Recent content by adjusterjack

You were driving your car without the required front license plate. The officer saw you and followed you. You parked on your property. The officer pulled in behind you, cited you, and had your vehicle impounded. You have referred to citations (plural) and have been asked for the Vehicle Code...

Then your petition is premature. If you get convicted of the citations your petition goes out the window. If you don't want to answer our questions, then there is no reason to keep this discussion open, is there?

In your petition you write: That does not compute. Answer the following. What and/or whose private property? Describe the position of your car on that property. Describe the position of the officer's car in relation to your car. A diagram of the two vehicles would help. What were the...

Why was your vehicle towed from private property? Whose private property was it?

Why?

That's funny. But, ouch!

There was an electrician who was hired by an Indian tribe to install lights in the tribal toilet. He was the first person to wire a head for a reservation.

Statute number?

You'll pay more for the attorney letter than the cost of the job. Small claims court is your recourse. But what I would do first is fill out the small claims complaint form and attach a copy to a demand letter for the money giving a deadline date to pay, after which you will file in court...

I'm not a lawyer, I didn't play one on TV, but I stayed at a Holiday Inn once. Here's an example of what I think that sentence is saying. Bob, the deceased, left a home worth $250,000 to Jim and a home worth $250,000 to Joe. The income tax basis is the value of the properties at the time of...

If, by SSA, you mean Social Security Retirement benefits, no, they will not be affected. However, the sale of the home will affect SSI (Supplemental Security Income). Read the following article: https://www.pavelbuyshouses.com/blog/will-i-lose-my-ssi-benefits-if-i-sell-my-home/ She would be...

You don't want to report to HR. You don't want to report to police about the assault. You just want to come here and complain. I can't imagine that any comments here will be of any real help to you. Consult an attorney.

OK, you win. ;)

Then get a court order instead of playing games with the banks.

CT, like NY, is one of those states that require lawyers in a real estate transaction. I've never been able to figure out if that's tradition or law. In AZ, the realtors handle the negotiations and contracts and the title companies do the title search and complete the transaction. Lawyers are...