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     Is there a general time frame to give an estate so that they can pay me back?

     Its good to be brief and to the point, but if f you want help you must at least provide the name of the state (USA) where the estate of the deceased debtor is being probated or administered. Otherwise there is not help available. The reason is that each state has their own laws and rules...

     • Litigator22
     • Post #8
     • Nov 9, 2020
     • Forum: Probate and Personal Representatives
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     Default judgement 2 years later?

     Now that is an understatement without known counterpart! The self-restraint needed to express it must have been agonizing.:p

     • Litigator22
     • Post #10
     • Nov 8, 2020
     • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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     Default judgement 2 years later?

     PLEASE don't be dissuaded from thoughts of taking legal action to set aside the default judgment thinking that you have no defense to the underlying claim. Missing here (but included in your postings at "the other site") are critical details appearing in your e-mail exchanges with management...

     • Litigator22
     • Post #8
     • Nov 7, 2020
     • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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     Interpretation of HOA covenant

     It isn't difficult to perceive that circumstances could render the wording, "trees of comparable size" as unconscionable and therefore the mandatory replacement clause unenforceable.

     • Litigator22
     • Post #27
     • Nov 5, 2020
     • Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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     What if opposing counsel files Exhibits late?

     Well that makes good sense . . . doh? First you put the creditor to the burden and considerable expense of explaining to the court any justification it has for its alleged violation of the Section 362 Automatic Stay Order. And if not, suffer such sanctions as may be imposed by the court. Now...

     • Litigator22
     • Post #10
     • Oct 30, 2020
     • Forum: Civil Litigation
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     Can a landlord tell you where to put your furniture

     • Litigator22
     • Post #11
     • Oct 22, 2020
     • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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     Won a small claims against a huge corporation in MO

     Pardon me, but what are we expected to make of "pretty much by default"? Such iffy verbiage is not recommended in this milieu. Lawyers relying on suppositions often find themselves looking for an honest livelihood! So, was the judgment debtor found to be in default for failure to appear or not...

     • Litigator22
     • Post #13
     • Oct 20, 2020
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     Won a small claims against a huge corporation in MO

     • Litigator22
     • Post #8
     • Oct 20, 2020
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     Debt Collection for Small Business

     Your post is lacking the needed details to know whether or not the foreman was acting within the scope of his express or implied authority. But don't let that deter you, as there is no reason why you should bear the full burden of proving that issue, not if you are creative. And by that I mean...

     • Litigator22
     • Post #6
     • Oct 16, 2020
     • Forum: Debt Collections
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      Can I terminate my sellers contract

      Gave a clause . . . ? What if Tinamarl only "loaned" it? :)

      • Litigator22
      • Post #3
      • Oct 13, 2020
      • Forum: Buying & Selling a Home
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      Thinking about taking Property Management to Small Claims Court, Need Opinion

      To sue or not to sue? I don't know whether it is best, but this I do know: "Every action must be prosecuted or defended in the name the real party in interest". Which is a standard procedural rule - both states and federal. And in this instance means that you must bring your action against the...

      • Litigator22
      • Post #3
      • Oct 10, 2020
      • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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      Can I terminate the lease of a tenant in a rent control area who has only occupied rental for less than 12 months?

      Speaking of snippets here's another you might keep in mind while greedily searching the Code for a means of autocratically ousting the tenant short of the term of his lease; all curtsey of the venerable Founding Fathers: "No State shall . . . pass any . . . Law impairing the Obligation of...

      • Litigator22
      • Post #5
      • Oct 9, 2020
      • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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      reposesed car

      • Litigator22
      • Post #11
      • Oct 5, 2020
      • Forum: Banking & Credit Cards
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      reposesed car

      How about we do away with this business of what you have to do (I don't like it much) and simply say that you would become legally obligated to pay any deficiency resulting from a repossession and sale of the vehicle. (Provided of course that it is sold in a commercially reasonable manner -...

      • Litigator22
      • Post #9
      • Oct 5, 2020
      • Forum: Banking & Credit Cards
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      How Could My Old Roommate Sue me?

      Why are we receiving two versions of the landlord's remedies? Friday it was: Now, today it becomes: Or is it possible that you've never read the bloody lease? In any event the landlord won't be recovering any delinquent rent per a judgment UNTIL he can prove his compliance with subsection...

      • Litigator22
      • Post #9
      • Sep 30, 2020
      • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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      Potential exposure beyond the limits of liability insurance

      This won't help much, but the problem I see with your parents claiming protection against a potential attaching creditor is that an enhanced life estate deed is completely revocable and modifiable during the life of the grantor(s)! Hence, there appears the question of whether or not an...

      • Litigator22
      • Post #6
      • Sep 30, 2020
      • Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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      Judgement in Michigan

      The dispute seems to be whether or not the award of a money judgment is virtually the same as the judgment creditor being ordered to pay the judgment creditor the face amount of the judgment. How do you consider that a writ of garnishment, which is direct to a third party has any relevance?

      • Litigator22
      • Post #21
      • Sep 22, 2020
      • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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      Grievance against lawyer

      I hate to see you troubled over this. So here is a suggestion that just might help in resolving your dilemma. Instead of laboring over what OP has meaninglessly written try to understand what Zigner has meaningfully written!

      • Litigator22
      • Post #6
      • Sep 20, 2020
      • Forum: Job Discrimination and Harassment
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      Municipal Court?

      Pardon me for asking, but where might one acquire the necessary common sense to make sense of "u-n-p-o-m-i-n-g"?

      • Litigator22
      • Post #18
      • Sep 17, 2020
      • Forum: Drunk Driving / DUI / DWI
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      Can I sue a person who is impersonating my friend?

      To make a point here let's assume that some individual intentionally inflicted severe injures on the person of your friend. Do you think that you would have right to sue the person responsible? And if you had that right, why not all of those souls similarly acquainted with your friend? The...

      • Litigator22
      • Post #12
      • Sep 16, 2020
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State