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     Child support vs business expenses.

     Talk to a tax pro and see which expenses can be depreciated/deducted over multiple years.

     • bcr229
     • Post #6
     • Dec 23, 2019
     • Forum: Child Support
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     Agent error creates complicated problem.

     Also if you can explain the issues with C claiming the inheritance maybe someone here will know how to legally work around them.

     • bcr229
     • Post #11
     • Dec 22, 2019
     • Forum: Life Insurance & Annuities
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     Newspaper thrown into yard against my wishes.

     Ask your neighbors if any of them keep birds or reptiles, and let them know you have clean newspaper for lining cages.

     • bcr229
     • Post #14
     • Dec 21, 2019
     • Forum: Civil Litigation
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     Adding addtional evidence

     Got it. I just wondered if you'd verified with the prior property owner when the current one actually started using it, since he's shown himself to be a lying sack of what he's dumping on the property... Also is the injunction still in effect and are the trucks still using the other entrance?

     • bcr229
     • Post #12
     • Dec 18, 2019
     • Forum: Civil Litigation
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     Adding addtional evidence

     Perhaps I missed it in the prior threads but do you have proof that the current owner wasn't using/renting the neighboring property in some way before he purchased it in 2014?

     • bcr229
     • Post #6
     • Dec 17, 2019
     • Forum: Civil Litigation
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     Property manager owes us money, need help with small claims court filing

     You can garnish a bank checking or savings account, just not a retirement account like an IRA or 401k.

     • bcr229
     • Post #140
     • Dec 14, 2019
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     Property manager owes us money, need help with small claims court filing

     Sorry, that wasn't me who made the recommendation. The city property tax web site is a good place to start, but I would also look at the surrounding counties to see if you can't find other property in his name as well. Oh and don't forget that judgments do accrue interest. You can find the...

     • bcr229
     • Post #138
     • Dec 14, 2019
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     Property manager owes us money, need help with small claims court filing

     Ask your tenant to look at the backs of the rent checks that they gave to the property management company to see if there is a bank name, routing number, and account number on them. My bank makes images of these available online through their web portal. If you can get that information you can...

     • bcr229
     • Post #135
     • Dec 14, 2019
     • Forum: Small Claims Courts
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     Childs father evading being served papers

     These are the rules of civil procedure for TN for serving a defendant: https://www.tncourts.gov/rules/rules-civil-procedure/404 These are the laws for service by publication for serving a defendant who resides in TN but whose abode/residence/etc. can not be found, or who seems to be ducking...

     • bcr229
     • Post #13
     • Dec 13, 2019
     • Forum: Child Support
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      New Landlord offered to buyout my lease in order to sell

      Add up all of your expenses for clean-up, repairs, labor, etc. Ask for that much plus a bit more for the hassle of moving at a bad time (winter, middle of school year, etc.) plus a bit so you can negotiate down to the amount you want. Avoid getting emotionally invested; this is a business...

      • bcr229
      • Post #5
      • Dec 12, 2019
      • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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      Selling a collector car through consignment dealer with no contract?

      There's nothing stopping you from trying. Speaking as a small business owner, I would use an AmEx to pay as of the three they're the most likely to take your side. If you win bear in mind that the consignor can sue you for their fees. I am also rather gobsmacked that with that much money on...

      • bcr229
      • Post #13
      • Dec 12, 2019
      • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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      Peculiar situation in Washington State

      IANAL but I don't think that's a good idea, as I believe it would take the option of quit claiming it back to the prior owner in lieu of foreclosure off the table.

      • bcr229
      • Post #5
      • Dec 11, 2019
      • Forum: Mortgages, Refinancing & Foreclosure
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      Peculiar situation in Washington State

      Have the property taxes been paid on it all this time?

      • bcr229
      • Post #3
      • Dec 11, 2019
      • Forum: Mortgages, Refinancing & Foreclosure
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      Domestic violence divorce

      I would not plan on receiving any spousal support from him, especially if it looks like he's going to prison.

      • bcr229
      • Post #4
      • Dec 10, 2019
      • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment
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      Michigan quit claim deed BIG CONCEARN

      When was the quit claim deed filed and when did your father go on Medicaid?

      • bcr229
      • Post #2
      • Dec 8, 2019
      • Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
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      Will, executors, and life estate

      Zigner's post #20 is correct. The Will stipulates how the house is to be passed to the heirs so it is considered an asset of the probate estate. Post #27 lists methods of keeping the real estate out of the probate estate but you have indicated that the deceased did not use any of them. The...

      • bcr229
      • Post #28
      • Dec 8, 2019
      • Forum: Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning
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      Tenant balance sheets. Are these legal?

      You do need to find out if these added costs are addressed anywhere in your lease. Legal aid will need a copy of it as well if they're going to help you.

      • bcr229
      • Post #11
      • Dec 7, 2019
      • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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      Salary employee; company closes for two weeks of the year and employees are not paid for those two weeks

      Secure copies of your timesheets starting from your first workday up through now in case you do need to submit a wage claim for OT so you can prove your hours worked. If you've been working 50-60 hours per week for months that's a decent sum for your employer to have to pay out, so expect them...

      • bcr229
      • Post #28
      • Dec 7, 2019
      • Forum: Wage & Salary Issues
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      Online extortion. (Texas)

      And stop trolling for women online.

      • bcr229
      • Post #3
      • Dec 7, 2019
      • Forum: Other Crimes – Federal and State
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      Settlement

      His mother is also under no obligation to share it with her children either.

      • bcr229
      • Post #4
      • Dec 7, 2019
      • Forum: Divorce, Separation & Annulment