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Is it a singular HOA for the multiple properties with common ownership/development? Did those multiple properties exist under this singular HOA when you got the original mortgage? Was that original mortgage from BofA? What year was the original mortgage taken (since mortgage rules have...

Why don't you do that and then get back to us?

Insurance is not meant to help you profit off of a claim. Even if you do the work yourself. Insurance is meant to keep your property "whole" to both you and the lender/mortgage company. And don't be surprised if the lender sends out an inspector to inspect your work to prove that the damage...

maybe i am just cyncical after 20+ years in HR, but yes, I think your expectations are too high for a BBW manager/bartender. It's hard to get good employees in some positions, especially chain food establishments at that level.

I am going to go at this from a bit of a different perspecitve.....Please also realize that many employers/establishments claim things as "law" that are truly employer/establishment policy but it is easier to get employees/bartenders to obey the "law " than a policy. Or they train on it all and...

Some of us were busy graduating high school and paying our way through college...too busy for craziness.....still too busy.....

You must follow all laws ---- federal, state and local, even if you are unaware of them. It's a large amount and as far as I know there is not one specific place to find them all. Not even an attorney knows all of them. Like you said, each "direction" has it's own and sometimes something...

Honestly I am not seeing any help for you. I just don't see gross negligence (maybe someone else here will see something I am not) based on the opinion of one plumber. Shared wells can cause all sorts of issues and honestly I wouldn't want a house that has one (we have a private well and the...

What does it say in the covenants/deeds? Ours is found in the General Covenants and then referred to in the by-laws. (I am on the board of our HOA for our subdivision in NC) Your best bet might be to contact the county and ask the county attorney. If they do not know, you may need to speak...

You may need to hire an attorney in their location to get the best advice or a US attorney that is familiar with New Zealand laws to confirm what that means to you and "why not?". But at the least, you would have to travel there and use their courts.

And your attorney may or may not be able to squash some of the request. Hopefully you have an attorney. Obviously your (ex)wife is trying to find something she believes will help paint a better picture of your current financial state and possibly to show where money may have gone missing.

well, I actually work in the fitness industry, so generally do know more about it than the general public does. I've seen lots of ideas come and go. Personally I would rather have someone splash ice water on a bad idea of mine than let me go into debt, set up a business and have it fail...

As a victim just a little older at the time than your daughter is now, I hope that you are also seeking out therapy for her. No matter how the case goes, or if it does, she will need counseling outside of her family. The best thing she can do is to talk it out to a third party who has nothing...

Do you all go as a group to the HOA meetings and express your concerns? Have you considered some on your group running for open positions on the HOA board next election? That's the best way for changes to happen. Complaints don't get very far without some type of action. It kind of sounds...

If you had been an employee, I would have suggested possibly filing an EEOC complaint. But as an independent contractor, you have a lot less protection. Probably why he brought you in as an IC rather than an EE. I kind of doubt your contract has anything to protect you -- I know I wouldn't...

Maybe the OP will come back and clarify. Because I am reading $750 a year for attorney fees and then the other numbers as child support per month since he said there was a "new order amount for child support was draining him", but could be wrong on how I am reading it. Yes, $750 a month in...

agree with the others - and it seems he went back to court and the judge already disagrees that he can't afford it. Sounds like he was the one that required the court date and it seems like the judge decided that since he brought the court date/attorney fee up for his ex-spouse that he should be...

Unfortunately it sounds like neither of you had the rights to authorize or take the object. It does sound like you possibly unknowingly broke a hospital policy/rule that they equated with theft. And like Elle said, I could see where the nurse just basically said she didn't know. You took her...

You need to be careful though about combining income and tax returns. You might need to file "married filing separately" -- while they can't garnish your wages, they might be able to garnish combined accounts. (personal perspective) And honestly, I am not so sure I would jump into marriage...

The prosecutor is the only one that can charge you with a crime and that is based on the evidence he/she has. Charges can change over time based on what is found in the investigation. (see the answer you got on the other forum where you posted this same situation in a much more coherent way)