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Our family trust has been left in insured accounts at 0.01% interest for 18 years. The only guidelines for trustee's investment

Jon's answer | Answered on January 25, 2015

Maybe. However, trusts often leave huge discretion to the trustee so the only way to get a definitive answer to your question is to hire a local...

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Can I claim insurance on my dads bar since I was innocent and under age when they burnt it down? I was a beneficiary at the time

Jon's answer | Answered on January 25, 2015

I'm sorry for your circumstances. You need a lawyer to determine all kinds of things. Specifically, was their a trust for you. Is the money still...

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Driving on a suspended license in Utah, second offence?

Jon's answer | Answered on January 25, 2015

It's up to you. Get a lawyer to help you stay out of jail and pay for same or run the risk of going jail. I'm not sure that you are up to defending...

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Tenant burned house, total loss, had renters ins. They will pay for lost income, release has clause

Jon's answer | Answered on January 25, 2015

I agree that if you do not understand what you are being asked to sign, you should not sign it. This does not sound like a complicated release and...

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How do I fight Carfax/NMVTIS and the CA DMV about a total loss designation on my automobile due to an insurance error?

Jon's answer | Answered on January 25, 2015

You should also be able to get the repair bill from the body shop and your Farmers file to provide proof that the car was repaired and was not...

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GS 20-141 (j1) - 83 on 65 on interstate. Can I get a pjc? Possible deals that won't cause insurance to increase?

Jon's answer | Answered on January 25, 2015

This is a duplicate post. Please see the former thread

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Can I sue a women for intimidation?

Jon's answer | Answered on January 25, 2015

Yikes. Richmond is a big town and you should confer with a local lawyer about your options in getting this under control before it gets any...

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At a civil trial who gets to do their final summation first - the petitioner or the defendant ?

Jon's answer | Answered on January 25, 2015

At a civil trial, the plaintiff closes first and last. As to the question re a promissory note, I'm not sure I even understand the question but to...

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Total coverage

Jon's answer | Answered on January 25, 2015

Yes. However, it rarely happens because if they want your insurance company's policy limits, they will have to sign a release letting you off the...

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Eviction info

Jon's answer | Answered on January 25, 2015

I agree with what has been posted. If you are not satisfied w/the dialogue w/the nursing home, you may need to hire a local elder law lawyer to...

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