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Dram shop laws generally apply to places that serve liquor but in some places extend to other retailers. Since you are not legally allowed to sell directly to US customers, I do not see how you will be liable (you'd be incurring bigger CRIMINAL issues if you did). Liquor manufacture and...

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There are two issues here with DC Comics's trademarks on those characters. First, is whether there is any likelihood of confusion of the mark in commerce. That is probably arguable. The next problem is that Batman is quite possibly considered a "famous mark" and that the use involved could...

A real estate lawyer licensed in your state who can look at the purchase contract ln light of the law and circumstances. We can't hazard a guess given the complete absence of information. Real estate agents are not versed in the law. Do not rely on them.

You should be talking to an attorney, but generally contracts do not just go poof unless there is some provision in them that provides for a time limit.

A prescription plan is not a health plan, it might be part of one, however.

Your basic premise is invalid. Just because hormone treatment can be used for different things doesn't make it (illegally) discriminatory to be covered for one condition and not the other. If they don't cover MtF and FtM treatments equally, then they're not discriminating based on a...

A pro se defendant probably has no clue how to conduct jury selection or what to ask during questioning, or how to manage and use challenges (for cause and preemptory), and how to protest discriminatory challenges made by the prosecution. This demonstrates your ignorance. A defendant (pro se...

Usually, the bank insists on the search (and its results) and requires a title insurance policy to protect their interest. Frankly, the search is pointless without the insurance to back it up. I wouldn't even take a gift of property from my sainted aunt without owner's title insurance...

Of course, W2 Employees is about as silly a term as 1099 Contracts.

That presumes that the estate still owns the house. Since the father died in 2013, it's quite possible the property was already transferred to the nine children.

In Florida, it is a sign that paternity was established. The father's name only occurs on birth certificate there if the mother was married (not in this case) or if both parties mutually sign the affidavit of paternity.

Dang forum glitch.

Not necessarily. If the parents executed the affidavit of paternity at the time of birth, or there was a subsequent court action, he can legally have paternity. What his options are depend on just what has transpired, which we don't have the details. Even with details, it's going to take a...

Useful site here: Moving Back to Canada - A Resource Guide for Canadian Expatriates

Again, it varies highly from state to state. In many states, even felons can get released without any cash outlay. Here, unless you have a history of not appearing, you'll get released on unsecured bail. You don't have to fork over any security until after you miss an appearance.

"You might as well mow the lawn."

Unavailability of child care.

You can't paint "US bail system" with a common brush. It varies widely across the country.

Not likely if he's already had a deferral in the past seven years.