Late fees on my HOA account due to payment not being applied to my account. Can I sue the HOA, and how?
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Answered on November 06, 2012
I agree with the fine attorney that responded. Look at the CC&R's to find out what your options are when you have a dispute. You likely just cant...
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I have received a call from State Check Processing. They are investigating a possible check fraud issue on me.
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I would not take a voice on the phone as support for anything. Have they sent you anything in writing? Ultimately, your going to want to speak to...
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Does a beneficiary designation form have to be dated
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I agree with the fine attorneys that responded, including with the recmnd of Paula. Good luck
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Do I need a different lawyer?
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I am not in your State but it usually takes time for a case to go to trial. It certainly feels longer if you expected it to settle. The fact that...
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What does it mean when the court has jursidiction over something
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Answered on November 06, 2012
I agree with Mr. Doland. Not much more to add.
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How can i legally posess a fire-arm? i have a felony drug charge from nov.1998. im a noviolent offender and i finished parole in
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You cant. I agree with the fine attorneys that responded.
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Can i take ex employeer to court for wrong full termanation and harassment
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I agree with the fine attorney that responded. You will likely find they will fight your unemployment as well
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How do I win the lottery anonymously ?
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If you figure out how to win the lottery at all, let us know.
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Can an employee force you to have fingerprints required as a requirement for your employment?
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Answered on November 06, 2012
Yes. Look at your employee handbook if there is one. good luck
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Can a lawyer who doesn't live in MA but is license, still represent a plaintiff in MA state court without any restrictions?
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Answered on November 06, 2012
Yes
