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Open Container/Ped Stop/ inside Bart Platform
you hire an attorney and take your chances. nothing is guaranteed. if your record is important you hire a great lawyer, and expect it not to be cheap. refrain from drinking in public from now on. maybe get some aa too.- xylene
- Post #2
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Signed Repair Estimate
tires are a part, installation is labor. the estimate was for installation labor. the op's estimate does entitle him to the installation of 4 tires for $88 and should expect not to and insist on paying nothing more for that labor. the estimate does not include the tires, which the op believes...- xylene
- Post #5
- Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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Signed Repair Estimate
nope. it is a minor error of omission that doe not entitle you to free tires.- xylene
- Post #2
- Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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Dad divorcing with non biological children
They aren't you kids. You are kind of very naive to think otherwise.- xylene
- Post #8
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Dad divorcing with non biological children
You could reconcile with your wife.- xylene
- Post #7
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Is my vehicle under the lemon law or vehicle warranty? Clutch blew out at under 200 miles, not even a week after the sale?
When you get an estimate make sure they tell you the estimated hours. Try some more shops. Also - haggle. Look on the internet at part prices. I also think you could try a different dealer on the warranty. Play hard ball. These people aren't your friends and you have to be adversarial. -
Is my vehicle under the lemon law or vehicle warranty? Clutch blew out at under 200 miles, not even a week after the sale?
A heavy duty sport clutch kit is less than 300 bucks. Subaru say's 4.5 hours for the job. Let's say 6. even at 179 bucks an hour (high rate) still less than 1400 bucks. Get a few more non dealer estimates. Try a import performance shop. -
Is coercing or even bribing students to write a good review for a school legal?
Don't write reviews unless you get something out of it, directly or indirectly.- xylene
- Post #4
- Forum: Education Law
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Applying for a Driver's License
How will the op get an NJ license in a state he does not reside in? If there are complications beyond the request of an abstract then the op will need a lawyer.- xylene
- Post #14
- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Applying for a Driver's License
He doesn't even need to 'deal' beyond ordering a drivers abstract, which appears to cost only 15 dollars.- xylene
- Post #12
- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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Is my vehicle under the lemon law or vehicle warranty? Clutch blew out at under 200 miles, not even a week after the sale?
Review your warranty carefully, though I strongly suspect a wear item such a clutch is not included. 26,000 miles is pretty early for a clutch, but, you have no idea how the other owner drove. Some people have very very bad habits, such at hoverfooting the clutch (not taking the foot all the... -
Applying for a Driver's License
You've been told what you have to do. Everything else you are proposing is stuff you made up.- xylene
- Post #8
- Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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What should happen to these documents?
Given this, Heather96 should do nothing without consulting their own attorney- xylene
- Post #5
- Forum: Starting and Operating a Business
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Voided vehicle warranty because of previous owner
Big technology advance that is.- xylene
- Post #37
- Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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Voided vehicle warranty because of previous owner
A 'maintenance' procedure that cost 800 to 1200 bucks. They make their money on planned obsolescence. Which is why the climate controls are now part of a failure prone entertainment system.- xylene
- Post #36
- Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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Voided vehicle warranty because of previous owner
I didn't say vehicles though. I said cars. My point about GEO is partially sarcasm to convey I don't think much of any car manufacturer , but also part true. Cars used to get better milage and we're much much cheaper. Call me old fashioned I expect consumer products to get better and less...- xylene
- Post #34
- Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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Voided vehicle warranty because of previous owner
Huh? Yes. And GM Is the soon to be last American car manufacturer. GEO was a captive import.- xylene
- Post #32
- Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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Canadian married an American - Possessions still in Canada
Hire movers.- xylene
- Post #6
- Forum: Immigration
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Trying to add my last name to my child's name and his mother isn't willing. Don't see another option other than court, what should I expect?
Bluntly, given the facts you lay out, there is no way you are going to get the court to compel a name change. And pursuing this seems like a matter of spite and not in the interests of you child or the coparenting relationship. Which honestly you should be trying to improve as the child enters...- xylene
- Post #5
- Forum: Marriage, Domestic Partnerships & Other Family Law
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Voided vehicle warranty because of previous owner
GM is going to be it. Ford is stopping making cars. Good car? GEO Metro. No wild technology yet it got 48 mpg and was easy to fix.- xylene
- Post #30
- Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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