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I'm thinking that it refers to the debt-to-credit ratio and how it affects PO's credit score or will soon.

You did exactly what corporate management wanted you to do, that is quit. When you quit, your employer doesn't have to pay you anything and you are not eligible for unemployment of which (otherwise) your employer is required to pay to the state a portion of the amount. A PIP, more often than...

If it was the oil filler cap, there is no chance of that. Just some oil that escapes from cap and drips down on the exhaust manifold. It burns off and makes lots of smoke.

This situation, if described accurately, would fall under the California sudden emergency doctrine and would not attach negligence or fault to the driver. The doctrine require that in order to avoid liability under the sudden emergency doctrine, the defendant must show: He or she suddenly...

What mental and physical abuse did you suffer? Maybe there was some inconvenience but I doubt you suffered. Perhaps if you had any rudimentary knowledge of how your car operates you may have just tightened the oil cap and been on your way or asked the tow driver to look under the hood. You're...

Don't fret too much about the lien at this point. It is common practice for contractors in FL to place a lien on the property even before they start the work to ensure they get paid at some point down the road. When the job is paid-in-full, the lien is cancelled. If you have to sue, the lien...

If all you financed was his insurance, how large is the current debt (principal and interest)? Explain why you say, technically it was a secured debt.

The next time you visit your friend on you bike, you may want to consider walking your bike a few hundred feet away from the house before you start to ride. You know the danger is present and you need to mitigate any harm to yourself. Otherwise, you are causing your own damages.

You may be correct. After all the discussion in this thread, I finally found the justification for the fee increase in (of all places) the water utility section of the city's code of ordinances. In all my years of being involved in municipal governments and reading probably thousands of...

The complaint should be sent to the State Auditor and Inspector.

How about giving us the file number. I'm not going to read every item in the agenda for the last several months to find the fee you are speaking about.

The charge should not be in the water utility budget or its fee structure. I explained why in previous posts. If the council wants to charge a fee for ambulance service then they should pass an ordinance creating the fee and make it mandatory for all properties in their jurisdiction. Then add...

You can refuse to let her into your home with her smart-phone or what ever she is using to record you with.

The right of a building inspector to enter property (especially property with active permits) is granted to them in the ordinances of either a local jurisdiction or the county, or the state statutes. Therefor, there is no trespass and they don't need just cause. You should read the controlling...

Like building housing that each need a water supply, building EV's need electricity. Where is it going to come from? Our future is being planned by short-sighted nitwits!

That might work if the subdivision was a planned community or if the sewer lines were installed at the time the subdivision was effectuated. But it is possible that sewers were installed after the subdivision. The property is 26 years old when purchased and we don't know when that was. The...

That is an easy question to answer. The answer is to not have to raise taxes in order to fund the expenditures of the fire department. So the political solution is to hide the fact that the mismanagement of fire department budget and the failure to collect the fees owed by individuals that...

This is not the state that is seeking to charge a fee for one service to fund another service. It is a subdivision of the state (a municipality or town) that is trying to do it. So what we are discussing has nothing really to do with the state except, that the state must approve the municipal...

A fee is something you pay in return for getting something. In terms of a water usage fee, you get water and the support of the infrastructure, the distribution, and treatment of that water. It serves a public good. But it serves only the water company's users and not the entire municipality...

Is it legal? Probably but maybe not. You start by getting a copy of the ordinance the city council passed and reading it. You want to look at the preamble to find the justification and reasoning for the passage of the ordinance. Then, depending on what it says, you may find that it is...