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I don't know. How good are you at searching? Here's a link to the California Civil Code: Codes: Codes Tree - Civil Code - CIV Note, by the way, that, in addition to the Civil Code, you should be familiar with the relevant portions of the Code of Civil Procedure: Codes: Codes Tree - Code of...

In addition to what "adjusterjack" wrote, that appears to be a third-party site that is just compiling information, and not an advertisement.

I don't know what "private/personal . . . channel" or "featured channels" mean, but it likely doesn't matter. Section 106 of the Copyright Act gives the owner of a copyright "the exclusive right[] to do and to authorize" others to do several things, including reproducing the protected work...

You didn't ask a question, so I'm unsure what the purpose of your post is. Why not? You told us that you received the other driver's insurance information. Call and make a claim.

Maybe. Facts matter, and you provided none. If you provide relevant facts, someone may be able to provide some useful feedback.

How much money do you have to pay the attorney as a retainer? Regardless, this isn't a referral site.

Was the payment made by your insurer a full and final payment? Did you sign something to that effect? Have you notified the claim adjuster about the additional costs?

Since that's what's happening, it's obviously possible, but I doubt that's what you intended to ask. I assume that your contract with the school allows the school to do what it's doing, but obviously neither I nor anyone else here has read that contract or any related documents. You need to...

What sort of club? How is the club organized? Corporation? LLC? Something else? A protective order that says what? How is it that you came to know about this order? Then why did you tell them this: "We have told the couple, that if HE is in the bar first, she cannot enter. And if SHE...

You didn't ask any question. Can you explain what this means?

This is why you hired an attorney. Do you believe the attorney you hired doesn't know how to do his/her job?

Then this has nothing to do with U.S. law, and whoever is concerned will need to seek advice from an attorney admitted to practice in the relevant Asian country(ies).

In any future posts, please make an effort to use proper capitalization and punctuation so we don't have to guess where one sentence ends and the next begins. Please explain exactly what "your eviction move out date" and "the court date to leave the property" mean. Pending that explanation...

Where are you located? Where is the "[Y]ou[T]uber with [a] large following located"? Where are "his fans" located? What is the method by which the YouTuber receives the stories, and is there any sort of license agreement made between the YouTuber and his fans? Are the stories factual or...

I understand. Thanks for clarifying. Your, your mother's and your brother's recourse is to sue your sister's father for possession of the remains. I don't know the rules for Ohio small claims court, but hopefully you can do it in that court, without an attorney.

So...just to clarify...there are four urns in total: 1. One for your mother, which is empty. 2. One for you, which is empty. 3. One for your brother, which is empty. 4. One for your sister, which contains her remains. Correct? Also, I assume that your sister's father is not also your father...

You paid a large sum of money for a contract? Did you mean that you entered into a contract pursuant to which you paid a large sum of money? For what? And despite not having a contract signed by the other party, you still voluntarily paid a large sum of money? Does that mean you didn't...

Prevent what? What provision(s) of the federal or Massachusetts Constitution do you think these ordinances violate? No it isn't. Probably zero, because your post is largely incoherent. If you have a legal issue that concerns you, please explain the facts in a concise manner and explain...

I don't think that's hard to believe at all. However, that has nothing to do with what I wrote. My response that you quoted related to two questions you asked that were not, in any way, legal in nature. You asked about the likelihood of the neighboring landowner allowing modification of your...

I don't entirely understand the question. It's either binding or it isn't, and we have no reason to think it isn't. I'm at a loss to understand why you'd think anyone here might know these things. There are probably dozens of laws applicable to landlocked properties. The most obviously law...