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Correction of naval records
Why not write a letter to the address you referenced in your first post?- Shadowbunny
- Post #4
- Forum: Military Law
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Oh no! My ssn is being suspended!
I work for the military, and it's not unusual to get calls asking about how to send money so Soldiers can take leave, retire, get medical care, or pay for a replacement. Even worse is when these women tell me that they've already sent $$, but are now being asked for more. Our Soldiers...- Shadowbunny
- Post #17
- Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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It's going to cost me a small fortune to be a witness.
That's a fantastic update, Hunterman. Glad that things FINALLY worked out for you.- Shadowbunny
- Post #34
- Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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Landlord violating lease?
That's my point. You haven't read the lease, so have ZERO ideas what it says about additional appliances. Given that there's apparently a concern about running up the electricity bill, it's quite likely that the landlord prohibits an additional unit.- Shadowbunny
- Post #8
- Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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Landlord violating lease?
Unless you've read the lease, I don't know how you can make this statement. OP, along with the room-darkening curtains (look for ones with thermal properties), get a fan. And start looking for another place to rent.- Shadowbunny
- Post #5
- Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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Civ Rule 60 Federal and Ohio
What exactly were you trying to sell at work? In a previous post you stated that women were allowed to sell Girl Scout cookies or similar school-based fund raising items -- is that what you were attempting to sell?- Shadowbunny
- Post #27
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Army OCS, Security Clearance & Bankruptcy
Since OP hasn't shipped yet, he won't have access to on-post resources. CaptainA87, your recruiter is right. Your choices at this point are to 1) move to a needs-only financial plan (aka, only spend money on needs, not wants) for the next 8 months and get your debt paid down, 2) get a second...- Shadowbunny
- Post #3
- Forum: Military Law
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does a restraining order not apply in the courthouse?
WHY in the world were you so close to him? You created the closeness, then you attacked him. I don't see that you have ANY defense to this.- Shadowbunny
- Post #12
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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What to do with $7K?
You are such a dear, Jack. I really do appreciate your input and advice.- Shadowbunny
- Post #5
- Forum: Homeowners Insurance
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What to do with $7K?
Thanks, Jack. It never crossed our mind to not pay him the initial payment for the materials -- didn't really know it was an option to buy our own materials. Lesson learned. The good news is that ALL communication has been via email. Several times he's tried to move it to the phone, which...- Shadowbunny
- Post #3
- Forum: Homeowners Insurance
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Does the police do investigation after filing a report and how long it takes ?
The police are unlikely to do anything about this. Your best recourse is to sue him in small claims court.- Shadowbunny
- Post #3
- Forum: Civil Litigation
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What to do with $7K?
@adjusterjack I"m tagging you as our resident expert. Here's the situation. Last year's monsoon damaged the roof of one of our rental homes. Local contractor (bonded, insured) put in the quote to our insurance company, Safeco. The quote to repair the damage included replacing the decking. In...- Shadowbunny
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- Forum: Homeowners Insurance
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Does the ordinance referenced below apply to weeds in a back yard? And can a zoning officer threaten to take you to court without first notifying you?
You got advice. Solid advice, actually. But instead of being grateful, you stomp your feet and huff off in a swivet. And that's okay. Because when the city fines you for ignoring the citations you're most certainly going to get, we don't have to suffer the consequences. You do. So you just...- Shadowbunny
- Post #31
- Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
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Attn Quincy, Mass Shyster, Tax, and anyone else who cares to chime in
Author? Illustrator? Did not know that -- how very cool that we have 2 published authors in our midst.- Shadowbunny
- Post #17
- Forum: Online Purchases and Sales
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Unreported Military divorce
LdiJ, I"m curious as to what your background is with military matters, because you're really mistaken here. Why do you keep insisting on posting incorrect information when the ACCURATE information has been posted? BAH-DIF is for ADSMs who pay child support. Depending on the # of...- Shadowbunny
- Post #12
- Forum: Military Law
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Unreported Military divorce
He's not going to go to jail nor have criminal charges. Worst case scenario (for him) is that he has to pay back any overages, perhaps get a counseling. However.... there may not BE any over-payment, depending on how much child support he pays. If you're determined to report it, you can do...- Shadowbunny
- Post #8
- Forum: Military Law
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Can the opposing party's attorney sue me for cursing at him/her ?
And here I thought it was a portmanteau of "nonsense" and "lawsuit."- Shadowbunny
- Post #28
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Husband filing for divorce, only his name on actual Mortgage, he wants to sell I want to keep it
I'm not sure what you mean when you say "with a credit", so let me lay out the options that I can see: 1) Sell the house, split the proceeds. 2) You buy him out. That means you would have to a) qualify for a mortage for the remaining balance on the house plus his part of the proceeds. Using...- Shadowbunny
- Post #5
- Forum: Mortgages, Refinancing & Foreclosure
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Husband filing for divorce, only his name on actual Mortgage, he wants to sell I want to keep it
You can do whatever you and your husband can come to an agreement on. That said -- can you pay the mortgage if he wants to be bought out?- Shadowbunny
- Post #2
- Forum: Mortgages, Refinancing & Foreclosure
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I have 3 issues with my landlord. Is he violating any laws?
You don't even need a flashlight if you have a smart phone. There are flashlight apps that are quite bright. Getting rust on your hands is NOT a safety hazard. And getting a fan for your room is the easiest solution. Are you having "buyer's remorse"? Because these are such petty complaints...- Shadowbunny
- Post #13
- Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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