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My ex spouse used my name to insure his new car without my consent because he has a bad driving record. is that legal?
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Answered on October 28, 2012
Not if it has not caused you damages. Your recourse is to immediately contact the insurer and tell them you are not the owner of the car and that...
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Question regarding admission of evidence/Exhibit in trial?
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Answered on October 28, 2012
To address your questions:
1) Yes, unless objected to by the opposing party due to failure to produce the same documents pursuant to a...
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What are my rights when it comes to wrongful termination?
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Answered on October 28, 2012
Unfortunately, I do not see a wrongful termination, and perhaps not even a termination at all. Let me explain.
An employer can terminate you...
Is it legal to have family or friend take over car payments?
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Answered on October 28, 2012
Therein lies the problem. To insure a car, you must have an insurable interest in it. If you own the car, you have to insure it. You can sell...
How broad is the standard definition of INCIDENT in form interrogatories-general (DISC-001)?
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Answered on October 28, 2012
Yes, you can do that, subject to a motion to compel. Another approach is to isolate the main incident and answer the interrogatory with a comment...
Can Uhaul reopen a previously closed and payed out contract after returning truck, then claim new damage next day?
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Answered on October 28, 2012
Given your very general question, my very general answer is yes, they can. The fact that the contract is closed out would not relieve you of the...
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What is the statute of limitation for threat over facebook conversation?
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Answered on October 28, 2012
If you believe the threat is real, call the police and report the threat. You can also get a restraining order against the person if you can prove...
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What can i do
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Answered on October 27, 2012
All is not lost. If you can prove what you claim to be true, it is likely you can be relieved of this phantom judgment. The bad news is that you...
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Can an employer paying someone "under the table" by liable for survivor death benifits if the employee diedand no SSI was paid?
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Answered on October 27, 2012
The deceased's employer can face liability to the employee's estate and to the various government entities to which it should have been sending...
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I am suing someone and I need a good/okay attorney but have very little money, what can I do?
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Answered on October 27, 2012
It is far better to retain the attorney before the complaint is filed. There are many strategic considerations that must be considered before the...
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