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So... did you follow the state specific links that I posted? Oh wait, I misread this as concern for other people, and preventing this from happening again. Consult your personal physician for reassurance.

I thought it was common knowledge that if you have an allergy to one "cillin", you shouldn't try taking the others. That said, I always had to point out to my kid's pediatrician that kid has an amoxicillin allergy - and pediatrician's the one that diagnosed it! I suppose you could file a...

Actually, given her medical history, it is possible that the health care provider was correct, and that the stroke was independent of the dizziness, neck pain, and fall. It is also possible that she may respond to physical therapy.

Because you are asking on a legal forum, your opinion is irrelevant. Your state allows for comparative fault, but even then, you would bear most of the legal fault. Also irrelevant, as your state requires insurance. Your self assessment of your driving is also irrelevant, as most American...

Arrange to tutor in a library.

So, it is known. It would be better if it were in writing, but if the store manager brags about it to all the employees, then they know.

Quoting for emphasis. Do not spam. Do contact businesses/people personally. It takes more work, but doing things the right way usually does take more effort in the short run.

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You don't. You've passed on the information, the DA chose not to do anything with it, move on. Given your "success" so far, I suggest you move on before legal action is taken against you.

Check your HOA rules. It would be very surprising if there was nothing in the HOA rules addressing this. As the parent of a child that age, I think your neighbor is doing her son no favors by allowing such bratty behavior. So, pull out those HOA rules and start reading. A fine or two...

From a legal standpoint, in the absence of a court order, this is not child support. Correction: jet airplane

Stick to people your age, in your area, and limit yourself to unambiguously legal activities. If you lack the ability to make wise decisions about online relationships, then it is best to avoid them.

There are rules about how things work in court. It is more like a game of baseball than, say, football or soccer: each issue is handled in its own turn. Patience is necessary, to understand what can be presented when. I suspect that it's more that you didn't understand the process.

The most you can or should do is share the information with your relative. However, odds are that your young relative will not change her marriage plans based on that information. Tread lightly.

Just out of curiosity, has she been properly paying income taxes on that income? Because it sounds like she only has a vague acquaintance with the notion of accounting. At least get an initial consult with a divorce lawyer. More than one would be better. No multi-thousand retainer is...

But his issue is women he's dated posting on social media. He can only control what he chooses to post on social media. This dude apparently has multiple women who have met online and reminisced about him. I don't think that has happened to any creep I've been involved with. Ditto for any of...

This is a violation of that FB group's policies. Reach out to the group's admin.

If you think you've displayed any humility in this thread, then it is understandable why you've had problems.

It depends on how much is omitted, and whether it's enough to make an issue. In discussing this with your lawyer, consider the value in question versus the legal cost to prove your allegations. ($20K, not worth it. $200K, might be worth it.) In spite of the verbiage on these discovery...

Maybe a judge for a flower show. Become a Flower Show Judge - Coronado Flower Show OP knows the answer to their question is obvious: don't mess with Judy Sheindlin.