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That is ridiculous. So if I have a domain name that might be infringing on someone else's trademark I can't change my use of the mark to something that is non-infringing and I may have to lose my Internet identity that I have had for 2 years?

I think that there are servicing agreements in a subdivision. Is there one? If so, what does it say?

My understanding is that there isn't a specified time period in Florida. You petition the court and there are grounds for annulment if there wasn't requisite intent or capacity to enter a marriage. For example, if someone was mentally disabled, was forced to get married against their will...

I'm not aware of any official format. I would think it should be professional, as concise as possible while stating all the crucial facts that might change the DA's opinion, and delivered with some return receipt requested such as overnight delivery.

From reading what you wrote, it would seem that there is no house that her estate owns to transfer since it was already transferred out of the estate several years prior. If she sold the house to Joe in Texas, you wouldn't expect the will to yank it back from Joe, would you? I don't know whether...

Given facts, there are many issues. Not only could the Executrix be removed but also the distributees might contest the share granted to the Executrix based upon fraud. These things are usually not easy to prove and are costly, most especially when oral.

You may want to settle or sue them for material breach of contract. You probably could also sue for relocation costs due to their delays. I would doubt that a court would award them damages especially since it was due to their breach.

If it's $3,000 or under you are best going to small claims court. If he is doing business at a certain address, save the ads and serve him at that business address. It's very possible and it's very easy. Go to the small claims court in the area. Is he doing business in the same area?

How does the husband plan to deal with the children 6 months out of the year? This would seem critical, wouldn't it?! Additionally, just because the wife is committing some infidelity doesn't mean that it is alone a basis to take custody of the children.

Did you specify a date in the contract for the work to be done? Sounds like you may even be able to countersue under breach of contract. What are the details?

What were the grounds for your divorce? It doesn't sound amicable. If your ex is a drug addict and an alcoholic, why don't/didn't you restrict his rights? It sounds like you should give him notice (not sure of the notice period in Hawaii but I have seen it 10 to 45 days) to move and let him go...

What state are you in? In many states if you are a minor you can petition the court for removal and emancipation. Here is an example of Texas, removing the disabilities of a minor. http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/statutes/fa/fa003100.html#fa001.31.001

I think one of those places was GTE but can't be sure.

You should sue in small claims court and sue for damages. Going to the press would probably be a good idea, especially since they love to stick it to "brand names" that are committing illegal acts. They cannot do that to you -- you agreed to work for a certain amount and that service was...

I'm not sure why your attorney seems to be biding his time and there usually is a good reason, perhaps not having to do with you but with the strength of your case. Sometimes I find that the press is the best place to take cases like this where you are reluctant to take the legal route. What...

I want to sue someone in small claims court (I live in New York, in Brooklyn). He owes me $2,700 but with other stuff it could amount to about $3,147. Can I sue in small claims court? I think the limit is only $3,000. Does this mean I have to go to another court?

I got a deal from another company that says it is a corporation with a "d/b/a" and in another instance a "doing business as". Is this another type of corporation or company? Why would you include something like this?

Man, really sorry to hear about that harrowing experience. Mkaes me kind of mad! :mad: While I don't believe in doing this unless it is justified, it seems to be the case here. You should go see an attorney or get a reference (maybe the admin can refer you) to an attorney who handles rights...

I am one of three owners of a corporation that unfortunately isn't making ends meet after 2 years. We bought some stuff on credit but it appears that we are going to have to close down the business at the end of the month and won't have enough in the business to pay everyone back completely...

Hello all. I have been receiving numerous harassing telephone calls that I believe are from an ex-girlfriend. :eek: I get dozens of calls every week from a number that my caller ID says is out of area, and then the caller just hangs up after I say hello or waits a few seconds until they hear me...