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You'd potentially have risk in that you'd be making unauthorized copies of the photos. Probably very little risk, but not zero.

"We have"? Who are "we," and how is it that you "have" this person? Again, who are "us"? Do you work for the player's agent? OK. Do you have a question?

Not sure what you mean by "item 2 on page 2." Item 2 on SH-001 form is on p. 1. If you're talking about instruction #2, that doesn't provide entitlement. The entitlement comes from Code of Civil Procedure section 367.3. Force? No. Have you called the court clerk or visited the clerk's...

I don't understand what you mean. You told us that you already "contested the debt." What more do you want to do and why? You have no apparent basis to "go to court" for anything. What does "legally agreed" mean? Why not just say that you "never agreed to anything"? Did you agree in some...

This thread has mostly outlived it's useful life. Here are the things that are pretty clear. 1. The note isn't enforceable. 2. You appear to have enough evidence to prove the loan and the agreement to repay. 3. The sticky part will be proving the terms of the loan agreement. You claim that...

Did that happen? I note that you ignored my question about whether you suffered any damage as a result of this file transfer. You can't successfully sue for things that might have happened.

I assume this means joint legal custody, jointly physical custody, or both, pursuant to Family Code sections 3002-3004. What does it mean to "attach" a "declaration" to a court date? So...you knowingly and intentionally accessed another person's email account? And you want to admit to that...

The unsigned note is, at best, evidence of a verbal agreement. The biggest problem with the unsigned note is that, if the debtor denies that it's 13-year old document, then an unsigned piece of paper isn't going to be of much probative value. If I were deposing the OP, I'd be asking how we...

Yes. A merchant has nearly unfettered discretion to dictate the terms under which it chooses to sell a product. Of course, pharmaceutical sales is a heavily regulated area of commerce, but nothing in those regulations prohibits what you described. You did have insurance, so this is as...

I do. You almost certainly can't. You could try to obtain a pre-judgment writ of attachment. I don't know how courts are in Ohio about this, but the standard for something like that is incredibly high. If I were you, I'd get off the internet and into a local attorney's office to discuss if...

I disagree. Whether or not the promissory note is enforceable as written, it's pretty clear that there was an enforceable loan agreement, and the creditor under such an agreement unquestionably has an insurable interest in the life of the debtor.

So this situation has nothing to do with you? In that case, tell your friend to speak with his boss or his company's attorney. That's not a decision that you - a person with no personal involvement with the situation - gets to make. It's up to the decision maker with the Mexican company to...

What format is the file in? Ultimately, if you can't open the file, respond and request a format that you can open or a paper copy. What "documents" are you referring to? Regardless, your wife likely has no obligation to respect your privacy concerns, and an answer to a divorce complaint is...

Please quote exactly what the unsigned note says (with actual names removed or redacted).

This question was answered when you first asked it back in October. I also note that you said that you would have an arraignment on November 2, but you didn't tell us what happened. Bottom line: speak with your defense attorney (and no one else) about this.

What is your relationship to this situation? Do you work for one of the companies? If so, which one, and in what capacity? Is the other company located in Texas? If the other company won't return the money, then the Mexican company's recourse will be to sue. If the other company is in...

Please put spaces between sentences. You didn't actually ask a question. Is your father still alive? If so, he doesn't have an "estate." You're free to think whatever you like, but that's not correct. If your father has a will when he dies, then his estate will be distributed in...

Please don't respond within quote boxes. Nothing. I may be misunderstanding the OP, but it sounds like the balance is due upon sale of the debtor's residence. If that's correct, then the OP should have little difficulty obtaining a judgment for the full balance. That said, the OP has...

So...for the past 13 years (since roughly December 2010), you've received $900 every month (approximately $140,400)? What is the total principal amount to be repaid according to the unsigned note? Huh? Are you saying that he sent you cash through the mail AND that he wrote on the envelopes...

Without more information than "I have a financial interest in both documents being invalidated," it is impossible to answer this question intelligently. I'm not sure what you mean by "write to the court." If you have standing, you can file an appropriate petition to contest the will. I...