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My NJ licensed got suspended then it expired. am i still suspended? got in an accident in PA ticket 75-1501a any chance to win
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Answered on October 03, 2010
you should present your tickets to an attorney for an assessment. The ticket will give us more details and we can then tell you what your odds are...
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My landlord is asking for a ridiculous amount of money for early termination of my lease - Philadelphia, PA
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Answered on October 03, 2010
Unfortunately in your case, the lease dictates your agreement and if it calls for such termination fee then you are liable for the balance. Of...
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I am a jamaican my visa has been expiredia am on my extension i am in love with this man but he just filed for his kids if we
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Answered on October 03, 2010
If you get married he can still file a petition for you and you can adjust status, even if has other petitions pending. However, everyone's case...
How much notice is required to give a landlord before moving out in Pennsylvania? We are not under a lease.
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Answered on October 03, 2010
You have to refer to your old lease and see what kind of tenancy you currently have, either month to month or a year to year. If it is a month to...
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Transfer rental property to the LLC or use the LLC as a property management business?
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Answered on September 06, 2010
There will probably be a transfer tax of 4% on the transfer if the property is in philadelphia so if you're trying to limit your liability in case...
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Custody case
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Answered on September 06, 2010
Call the courthouse in Philadelphia and ask the status of your case and if any orders were issued without your presence. If you cannot get an...
How far back can a collection agency go back to collect a debt.
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Answered on September 06, 2010
Yes, send them a letter requesting proof of such debt, otherwise it may be just a mistake. Many times the collection companies have no supporting...
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Does income "potential" weigh in when the judge looks at alimony, or is it just cut and dry?
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Answered on September 05, 2010
If one spouse’s earning capacity is much larger than the other spouse’s earning capacity, that is a significant factor in favor of payment of...