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I made the presentation on April 1, the road supervisor made a casual inspection on April 2, and our Commissioner is coming to meet with us on Aprl 28. So, no one has said No yet. A new ordinance for adopting roads was passed on the morning of April 1, but did not have all the Commissioners'...

Re: Re: Timeshare Question Hmmm! :confused: :confused: We bought precisely because of the variety and have vacationed at more than 50 resorts in the last 15 years. Actually more than 70 vacations, but some resorts more than once. Isn't it strange how the same thing looks different to...

Here's a different sorta question, and one that is being debated on a popular timesharing forum. If you are not a timesharer, you may not be able to follow it. The basics: When timeshare owners exchange for a vacation in another resort, they deposit their vacation ownership with an exchange...

I am not planning on failing, but I do like to plan, and will have 35 other owners wanting to know our options if the Road Commission is not interested in adopting our roads. Nearly all of the subdivision roads around us have been adopted the past 10 years. Some are worse roads than ours and...

A lot of things can happen in five weeks. :D In our case, I have stepped in. It seems like some of the "followers" were waiting for someone to show up with better-sounding options. I inspected 12 of the neighboring roads that have been adopted by the County and interviewed two more of...

I'm not "troubled". ;) I just lack the information I need. It is a new suit. I am interested in finding a firm to take a look at it. I can give basic information and direct them to an Internet forum where others with similar complaints have gathered. Individually, due to the nature...

A turn for the worse. Several of the subdivisions around us have turned their roads over to the County. Two weeks ago I took our road chairman of 15 years (and neighbor) over to look at one of them and talk to their road chairman. I have been trying to do that for the last five years, since...

I've done that now, reviewed the Class Action section, and feel What I have fits all the criteria. But, I am still stuck with the intitial question "How do I go about selecting a Class Action Attorney, or, for that matter, find a listing?" The section devoted to reviews of top firms has...

Thanks. I have since pushed the attorney for the estate on this issue, linking to several legal publications and cases from the applicable State, all taking a position the same as mine, and he has told me to go ahead and transfer the funds to the new joint account. Tomorrow will be the day...

thanks.

I would like to pursue it industry-wide, world-wide. The various AGs have been reluctant to evoke meaningful change as abuses continue, nor could they effect anything outside of their jurisdictions. It should be done via the Internet, with a central site where all complaints can be...

How does one go about selecting a Class Action attorney for a consumer fraud/unfair business practice case that may involve more than 1 million consumers?

How would one go about selecting a Class-Action attorney, or firm, for a large consumer fraud, unfair business practices type case?

We live in a rural subdivision with no POA and with a road that is mentioned in the original Plat as being for the use of all property owners. It has been maintained over the years by an informal, cooperative effort from the property owners. If someone were to be injured or killed on the...

I am co-Executor of my mother's estate, the other co-executor being the VP and trust officer at the bank in her home town. Prior to setting up the estate, the attorney for the estate had a discussion with me about "judgement-proofing" (his phrase) the assets. In that he meant setting aside...

Believe it or not, I am still here. So, thanks. ;)

Thanks. I already got my mother's money back. Unfortunately, she passed away shortly thereafter. The only problem now is that US Bank refused to put the refunded money into the new account that was set up, with me as joint owner, and put into the closed account. Of course, that is...

Never mind.

Hi: My elderly mother has had a stroke and I have just placed her in a nursing home. She has some assets that will need to be spent on her care, but, eventually, Medicaid will enter the picture. Her pension income exceeds the state maximum for Medicaid, and "Miller Trust" has come up in...

Re: Re: Check Fraud Protection I was ahead of you on this in that I sense the bank will try to claim they had no reason to suspect the checks when they were presented so they are not culpable. That's what they did in my Dad's case. In my Mom's case a person in her neighborhood stole her...