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Can I take them to small claims court? I clear up my account and pay late fee from my bills since my checking account is no good
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Answered on August 07, 2010
Write a letter to the bank's corporate headquarters (after obtaining the name of a high-level officer or the President of the bank); send it...
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Can a for-profit company (such as a general partnership) become a non-profit organization in NYC?
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Answered on August 06, 2010
Rather than thinking in terms of transforming a partnership into a not-for-profit corporation, you would be best advised to form a new...
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Can I sue her?
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Answered on August 06, 2010
The question is whether the monies you paid were a gift or a loan. What was intended at the time? Are there any documents suggesting that she...
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Co-borrower and Co-owner committed fraud on paperwork for a mortgage rate adjustment.
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Answered on August 06, 2010
If Wells Fargo alleges that it was defrauded, that is an issue for Wells Fargo to address in a civil proceeding or by referring it to law...
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I own rental houses and have each property in a separate LLC in which I am a member. The City requires a business license if
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Answered on August 06, 2010
Although I am a New York attorney and thus cannot advise you as to Arizona state law, it seems to me that whatever ordinance the city has passed...
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What can happen if someone breaks the ruling of an arbitrator?
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Answered on August 06, 2010
I am a New York attorney and thus cannot advise you as to Washington state law, but I can make some observations that you may find helpful. ...
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What is the procedure regarding subpoenas? Who get copies? Does the party who's information being subpoenaed have any recourse?
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Answered on August 06, 2010
As a New York attorney, I cannot advise you as to California law, but can make observations that may be helpful. A subpoena usually refers to a...
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Whats a plaintiff's response to defendant's motion for summary judgement memorandum of law in support of plaintiff's
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Answered on August 06, 2010
The motion for summary judgment in your case is a request to the court by the defendant to dismiss your case. Such a motion is most often made...
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2 years and counting
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Answered on August 06, 2010
I imagine that the employer wishes to show that the condition has not worsened and may in fact have improved.
In addition, as a general rule,...
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Can I collect all of my rent, sue for damages and missing items?
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Answered on August 06, 2010
Yes, you can sue the landlord. Based on the landlord's representations (that the apartment could validly be rented), you incurred costs in moving...
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