Living in Dallas Texas, prior felony conviction in California 29 years ago...am I able to sell State Life and Health Insurance?
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Answered on June 24, 2014
Depends what your conviction was for. (BTW, you will dig a deep hole for yourself if you fail to disclose and it is later discovered.) You should...
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I need a lawyer......!
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Answered on June 22, 2014
You need a Personal Injury attorney, soon. Do not discuss your case with anyone but your attorney.
Be sure to discuss the airbags with your...
Rental apartment Roof leak not fixed for over 6 months. Leak happens every time there is rain. What legal options do I have?
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Answered on June 22, 2014
Here's a guide with some pointers to help out:
http://texastenant.org/
I highly recommend Richard Cahan as a qualified Landlord/ Tenant...
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Does the landlord have the right to deduct money from our deposit for things not listed in the contract ?
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Answered on June 22, 2014
Sounds like the landlord is being unreasonable.
Here's a helpful resource to guide in you in arguing your point:
http://texastenant.org/
Use...
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Can a fine become a lien under Texas statute?
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Answered on June 22, 2014
The board cannot operate outside of its bylaws. Make sure you have a current copy, then write a letter to the board stating your position. Use...
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How to fire your attorney?
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Answered on June 22, 2014
We, as attorneys, are sworn to serve our clients. Not the other way around! So, yes, you may fire your attorney at any time, for any reason. The...
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If you ask the Dept. of Insurance for help o n a denied work -related job claim, and all you get is a Problem I.D.# and nothing
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Answered on June 22, 2014
(This is not really an Employment question & most attorneys here filter the questions that they see. I'd suggest that you repeat the question as a...
Can a cosigner take my car away?
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Answered on June 21, 2014
If he has a key, he can get in the car and go - it's his right. You'd probably be better off trying to work a deal with him where you trade the car...
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What would happen if I cut the lock myself?
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Answered on June 21, 2014
I'd guess that the storage owner will sue you for damages to the lock and the unit, attorney's fees, court costs, etc.
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Protect my savings
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Answered on June 21, 2014
If you are married, the money in the accounts is presumed community property in Texas (even if she is not on the account.) At the moment that money...
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