs/guide/protection-orders-and-federal-firearms-prohibitions-atf-i-33102
  xylene
  
  Post #10
  
  Mar 30, 2020
  
  Forum: Domestic Violence & Abuse
16. Denied firearm purchase for 2010 restraining order
  
  You are subject to a restraining order. Don't be so gapingly confused. This a well known and perfectly sensible provision of the law. You need a lawyer to see if the RO can be lifted. There are lawyers for whom 'firearm rights' are an area of specialty. Perpare yourself to spend a lot of...
  xylene
  
  Post #3
  
  Mar 30, 2020
  
  Forum: Domestic Violence & Abuse
17. Giving up rights to a shared well
  
  You know I'm super skeptical of 'shoulds' - especially if the development was designed for shared wells.
  xylene
  
  Post #16
  
  Mar 26, 2020
  
  Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
18. Giving up rights to a shared well
  
  You are doing far more than 'relinquishing rights' and you neighbor would be a fool to agree without compensation. You have accrured years of wear and tear and now you want to bail before a bill comes due. Also: Is your private well even legal? You want to be very very sure of that.
  xylene
  
  Post #14
  
  Mar 26, 2020
  
  Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
19. HOA fine caused by tenant
  
  Personally, I see the duplication of parking passes as outright fraud and you should use that as leverage to get her to pay and sign an addendum that she is explicitly responsible for HOA rules and fines that she causes.
  xylene
  
  Post #13
  
  Mar 24, 2020
  
  Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
20. HOA fine caused by tenant
  
  What is the nature of the violation? And was that a violation of the lease? Does your lease specify adherence to HOA rules as a requirement? Have you actually paid the fine? You are unclear about that. Lastly - this isn't an accusation, just asking for clarity - is your leasing of the...
  xylene
  
  Post #5
  
  Mar 24, 2020
  
  Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues

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