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      Diminished value claims

      My vehicle was finally considered "Total loss", and I was given fair market value plus tax and am satisfied. I just consider it a very expensive 5 month lease. Worst part is they no longer make the vehicle, a Taurus after this year and there are very few across the country to replace mine with...
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      Diminished value claims

      In Massachusetts, do these type of claims ever work? I was hit head on by distracted driver police report puts all the blame on other driver, says he was distracted but no charges were made. Two dealers said they would not take the car in trade even if they did the repairs themselves. If the car...
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      Is this considered income?

      If a neighbor wants to give me some cash and a tractor in exchange for some land, what determines the value of the tractor and would it be considered income to me?
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      Have any laws been broken?

      In Ct. a private C corp. changed officers and has not informed a 40% shareholder of any meetings to do so. Or any meetings at all.
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      What is the law?

      If a deed of property has two homes on it, both with their own street address, you spent an equal amount of time living in both and you split the land and sold one of the homes, could it be considered your domicile, and then 5 years later, sell the other home, could it be considered your domicile?
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      Florida "save our homes" law

      In Florida is there any way to stop the Save Our Homes deduction from resetting when a deed changes hands between a Father and Son? The law says if the son is on the deed, lives at the location and is dependent on the Father at the time of his death, it does not reset. But what determines...

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