Daughter moved to another school without my consent.

What was the reason for the change? Is it better for your daughter? Was it initiated by your ex or the District? It would have been nice to...

You should speak to the owner of the apt. building and explain why you are refusing the request. Perhaps they and you can work something out that...

If information in the Final Judgment differs from that in the Confidential Marital Settlement Agreement, which takes precedence?

Final Judgment takes precedence. However, a drafting mistake in the Final Judgment that does not reflect the MSA provision can always be corrected...

Writ of execution

All they really need is bank name and your name. They can get more detailed info from you in a judgment debtor examination. The response given...

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You should contact the creditor and the 3 credit bureaus, in writing, to dispute the item. You can also add a statement to your credit file...

Can judgment debtor corporations simply close their doors and form a new corporation and avoid collection efforts?

If the old corporation had assets and the new corporation receives those assets (inventory, receivables, equipment, phone number, etc.) you can...

If I'm Harassed at work by co-workers for not being fast enough, is that considered against the law?

My colleague is correct. You can tease them about being too fast and making you look bad. Teasing of a nondiscriminatory nature is not illegal. ...

Do I have to pay for hardware installed without permission?

No. They put them in without a contract and performed unnecessary work. The response given is not intended to create, nor does it create an...

As a landlord, can I show the property to new tenants if I give the old tenants a 48 hour notice?

Yes. That is more than reasonable notice. The response given is not intended to create, nor does it create an ongoing duty to respond to...

Sub-leased tenant against the lease

The safest move would be to give occupier a 30-day notice of termination of tenancy and then legally evict him. The other smart thing you can do...