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How long were they stored there by the time he sold them? Months? Years? And how many times did he ask you to remove them?

What section? Missouri statutes have hundreds, maybe thousands of sections, all consisting of numbers and letters.

$3250 each, actually. Not enough to be worth getting lawyers involved. How much of the $13000 does the hold out want? Has she stated a figure? Or is she just being spiteful so nobody gets any money?

There is no limit to human depravity.

How much money is involved? Dollar amount please.

OK, bottom line here is that you want your attorney fees paid by the child's mother. Here's what I have learned so far. "In 2021 the Washington State legislature passed House Bill 1320 which was meant to simplify the protection order petition process for victims of domestic violence. Washington...

If you back up to the top of 11.96A you'll see it applies to Trust and Estate Dispute Resolution. https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=11.96A I would say that the section you quoted would not apply. But did you have a COURT ORDER awarding you the LEGAL right to custody of the child...

File a complaint and a fee dispute with the CA state Bar. https://www.calbar.ca.gov/Public/Complaints-Claims/Fee-Disputes

Please don't malign the poor little Hippa.

Jude, there is no help for you here. Sorry. Thread locked.

You'll find out eventually.

Name the place you want to send mail to. Who do you want to send it to? Not his or her name but a friend, relative, someone else? Details count. Without details, there's no help.

You're OK with breaking immigration laws by hiring an illegal immigrant (a crime) but your nervous about breaching a contract (a tort)?

I don't see this as either legal or technical. Your boss says get manufacturing drawings and you aren't complying fast enough. Are you trying to avoid the issue by saying "Not my job, man"?

The US Patent and Trademark Office has all the information about trademark that you'll ever need. https://www.uspto.gov/trademarks

Stats about the death penalty among the 50 states: https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/death-penalty-states And by the federal government. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment_by_the_United_States_federal_government

Check out these reviews. Seems like nobody's happy with Met Life Dental. https://www.consumeraffairs.com/insurance/metlife-dental-insurance.html

No, you would have no obligation on the mortgage. Yes. No, it doesn't require that. Federal law prohibits a mortgage company requiring that for intrafamily transfers. A deed as previously discussed or a revocable living trust. Don't be penny wise and dollar foolish. Consult an attorney...

It isn't your problem now and hasn't really been your problem since the beginning. You are only liable for the downstairs damage if you were negligent. A malfunctioning HVAC is unknowable until it happens so you aren't negligent. It's possible that the downstairs owner has his own insurance...

Like the song says: The song mentions Methesulah (George Gershwin - "It Ain't Necessarily so.")