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     Maternity Leave Policy - Discrimination?

     I'm in the Wall Street Journal comments section I guess. "You're a socialist." You're pathetic.

     • xylene
     • Post #39
     • Feb 10, 2019
     • Forum: Fringe Benefits
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     Tax question: Buying a rental from my parents

     Did the parent claim the rent as income?

     • xylene
     • Post #16
     • Feb 10, 2019
     • Forum: Tax Law
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     Maternity Leave Policy - Discrimination?

     Some women are more equal than others. Got it. Glad you are comfortable with that.

     • xylene
     • Post #34
     • Feb 10, 2019
     • Forum: Fringe Benefits
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     Maternity Leave Policy - Discrimination?

     It's kinda the crux why this is ethically problematic...

     • xylene
     • Post #30
     • Feb 10, 2019
     • Forum: Fringe Benefits
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     Maternity Leave Policy - Discrimination?

     Read that out loud.

     • xylene
     • Post #29
     • Feb 10, 2019
     • Forum: Fringe Benefits
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     Damage from Common Area

     Benzalkonium chloride (BZK) is also a good choice for mold and it is safer on colors Wipe with biocide (bleach, BZK) Dry with moving air Treat with ozone You can easily rent (or buy) a large ozonator. Run it full blast for the specified duration per cubic volume of the area to be treated...

     • xylene
     • Post #8
     • Feb 10, 2019
     • Forum: Condos and Co-Ops
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     Maternity Leave Policy - Discrimination?

     Maternity leave is kind of a hot button issue. "Bbbbbbbbut some workers get more wages and better benefits." That's not going to change. You aren't rejecting the free enterprise system to say 'boy that's not a good look for an employer to have glaringly different benefits policies for the...

     • xylene
     • Post #24
     • Feb 10, 2019
     • Forum: Fringe Benefits
  8. 

     Tax question: Buying a rental from my parents

     This is a situation where you need your own tax advisor.

     • xylene
     • Post #11
     • Feb 10, 2019
     • Forum: Tax Law
  9. 

     HIPAA with regard to sharing of medical information

     Trying to rattle a patient into compliance with treatment is not a HIPAA violation.

     • xylene
     • Post #6
     • Feb 10, 2019
     • Forum: Civil Rights & Discrimination Law
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      Maternity Leave Policy - Discrimination?

      Being legal doesn't change that the optics on this are very poor. Anybody who can't see that without resorting to some bootstrap pep talk is delusional.

      • xylene
      • Post #16
      • Feb 10, 2019
      • Forum: Fringe Benefits
  11. 

      HIPAA with regard to sharing of medical information

      Do you have an alcohol use disorder?

      • xylene
      • Post #3
      • Feb 10, 2019
      • Forum: Civil Rights & Discrimination Law
  12. 

      Protecting the financially incompetent

      like when stuff is piled up.

      • xylene
      • Post #23
      • Feb 9, 2019
      • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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      Protecting the financially incompetent

      I'm sorry, to be honest, y'all seem like big dookies. Based on what you've said.

      • xylene
      • Post #21
      • Feb 9, 2019
      • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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      Teacher sexual abuse/rape

      Bottom line: Your spouse should talk with a lawyer and a skilled counselor before raising these allegations publicly. You can't do this for her.

      • xylene
      • Post #13
      • Feb 9, 2019
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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      Parents condo burned down destroying my property

      The insurance company agreed there was a bailment covered by the insurance - or else the parents lied about the ski gear being their property. What is your reasoning why the parents can keep the value of the ski gear? Could they have sold it and kept the proceeds? No, obviously not) Are you...

      • xylene
      • Post #5
      • Feb 9, 2019
      • Forum: Homeowners Insurance
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      Parents condo burned down destroying my property

      You are not owed for replacement. Your parents have been paid for the value of your equipment. You are owed, by them, that money. Yes you may sue them.

      • xylene
      • Post #3
      • Feb 9, 2019
      • Forum: Homeowners Insurance
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      Protecting the financially incompetent

      Why are you looking to avoid that? You state plainly

      • xylene
      • Post #3
      • Feb 8, 2019
      • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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      19 year old son property

      Consider evicting your adult son if he refuses to leave when you request it. Did thus just start?

      • xylene
      • Post #2
      • Feb 8, 2019
      • Forum: Marriage, Domestic Partnerships & Other Family Law
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      Trying To Force A Buy Out

      I'm going to add OP needs to be prepared that they might not be owed any money, and might actually be on the hook for plenty more, depending on the financial agreement and condition of the property. This is mortgaged property. It could be underwater, it could be decrepit (a real possiblity...

      • xylene
      • Post #11
      • Feb 6, 2019
      • Forum: Business Contracts and Franchises
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      Trying To Force A Buy Out

      OP also needs a careful review of his partnership agreement. A lawyer is a must.

      • xylene
      • Post #9
      • Feb 6, 2019
      • Forum: Business Contracts and Franchises