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     Can my late sister's estranged husband claim her dog?

     Agreed, and since the half ownership of this property voluntarily abandoned for 9-10 years, it was the the deceased's to give away as she saw fit, making it the property of the new owner. Or at the very worst case, the half property of the sister... if it even is that dog.

     • xylene
     • Post #11
     • Jun 5, 2019
     • Forum: Probate and Personal Representatives
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     New smoking addendum

     I'm having a hard time parsing what your legal problem is in light of this information.

     • xylene
     • Post #7
     • Jun 4, 2019
     • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
  3. 

     New smoking addendum

     Talk to your doctor about smoking cessation therapy.

     • xylene
     • Post #5
     • Jun 4, 2019
     • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
  4. 

     DISH Network Piracy

     Are you being charged? Sued? Send collection notices? Bluntly, you need to look over your shoulder forever more or less, at least for civil ramifications, though the likelihood dimishes over time. Could you flesh out what is actually happening, because I don't think it is a sudden change of...

     • xylene
     • Post #2
     • Jun 3, 2019
     • Forum: Copyrights & Trademarks
  5. 

     Sick to my Stomach

     You should get some therapy for your bereavement. In the course of this therapy you could stand to address some gaping emotional wounds that seem to be quite visible just on a forum. People are not always nice to people in distress, sometimes they see it as an opening to hurt someone, either...

     • xylene
     • Post #30
     • Jun 3, 2019
     • Forum: Libel / Slander / Defamation
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     Car insured but owner does not drive?

     While I understand the desire to protect the emotions of the dementia sufferer, honestly for me concerneing elder driving is a critical issue and needs to be tackled head on. Too many safety considerations are in play for an older person with dementia, even mild, to have access to a personal...

     • xylene
     • Post #41
     • Jun 3, 2019
     • Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
  7. 

     Car insured but owner does not drive?

     You didn't say that, you said 'early signs of dementia' or something like that. A far cry from legal incompetence. If she is legally incompetent then your actions in handling this are even less appropriate.

     • xylene
     • Post #40
     • Jun 3, 2019
     • Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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     Car insured but owner does not drive?

     That's installing something verses pulling out a small cube like relay... Battery switches are great but: 1. Not completely free 2. It's an installation and actually quite hard to do on some cars without modifying the battery box 3. Wouldn't simulate the car not starting 'for some weird reason'...

     • xylene
     • Post #33
     • Jun 3, 2019
     • Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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     Car insured but owner does not drive?

     Your relationship with your parent is weird. She is 92 and has dementia. How much 'arguing' could there be? Cath her in a good mood, "Mom, it's time to get rid of the car, sign this so I can sell it for you." You should be reporting her mental condition to the DMV so she can't try on her...

     • xylene
     • Post #30
     • Jun 3, 2019
     • Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
  10. 

      Curb cut without driveway

      Ideas: Learn to back your car into your own driveway so when you pull out you can do so easily. Get a back up camera installed if you haven't already. If you do learn to use it better. Practice driving in a closed lot with some cones so you learn the size of your vehicle better. Get lessons...

      • xylene
      • Post #22
      • May 31, 2019
      • Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
  11. 

      Curb cut without driveway

      Making 20 calls is not a herculean effort.

      • xylene
      • Post #11
      • May 31, 2019
      • Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
  12. 

      Cash for keys

      Have you actually surrendered possession of the rental unit? Could you flesh out this situation a little more. Has he declined to pay you verballly or in writting or is this a radio silence situation? How much time are we talking about?

      • xylene
      • Post #5
      • May 31, 2019
      • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
  13. 

      Walling Off Gold Digger Heirs in a Cloud of Cognitive Impairment

      Molly should work on not dying first then.

      • xylene
      • Post #3
      • May 31, 2019
      • Forum: Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning
  14. 

      Can employees of Nyc public schools really do this?

      Get an attorney.

      • xylene
      • Post #4
      • May 31, 2019
      • Forum: Education Law
  15. 

      I would like to seek legal help but dont know where to start

      You could get a referral from your primary care doctor. If you are unable to manage yourself or feel suicidal, call emergency services.

      • xylene
      • Post #22
      • May 30, 2019
      • Forum: Legal Ethics & Lawyer Malpractice
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      I would like to seek legal help but dont know where to start

      Bluntly, there is no such thing as 'artificial neural networks' and at least some (perhaps all) of your problems are psychiatric. Having a mental problem does not reduce your human worth. But I am not going to humor something that is proveably a delusion. All said it is possible you are subject...

      • xylene
      • Post #15
      • May 30, 2019
      • Forum: Legal Ethics & Lawyer Malpractice
  17. 

      Advice...Help in murder case

      If you have the means, consider to hire your own advocate (a lawyer) to assist you. Although many of your goals may be aligned, the prosecutor is not specifically your advocate. You deserve to be heard on your own terms. I'm sorry you are facing this pain. Good luck and be strong.

      • xylene
      • Post #4
      • May 30, 2019
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
  18. 

      Restroom law

      I'd like to see the case law establishing persons with urgent diarrhea as a protected class. Or maybe not.

      • xylene
      • Post #5
      • May 30, 2019
      • Forum: Civil Rights & Discrimination Law
  19. 

      Restroom law

      Not legal. Use the sink in an emergency.

      • xylene
      • Post #2
      • May 30, 2019
      • Forum: Civil Rights & Discrimination Law
  20. 

      For consumer electronics, do you have to take the resolution the manufacture offer?

      Your 'loss of faith' is not a product defect. I suspect they will insist on replacement. There is no 'lemon law' on this type of consumer product in the way with automobiles. Plus the manufacturer is working with you.

      • xylene
      • Post #3
      • May 29, 2019
      • Forum: Lemon Law