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The state has no obligation to tell you that the check bounced nor that you've not fully paid your taxes. You should be able to get proper credit for the payments you did make.

Neither Ohio nor Federal law prohibit you from carrying an airsoft. Note that Ohio law requires a blaze orange tip on any airsoft gun for it to be legal.

It's not usury. Usury covers the rate. These student loans have a very good rate (4.99%). In most cases, it's not compound interest either. The one exception is that if you get a payment deferral on a private loan, the interest that accrues from the deferral gets added to the principal...

Did you have a question? You appear to have been to court and lost. What they want you to do is move out. You failed to pay the rent. GA doesn't allow you to withhold rent no matter what your justification is, The statutes are also silent on the 60 day notice specifics, but the case...

I saw that, but it doesn't match your assertion. You snipped my post in half where I agreed about intercepted communication, but if it's not recorded communication, it doesn't fit the statute you keep quoting. Capitalizing on the likeness is hence a civil issue.

Since 1989 when the US finally signed on to Berne, there's no significance to putting the words copyright or the © symbol on things (and despite years of idiot programmers putting them in comments (c) has ZERO meaning in the law). As soon as your song is set down in tangible form, it is...

Unrestricted gifts are limited to $20. You are right anything that could be considered room and board is going to be an issue on those limits. TrueLink won't fix that. While it meters out the money, it's pretty much a debit card on the recipient side. Been all through this. My stepson...

Frankly, it's probably easier to send them $20 gift cards than TrueLink if you're just trying to given them something without triggering the SSI gift limits.

I agree with Zig. Unless the HOA knew (or should have known) that the tree was in poor condition and likely to fall over, that it got knocked down in a storm isn't going to be actionable.

How so? Certainly not under the statute you quoted.

Many vehicles have a radiator for the transmission embedded in the radiator for the engine coolant. If you replace the system you need to refill/bleed both ssytems.

Consent to record is different than consent to distribute. Failing to get consent to record is, as pointed out, a crime no matter what you do with the recording. Using someone's image for commercial purposes without consent is a civil matter, and you'd best to get release for that if there...

Note that the word "highway" applies to just about any publicly maintained road in the state. People misuse the term to mean controlled-access highway all the time (I suspect you are doing so). Anyhow, access highways still follow the same rules for other highways, 25 MPH appears to be the...

Alas, if you are working in Bangladesh, US labor laws aren't going to apply to you and the US Department of Labor won't help you. What you end up having is a civil (contract) dispute and frankly, unless there's enough money involved to pay a lawyer to pursue it in the US courts, you may be...

Indeed, TC is right. I have had H1Bs who were also my employees as shareholders of my company (which was initially a C corp but after some reorganization became an S corp).

It depends on the actual nature of the suit. If it was directly related to the lien on the property, it would likely have to be filed in the state the property was in, but this appears to be some contractual issue subsequent to your deed-in-loo, so in many cases the plaintiff can bring it in...

They pretty much repeat the long document name... PET = petition PROB = probate WILL = will FOR = for ORD = order SOLV = solvency NONINTVN = nonintervention OR = order ADM = admitting APPT = appointing PR = personal representative ADJ = adjudicating DIR = directing AD = administrator? ... this...

To amplify on what Z says, just because you own the negatives doesn't give you the write to make/distribute copiles. It's analogous to me buying original art. I can hang it in my house, but I can't sell prints of it.

You're likely stuck unless she consents. Even with a court action, i can't see them letting you pull the plug on something like dialysis. It's not really an "exceptional" means of keeping someone alive.

They "payroll" company shouldn't have anything to do with it. While the company is free to use whoever they like for payroll and don't need to tell the employees, the 401(k) plan is set forth in documents that must be provided to the employees and can't just be changed on a whim. Again...