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I expect that the terms and conditions of your purchase contract or terms of service would eliminate any chance of successfully pursuing any of those allegations. In non-legal terms, you'd be peeing in the ocean to make the tide come in.

It's a publicity grab. I wonder if Brazil has laws against frivolous lawsuits and/or abuse of process.

Reality check. There is no best way. There is no easy way. There is no fast way. There is no cheap way. There is no way without drama. There is only the court way. You petition the court for guardianship. And you prove to the court that you are the best option for your sister. Your cousin...

None of that makes any sense. You are mixing too many pronouns. Name yourself John, name your roommate Sam, and refer to the leasing office as Landlord. Now, using those names, explain who did what and who wants what. Avoid using "they" and "their" and "parties" and "person" and "main leaser."

If anybody needs proof of that I invite them to live in Phoenix for a few years. :eek:

Simple. If you can't get the phone hearing, you show up in person. Otherwise you don't get the benefits you seek. If you show up in person and your employer doesn't I would think you would get a ruling in your favor by default. It's the "have-want" doctrine. Somebody has what you want, you do...

Entertainers who became politicians. Not unheard of. Here's 25. https://www.newsweek.com/actors-who-became-politicians-1601389

Call the other driver's insurance company first thing tomorrow. If you get a positive response within a day or two you probably won't have to get your insurance involved. If you get resistance, file the claim on your collision coverage. Yes, you'll pay your deductible. Your company will try to...

So far, he's only said it to you. That's not defamation. There's no way, really, to prevent somebody from committing a civil or criminal offense against you if they are determined to. When it happens, if it happens, you can avail yourself of legal remedies.

The aforementioned PC 518 is part of Chapter 7 - Extortion, which has many elements and penalties. https://law.justia.com/codes/california/code-pen/part-1/title-13/chapter-7/ What he is doing is in there. Print it out and hand it to him. You don't even need to say or do anything to "protect"...

That's the nail in your coffin. My kids were 10 and 8 when they stayed home alone after school until we, the parents, got home at about 5 PM. But overnight, no way, not even with a 14 year old in charge. Make arrangements with your ex to have the kids on the nights you work. Otherwise...

Contradiction there. Did you do the repairs or are you going to do the repairs? Do you have any written documentation as to the refusal of the warranty work or was it all done by phone? If by phone, can you name the people with whom you conversed?

This thread is almost 8 months old. Please do not resurrect old theads. Keep to current issues.

The "best course of action" is the leather steering wheel cover.

You got paid the whole thing already? That's great.

Anybody can sue anybody for anything. Doesn't mean they would win. But they can tie up the estate for a long time. For what and how much? What bills? You said the utilities were in her name. The estate has no obligation to pay them. Then evict her and sell the house. Then she'll get her...

They weren't married. I don't think the estate has any obligation to her at all. But that's something you'll need to confirm with your attorney.

Of course. :(

Gotta agree with that. I routinely look up stuff when I hit a paywall. Takes a few seconds and avoids the time and hassle it takes to post a gripe about hitting a paywall and then have to wait until another source is posted. See how easy that was.

Here it is: https://www.thelaw.com/threads/reining-in-the-law-ccr-4331-unconstitutional-and-discriminatory.84022/