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Thanks for using Avvo. I am Mark Britton and I am the CEO at Avvo. I am also a lawyer. Bc we are not in SC yet, you may not get a response from one of our loyal Avvo lawyers. Still, I wanted to offer some help. Please keep in mind that I am not a SC lawyer, and to get a definitive answer on this you should consult a lawyer in your area. If you can prove everything above, I suggest you send the "guy" a certified letter detailing all of the facts and demanding that he complete the work....

Thanks for using Avvo. I am Mark Britton, the CEO at Avvo. I am also a lawyer. Bc we are receiving so many questions right now, it may take longer for some of our loyal Avvo lawyers to get back to you. In the meantime, I wanted to offer some preliminary help. Please keep in mind that I am not a AZ lawyer, and to get a definitive answer on this you should consult a top Avvo-rated lawyer in your area. Presumably you had a contract with the builder, what does it say regarding return of the...

You could attempt this, but it is doubtful that it would work. Courts have generally held that where a debtor (you) tenders a check to a creditor (IRS) as payment in full for less than the amount alleged to be owing on the debt, the creditor may accept the check as partial payment, so long as the creditor reserves its rights in a manner that clearly and explicitly notifies the debtor that the check is not accepted as full payment on the debt and that no accord and satisfaction has been...

Thanks for using Avvo. I am Mark Britton and I am the CEO at Avvo. I am also a lawyer. Bc we are not in LA yet, you may not get a response from one of our loyal Avvo lawyers. Still, I wanted to offer some help. Please keep in mind that I am not a LA lawyer, and to get a definitive answer on this you should consult a lawyer in your area. Still, I agree with advice that you have already received. If your Mother has all of her facilities and she signed the note, then she is obligated to...

It is very hard to find pro bono lawyers for divorce. You may qualify for legal aid in FL. I suggest you contact Florida Legal Services. They should be able to point you in the right direction. http://www.floridalegal.org/

We are not in NH yet which is probably why no one has replied to you. Still, I am a lawyer (and the CEO of Avvo) and I wanted to let you know that it would be hard to take the shelter to court. They have a lot of discretion regarding who stays and goes, especially if they have limited space. You should contact the NH Bar lawyer referral service and they may be able to help you. The link is below. http://www.nhbar.org/lawyer-referral/

I know of no federal law prohibiting the disclosure of retail gas prices over the phone. This is probably just the policy of the gas station. I am guessing that they are simply trying to avoid (1) price shopping (it is alot easier to sell you gas if you are there with your car. :-)) or (2) the quoted price changing before you arrive.

In many instances, the airlines (rather than the Transportation Safety Administration, which operates the security lines) have given people traveling with small children certain preferences in order to make their traveling more enjoyable. Still, whether it is the airlines of the TSA, you generally don’t have any travel-specific rights simply because you are child-laden. All of your “rights” are usually just voluntary accommodations that the airline, TSA or anyone else at the airport can take...

Here is Avvo's start-up center. Lots of info and guidelines. http://www.avvo.com/topics/67-startups

See the "Gift Tax" section of this site: http://www.taxguru.org/estate/706.htm It answers each of your questions.