My neighbor left a note at my door. It sounds like a threat to me but I want to learn if I can do anything legally.
What you describe is far from being a threat. Threats don't normally contain the word "please".
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What you describe is far from being a threat. Threats don't normally contain the word "please".
No one can predict the future actions of strangers. If you are sued, get a lawyer. This would not be a do it yourself project. Keep all your...
Two days late, given the horrible condition of the US Postal Service and the nationwide weather situation is really not "late". Be patient for a week.
California is a comparative negligence state. The first call to make is to your insurance company.
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If your "friend" stops paying, you sue him. That's your only option.
Absolutely not, and if you are reading an internet article about UCC and your rights, this is "sovereign citizen" nonsense and means absolutely...
No harm can come from trying to see if he still has a valid account to levy. At worst, the writ will simply be returned, unsatisfied.
In law, there is no such thing as "banishment" from a geographic area. You may have a restraining order against you regarding individuals, but not...
There is nothing illegal about having one's spouse on the payroll (unless employment requires a license, e.g. lawyer, doctor and the spouse does...