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If an amendment to a trust is done by a person and notarized, is it legal?
The original Trust was prepared by an attorney.
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Answered on October 29, 2014
Typically, a trust will provide very specific definitions of how it is to be amended. There should be a provision in the trust stating whether a...
What is the California Statute of Limitations for private parties sale of a used car , meaning how long
does Buyer have to sue
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Answered on October 29, 2014
The question is a bit vague about what, exactly, the suit would be for. Given the limited facts stated (and please don't go into detail with...
Can a wrongful death judgment be discharged in bankruptcy?
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Answered on October 29, 2014
I just thought I would add to previous answers. It is unfortunate that the DA wouldn't pursue any charges for the wrongful death. Negligent...
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Bankruptcy question
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Answered on October 27, 2014
The 1099-C is a report to the IRS that the lender has cancelled debt. Discharged debt, however, is not actually taxable to you under the IRS rule....
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What is it called when a co-worker does not like a certain individual in the workplace and discusses negative things to others?
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Answered on October 23, 2014
I agree with the previous answer. I would add that doing this could create a "hostile work environment."
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I am in a Ch7 bankruptcy Adversary Proceeding. I filed a summary judgment motion that was denied 35 days ago - can I appeal it?
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Answered on October 23, 2014
The time for filing an appeal of a bankruptcy court decision is 14 days from the date the order entered. FRBP Rule 8002(a). It can be extended in...
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I received a money judgment in California, can this be discharged in bankruptcy?
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Answered on October 23, 2014
My answer is based upon incomplete facts and an assumption that you are a spouse or parent of a child with the other party.
- If the judgment...
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Is it a violation of the FDCPA to sue the debtor in court where they do not live?
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Answered on October 17, 2014
The FDCPA does only apply to debt collectors and not original creditors. The FDCPA provides that actions, other than those relating to real estate...
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