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The "NA" is likely regarding Ohio State tax. The dealer still collects applicable SC state tax. Your local SC registration office can explain the process. There is no way you avoid paying tax on this purchase.

How do you know these are deputies? Do you know names? If so write a complaint to the actual sheriff.

That was a shocker, but it wasn't the full court either.

No... When you ultimately fight over repayment (yes, you will) he will take the truck that is in his name and you will have paid for nothing. You should only do this if you really don't like your friend and enjoy drama in your life.

That is all the reason you need to stop messing with the custody plan. All he is entitled to is what is on the visitation order. It was nice of you to give him those extra days, but you didn't have to. Follow your custody order exactly and do not deviate from it. When you deviate and something...

NM... Didn't read all the way to the end first. I'm glad it worked out

Have you found something in the code that clearly supports this? If so, citing it in a letter to ATT may help to get them to fix it.

If there is no existing order she doesn't have to allow visitation at all. It is dad's burden to establish visitation.

Regardless of his move, abide by the current custody/visitation agreement and meet at the usual place. If he doesn't show up in a reasonable time then go home. It is his responsibility to seek a modification to the existing order, and both parents have a responsibility to stick to it. Do not...

Not yet. The question is asking what to do if it isn't fixed at no cost. If the owner has to pay to fix a shoddy installation to his property, if that can be proven, then there may be something to work with. The first hurdle is finding something that supports that the installation was done...

You are not obligated to sign or otherwise acknowledge receipt of the paper. Heck, I remember as a kid most papers I was given to bring home never even made it there.

It sounds as if currently there is no bill, just an estimate to repair damage. This isn't about the service provided to an account rather the installation in the building, which the owner certainly has an interest in regardless of who the current tenant is

As the property owner I suspect you would have standing especially if you authorized the tenant to have the cable installed. Ultimately standing is a determination only the judge can make, not random shmoes on the internet. I did a quick search and found this relatively simple breakdown of NEC...

Obviously you did have some interest or you would not have searched. Anything you found using Google was certainly legal and there is nothing at all wrong with having looked. Did you record a private conversation? You mention a recording but give no context. What state are you in?

But it was not certified and you proceeded anyway. You probably should have waited for the seller to honor the agreement. You are now experiencing the very reason the certification was supposed to be completed first. It is worth having an attorney review your documents, but you will now have to...

OMG... I absolutely must work this in during future contacts Portland cops handcuff female protester, get asked if female cop is there for pat-down. Male officer quips, 'How do you know that I don’t identify as a female?'

Those would be moving violations. It's ok though. I didn't really expect you to acknowledge it... not your style ;) I had thought the same at first, but it is likely that has already been defeated by statements made at the time of the stop. The answers to the contrary are likely what resulted...

CVC 40001(a) It isn't really a transfer- the owner is responsible the whole time. The officer could/should have checked the box for owner responsibility on the front of the citation.

When you appear in court you may be able to argue that the citation is the responsibility of the owner/dealer. Restrictions on the use of dealer plates is not something you would reasonably be expected to know. However, the dealer should have known you were not authorized to drive the car with a...

A court may disagree with your necessary reasons. Marriage would give more weight to the need for a move, but your boyfriend's job status is not a factor at all. You really should consider delaying a move until you have things resolved.