Did you know that if you write a check and deliver it, knowing that you don't have the funds in your checking account at the time it is delivered, even though you intend to cover the check before it clears a bank, that is a crime in all 50 states? You can't present a check that doesn't have...
I think that we have heard enough to know that this is not about a zoning issue. It is about a sibling trying to somehow course his sister to abandon her rights to live her life as she pleases., a lifestyle that brother does not approve of.
Time to lock the thread.
What crime was someone encouraged to commit? I guess you don't see your daughter as an adult, free to make up her own mind about where to live or if she wants T treatment. She is not under your control anymore.
Certainly, if his daughter was over the age of majority when she moved in. That was her decision to do so. I doubt daddy would want to sue his daughter over a claim of fraud for the tuition money.
There is no back door to stopping your daughter from being who she wants to be. Let it go and...
I think that if it were you that had a contract that said the dealership was going to payoff off the loan in a certain amount on or before a certain date, you might think differently.
I don't know where you get that idea. I was speaking of whatever finance company had the loan.
Believe it or not, the credit reporting companies are very receptive to consumer situations of this type where the consumer, by no fault of theirs, gets dinged. And a righteous finance company...
At the very least, you contact all three credit reporting agencies file a dispute and you put a consumer comment on your credit reports. You can also contact the finance company and ask them that if you prove to them that the dealership breached the contract without any notification to you, if...
First off, I don't think you have standing to sue the city for what you are calling non-enforcement of their zoning ordinance. You are not an aggrieved party by your own writings. You are not trying to challenge the zoning ordinance. What you are challenging is the enforcement of the...
The legislative body can always change or amend an ordinance if they follow the state's laws governing the city or municipal procedures.
You have yet to tell us what the dispute you are having is about. All we know is that you say there is a house that you claim is a rental unit and the city...
When the estate of B or A files the final tax return, the estate or A will receive a payment request from the IRS and if it is not paid, the tax liens will attach to the estate or A's assets. I think. But one way or the other, the IRS will get paid.
Credit Card debt is unsecured debt. There is no collateral that backs up the loan. Credit card companies would rather settle for some lesser amount (sometimes substantially less) of the debt rather than litigate (with the associated costs) to get a judgement against someone that is judgment...
You can ask the Judge if you can appear via the internet because of your ailment. Most courts use Zoom. You send your documents to the court and make your appearance on Zoom.
While I agree with your statement, it doesn't mean that there can't be repercussions from sending it, at a time in our history, where the legal system is increasingly being corrupted. At the very least, you can end up in some database as a person to watch.
This is clearly a question of zoning and of the definitions of rental property (in the zoning ordinance), and the allowed uses (as of right or conditional) in the single-family zone where the property is located. All these questions are answered in the City Zoning Ordinance. Did you read and...