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And I cannot stress how important it is for your family member to retain an attorney, as opposed to relying on you to seek information from anonymous strangers at message boards and from blogs and generic attorney website posts. Considering we've told you this previously in response to your...

One can go online and submit an application (which typically requires payment of an application fee and/or credit check fee) and, after the application is approved, the landlord will send a lease to be signed (which can be one online). But I've never heard of a landlord who allows potential...

Are we dealing with a real situation, or is this thread just a bunch of hypotheticals with shifting facts?

When exactly did this happen? I assume these times are in reference to the date of hire of the new employee. Correct? What was the date of the referral agreement? What is the distinction/relationship between "my business," "the corporate office," and "my direct employer"? Please make up...

Exactly how long ago? What exactly does this mean? How far "outside of [the] business" did this happen? How much were the medical bills? Did you lose wages as a result? If so, how much? Have you fully recovered? To what extent, if any, has this impacted your life (beyond any lost wages...

If you sell the house the day after the tenant moves out, then you will have incurred no damages and would therefore have nothing to sue for. You could sue, but you'd lose because that's entirely speculative. You have a lease for the following obvious reason: You wouldn't have let the...

You need to put your insurer on notice of what happened. Your policy requires that you do so. If you believe the other driver was at-fault, you can and should make a claim against his/her insurance. Note that I believe NY is a no-fault insurance state. I'm not familiar with that, so I don't...

I assume you mean that she was the trustee of a trust that held title to the house (I'll assume it was her home). Just to be clear: You recorded an affidavit of death of trustee and then, in your capacity as trustee, deeded the house to yourself as an individual. Correct? Deeds are...

A decision about what? I assume you're talking about a dashcam video or something of that ilk. Regardless, both parties' insurers will want to see all available evidence before making claims decisions.

I agree. Also, anyone providing an answer to your question is either really dumb (if that person is licensed to practice in CA) or engaging in the unlicensed practice of law.

So...something like "Kathryn" instead of "Katherine"? Is this "manager" also the trustee of the trust? Are you saying that the trust owns 99% of the home, while the manager owns 1%? Nothing you have posted suggests you do. How the person's name is spelled is irrelevant, and you appear to...

Let me rephrase this: You are not in the military (not sure why this needed to be mentioned, but whatever). On [date], you entered into negotiations with a landlord to rent residential premises. On [date], the landlord presented you with a lease that requires a security deposit that is...

If all they do is try to move out, why would you think you'd have any claim against the tenants? Even if they actually move out, you don't necessarily have a claim. Residential leases don't generally obligate the tenant to occupy the leased premises. You'd only have a claim if the tenant...

Depends on the contents of the videos. Define "imitation." 43. Seriously, this question cannot be meaningfully answered in the abstract. Probably fine, but the NFL in particular is notorious for over-enforcing its copyright and trademark rights. That's true as far as it goes, but the...

Why do you think you have the ability to "put a restraining order on him"?

Same thing. Seven years.

Depends on what you mean by "public record" and "my record." Records of the case will exist forever. If you're talking about a credit report, the eviction isn't on your report, but you're correct that the reported debt will remain for seven years from the original delinquency date. You should...

Not really sure what "things" you're talking about, but this is a situation of your own creation. It seems that this account is (was?) set up very poorly, and I'm sure whatever was done was authorized by the terms and conditions of Amazon's site. Setting up an Amazon account for a mentally...

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To which account does the highlighted refer? Your account or your relative's account? I the statement that "the cards [plural?] had been used in that account before" true? Are you saying that, when you previously paid for things for your relative, you used your card on his account (but didn't...