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My, you have an exalted opinion of your little life. No, it was not well worth my time. How did you select your lawyer? Did you have initial consults with other lawyers, as part of that process? If not, then it would have been well worth your time to do so. Have you considered what will...

It's a low priority for him. As I noted in post 22: Notice the in depth, nuanced response to my comment from OP in the posts that follow. [SARCASM] The neighbors have a legitimate concern.

Thank you. I knew their system worked differently from ours. In any case, I think OP should consult a legal professional in UK in addition to one in FL. I do not think FL is the right venue, but OP is stuck with it for sure if OP does nothing to contest it. I also have no idea whether there...

The second thing that might be considered is the venue. The alleged violations occurred in Europe, and the entity has licensing agreements in OP's country. In fact, it might be worthwhile for OP to contact the Lisle Licensing, who handles the licensing of Masha the Bear in the UK - but only...

My question remains: is the en Thank you for clarifying. The problem is, that's a big encroachment. It's not like the fence just meandered a little. If the fence was encroaching relatively negligibly, your neighbors would seem to be petty. However, 12' seems a tad narrow: their point is...

There are 50 states. And some territories. All have their own legal quirks. If someone has been served, and they know that they have been served, contesting whether the service was "proper" is at best a delaying tactic. You are grasping at straws. The fact is that you are ill informed...

I generally agree with this. That did not prevent me from having my EXPass account charged for going through a toll near Buffalo erroneously: my car was on the opposite side of NY state at the time. There was no photographic proof accessible on my account, so I don't know if someone misread...

Just out of curiosity, how large an encroachment are you taking about? Inches, feet, yards? There's the letter of the law, and there's the intent. The easement was created for egress/ingress. If they are alleging "unreasonable burden", then the burden is relevant. How difficult is it to...

The brand referred to has licensed partners in the UK (Lisle Licensing). As they have licensing, they likely to also have legal representation in the UK to help protect their brand. So that makes it less unlikely.

If this is your opinion of her, then you have already made a poor investment. Seriously, you need to invest your time better. There is neither trust nor respect here. It is better to be alone than to continue such a relationship.

I am not sure if that's still the case. If she actually has severe dental issues, she might be ineligible for enlistment. Not everyone is medically eligible. My parents are both veterans, and stayed healthy until their late 80s, but they both have a genetic disorder that is is now considered...

Fair enough. However, because OP lives in California, quirky Californian laws are relevant to OP. (Texas has its own quirks. But I quickly concluded when living there that letting on that Texas quirks were anything but universally accepted rules of practice was a bad idea.)

OP wasn't the self-appointed traffic nanny in that thread; it was a different poster. I agree, especially since OP is posting from CA. I recall when I lived in LA, pre dash cams, hearing of people who were cited for traffic infractions (running a stop sign) based a complaint from another...

GET A SECOND OPINION. I have had similar experiences with 2 different dentists. The first time it happened, I was in college. I was skeptical when told I needed 8 fillings immediately, before the end of spring break, "It's obvious you haven't seen a dentist in a long time." I'd had a...

Yeah, I guess that's what her friends say... The problem is while they all extoll her virtues, they can't manage to do it without a 4 letter word slipping in. Maybe it's a generational thing, but when I'm trying to impress people, I try to edit. But yeah, classy women don't help their kids...

Color me elitist, but she doesn't come across as a class act.

Liar, liar. Pants on fire.

It can be sold while she's living there... but for far less than if it were emptied out. You can petition to partition. A neighbor's estate was settled this way. One child had moved their family in to mom's house to "help" her. Really it was an excuse to walk away from their house...

If you've been paying, on average, $27K/yr in FICA, then you should have sufficient assets to make an initial consult with a lawyer a no brainer.

Parental rights don't "go away", but Dad's lack of involvement in his child's life means that if he goes to court and demands the child's state of residency remain in Oregon, he's playing a weak hand. It will come across as him trying to control his ex, rather than him trying to maintain a...