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For TV shows, you're going to have to have the permission of the owner of the material.

You need specialized legal assistance. In addition to what the previous posters mentioned, if you're going to use creative material you didn't create yourself (music or videos, etc...) you've got complex content licensing issues involved. It might be as simple as a PRO license, it may be...

The "do not copy" stuff is to discourage people from making copies for unlawful purposes. If you're concerned about having to have copies to show people you should get true copies: How Do I Obtain Certified True Copies of a Certificate of Naturalization? Any time you have a name change...

It would be best if you had an attorney properly draft the trust documents to make sure they accomplish what you want. While you don't need to have a trust document notaraized, signing in front of a notary can avoid some of the issues you are expressing. You don't sign "as a trust." A...

I suspect the poster is misconstruing the SSI policy that if someone is not paying a "fair share" of the housing costs then the SSI payment is reduced. It doesn't mandate that anything be paid, but it will permit it. See here: Understanding SSI - Living Arrangements

I agree with Zig. What usually happens is the rental outfit pays the ticket and bills your card (you agreed to this in the rental agreement) without any option for you to protest the unfairness of the matter. By the way,. nothing the OP incriminated himself further. If he knew the meter was...

Even if he had an injury, it's probably not actionable.

It happens a lot when seemingly innocuous names show up in Japan as well.

There's no legal basis for suing someone over "connotations." There's no lawyer that will take a case. You have to have some specific personal injury. If I created a website called "Charles Galofore eats little children" you might have a case. If I create s a site called "We like...

What kind of legal action are you anticipating. Just because someone calls their business "We Molest Small Children" doesn't give you a cause of action. Having product or company names having bad connotations in other languages isn't uncommon and with global markets, it's often necessary to...

2 million might be a stretch, but if the treatment caused him to end up in DKA, this is SERIOUS. There will likely be lasting deficits. He needs to take this to a medical malpractice attorney.

You can be treated adversely or sanctioned for your disposition. Fair or not, it's not illegal. Unless the treatment rises to some level of discrimination based on sex, race, religion or whatever, they're free to set arbitrary standards that have nothing to do with work output.

I agree, you need a lawyer to examine this mess. First off, a quit claim for any property you don't actually have an ownership interest does NOTHING. Tennessee is a race state, so it's quite possible the first one RECORDED is the one that is considered to have priority.

Well as I stated, the SSA's normal policy for replacement of a social security card requires a birth certificate and some photo ID (doesn't need to be realID). If he can get IlDot to give him a unreal ID, he can then get just about anything else once he gets his physical SS card. He can even...

Yeah, well NY is in a funny state as well since they're in a pissing match with DHS right now, DHS won't let New Yorkers into the trust traveller system because of the green light drivers license issue. But the non-REAL ID case might allow him to boot himself into getting a physical social...

That's for a REAL ID compliant ID. I believe Illinois will still issue a non-REAL ID compliant license/id.

I believe you can get a non-realID version of an Illinois state ID with just your birth certificate (and possibly some additional residence documents that you do have). Once you have the state ID, you can go the SSA with that and a birth certificate and get a real social security card. You...

Here there's no vetting other than what pitch the judge makes to the electorate. It is now required in our state that the judge be a resident and in current good standing with the state bar.

Huh? No. The form is for a subset of the small estates where the transfer is trivial and that the DMV doesn't want to have to go look at letters testimentary, etc... You keep changing the story as to the size of the estate and nature of the vehicles. You should contact an attorney...

Yep, wrong thread. Thought it was the guy the guy trying to game the NC car titling system. This guy just suddenly transported himself from the UK to California.