Questions Answered by Burton A. Padove

3 Answers | Asked in Consumer Law for Illinois on Jun 14, 2011

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Certainly an argument can be made that by making the payment she ratified the debt.
 
 

2 Answers | Asked in Consumer Law for Illinois on Jun 20, 2011

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Unfortunately, you have not provided any facts that would allow anyone to determine whether you have a valid claim against the lender and how you have been damaged. Please repost with this information and it may be possible for someone to respond to your ...
 
 

2 Answers | Asked in Workers' Compensation Law for Illinois on Apr 12, 2011

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The amount paid is partially due to a diability rating as well as your prior earnings history.
 
 

2 Answers | Asked in Workers' Compensation Law for Illinois on Jan 5, 2011

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As far as I know, that number applies to the number of dependents as disability levels are based on percentages as opposed to an indication based ona numeric value.
 
 

1 Answer | Asked in Real Estate Law for Illinois on Nov 18, 2011

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Check with your local bar association. Many of them have case type specific referral services.
 
 

2 Answers | Asked in Car Accidents for Illinois on Jul 21, 2011

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Terry is right-those are your options assuming that the damage to your vehicle is small enough to be a small claims matter. If not, then just go through your own insurere, if you have one.
 
 

2 Answers | Asked in Injury Law for Illinois on Jul 28, 2011

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I am sorry to hear about your experience and hope that you are making a fast recovery. There is no law that requires them to keep the recording. I have handled cases against the Majestic Star Casino and I know that it is imperative that you hire counsel ...
 
 

1 Answer | Asked in Family Law for Indiana on Jun 3, 2011

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If they physically threatened her, there would be a crime. if she married under duress, she may be able to have the marriage annulled.
 
 

1 Answer | Asked in Family Law for Indiana on Jul 28, 2011

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You can contact Indiana Legal Aid and/or the local probono office for the area where you live. You can find the local pro bono office at www.in.gov/judiciary
 
 

1 Answer | Asked in Divorce Law for Indiana on Apr 18, 2011

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A valid marriage is one that has taken place purusant to all of the legal requirments without fraud, duress or other possibleffe grounds of annulment.
 
 

1 Answer | Asked in Consumer Law for Illinois on Apr 6, 2011

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You did not post a question. However, I will try to help. You may want to complain to the Department of Insurance. I am somewhat concerne that they made parial payments for two years and you did not complaint earlier. An argument can be made by them ...
 
 

2 Answers | Asked in Family Law for Illinois on Jul 12, 2011

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File, send copies to opposing counsel and if the court permits, provie a courtey copy to the judge ahead of time.
 
 

2 Answers | Asked in Probate for Indiana on Jul 18, 2011

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I beleive that your sibs do as she is disclaiming your father's share only. Also, thank you for providing a clear picture of a complicated fact pattern.
 
 

2 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law for Illinois on Jul 21, 2011

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Their parole can be revoked if they have a violation. I do not believe that there is an option to extend beyond the parole date.
 
 

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Illinois on Apr 5, 2011

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You can try a cease and desist letter from an attorney and if that does not work, file a civil suit.
 
 

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Illinois on Apr 25, 2011

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You can try the Nigerian Consulate or perform an internet search.