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Spouse won't sign papers
What lawyers do you suppose know of an ex parte means that allows a litigant to compel a reluctant opponent to accede to his or her demands for legal relief . . . "Team Trump?- Litigator22
- Post #4
- Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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How long do I have to wait before I can legally get rid of items on my property
I get it now . . . . . finally. Thanks- Litigator22
- Post #18
- Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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How long do I have to wait before I can legally get rid of items on my property
Not sure how a quote for one would establish the price of the other? Anyhow, what seems to be disregarded in this riveting analysis is that there is an absence of any complaints by the OP as to where the gravel was deposited. Moreover, mention of his expressed willingness to waive any...- Litigator22
- Post #16
- Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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How long do I have to wait before I can legally get rid of items on my property
Get rid of it the same way you intended to get rid of bagged grave. Jeez!- Litigator22
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- Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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Spousal support
Contrary to your misconceived notion, the issue here is not whether a verbal contract prevails over the incompatible terms of a written contract. The reason is that in this instance no verbal contract tending to vary the terms of the prior written agreement came into being. Why? Because in...- Litigator22
- Post #18
- Forum: Alimony & Spousal Support
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Lawyer as Escrow Agent
No, there is no such "backup per law! Nor is there a cure for those so naive as to entrust such critical affairs to other than a bonded entity as in "Licensed Escrow Agent". Perhaps your unfamiliar with the word "embezzlement"! And the name of the once most prominent criminal defense attorney...- Litigator22
- Post #4
- Forum: Legal Ethics & Lawyer Malpractice
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What jurisdiction does a county have to impose property taxes?
Good gracious! You forgot to add to your lamenting, "taxation without representation"! Have you forgotten your charge-for-leak tirade against the local utility for its refusal to accept responsibility for your chewing-gum-didn't-work toilet? However, if I were unfortunately ensconced in that...- Litigator22
- Post #30
- Forum: Tax Law
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Question about a JSR agreement in Virginia
The verbiage, "joint settlement" is a patent redundancy. (Reminiscent of New Yorker Truman Capote's "living and dying in LA"!) _________ Just some thoughts in commenting on the legal aspects of the post: We are told that the $30K figure comprised monies contributed by the wife towards...- Litigator22
- Post #13
- Forum: Marriage, Domestic Partnerships & Other Family Law
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Concurrent small claims and criminal cases?
It is not beyond the realm of possibility that how you plead and submit evidence in support of a civil claim would have compromising consequences on the issue of criminal culpability. Not a gigantic risk! Just avoid any communications on the subject that could be viewed as treating it as an...- Litigator22
- Post #3
- Forum: Small Claims Courts
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Sued a company, they filed for bankruptcy 3 days later, still got a default judgment!?
"Since it wasn't stayed". . .?! How about the instant the Debtor's petition was filed?- Litigator22
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- Forum: Civil Litigation
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Summary Judgement evidence
Pardon me for saying so, but this fixation of seeking to compel your adversary to admit lack of personal knowledge concerning registration detail pertaining to any well located on the subject property, and/or his supposed prior misrepresentation of any such detail (as you report) bellies your...- Litigator22
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- Forum: Civil Litigation
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(TX) Waiver of Service questions.
I think you will find that it is a generally accepted rule of law that the relief granted the petitioning party via a default judgment cannot exceed that prayed for in the petition or complaint. Meaning the pleading on record by which the defaulting party was apprised of the petitioner's...- Litigator22
- Post #4
- Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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Debtor paid for the air tickets to her husband
Before we hasten to chasten the OP for want of attentiveness and failure to comprehend the responses to her questions, kindly permit me to review your input; id est. your hypothetical cocaine/rock band scenario. My point being that I fail to see how you can justify your conclusion that a...- Litigator22
- Post #24
- Forum: Debt Collections
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Debtor paid for the air tickets to her husband
[ Before offering some professional comments on the complex issue legal presented here * (i.e., provided you are interested), let me first ask you some questions. Suppose that the purchase of the airline tickets for both your debtor's husband and her son passes muster as being fraudulent...- Litigator22
- Post #17
- Forum: Debt Collections
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Debtor paid for the air tickets to her husband
Perhaps so. However only if the transfer of cash to her son was made with the intent (actual or constructive) to prevent it from being available for the satisfaction of the legitimate claims of her creditors; and, MOREOVER, the transaction rendered her insolvent or judgment proof. Otherwise...- Litigator22
- Post #14
- Forum: Debt Collections
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Damage because of false accusation
What's your argument; (1) that the alleged conduct complained of did not amount to the commission of a crime, or (2) that you are not responsible for the alleged criminal conduct, or both? Also, do you believe that you could convince a jury or judge that a reasonable, prudent person presented...- Litigator22
- Post #7
- Forum: Arrests, Searches, Warrants & Procedure
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Attorney/Client Communications- Fiduciary Exception for Trustee
A list of states recognizing a fiduciary exception to the attorney client privilege? Why the need to look beyond your sister state of Delaware? Do you have any reason to doubt that the courts of your state would not follow the Delaware courts well-addressed ruling in Riggs National Bank of D...- Litigator22
- Post #2
- Forum: Probate and Personal Representatives
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Tenant - Sublease
Begging your pardon fellow counselor, but I strongly disagree! There are indeed significant legal issues with differing legal implications regarding future liabilities and rights attending the matter of a leasehold transfer. All of which must be carefully reviewed and duly considered by the...- Litigator22
- Post #10
- Forum: Starting and Operating a Business
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Michigan Corporate Meeting Minutes
(As has been duly noted compliance is optional unless formal discovery requests are submitted.) But most illogical is your assertion that it is the attorney for the member at odds with the board who is asking that the board's lawyer baby-sit while he listens to the recordings. For what...- Litigator22
- Post #7
- Forum: Starting and Operating a Business
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