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answered on Jul 21, 2011
If the final decision seemed unfair to you, then you should contact an attorney to file a Motion to Set Aside under the catch all provision.
answered on Jul 21, 2011
I do not know of any restricions on the use of body armor other than in the commission of a felony.
answered on Jul 21, 2011
no
answered on Jul 21, 2011
Try the CCH Socila Security Reporter.
answered on Jul 21, 2011
the answer depends in part on how much your employer contributed. Bottomline, is there may be a small impact.
answered on Jul 21, 2011
no issue if you are over 60.
As a legatee, I have been asked to send back a signed waiver of notice. I have no issue with the designated executor (and certainly would consent to that), but I have reservations about waving notice (and waving notice of rights in independent administration). By not sending this back signed, do I... View More
answered on Jul 21, 2011
Not necessarily, if prompt notice is provided.
answered on Jul 21, 2011
Interesting question. I am posting a copy of the statute that seems to indicate that you are responsible but limits who can sue you for payment. IC 31-16-17
Chapter 17. Liability for Support of Parents
IC 31-16-17-1
Duty to furnish support for parents
Sec. 1. Any... View More
answered on Jul 21, 2011
In those towns they are. As far as I know, in all other towns too.
answered on Jul 21, 2011
Indiana law requires that a medical assistant work directly under a supervising physician. The assistant cannot perform radiography, cannot make a diagnosie, prescribe or administer treatment or medication unless under the direct supervision and must report the results of any examination directluy... View More
Lawyer charged me $5000 flat fee retainer, stated I needed to follow her terms then required me to hire a pi who was going to "play the part of federal agent" when I refused, she withdrew from the case and didn't give the money back
answered on Jul 21, 2011
I cannot say for certain, although there may be some criminal conspiracy. I do think that you should contact the Illinois Attorney Disciplinary Commission as it does sound like the behavior is unethical if not criminal.
Not want to incur the time and expense of legally evicting me through the court system for nonpayment of rent? I had been living with my boyfriend who passed away in April. His next-of-kin does not intend to pay rent and I'm trying to find a place to move. I do not have a lease with the... View More
answered on Jul 21, 2011
can you please clarify what MHC stands for. I do not want to guess.
This is a custody case. Supervised visitaion. Modification for termination of supervised visitation has been approved for a hearing. I am the mother. I have to be supervised. My exhusband has been calling previous employers, etc trying to get anything he can to use against me in court. Is... View More
answered on Jul 21, 2011
Although, no one likes inquiries into their background, your exhusband has not done anything wrong. If, and I do say if, there has been a violation of your privacy rights, based on the information that you posted, the wrongdoers would be those who provided the information. However, since there is... View More
The court papers stated that no other papers have been done on gaurdianship,which were 1 year and 1 month before hand
answered on Jul 21, 2011
Unfortunately, there is little that can be done at this time. Proceedings could have been instituted within 30 days to correct the court's error or within a year to set aside the order based on fraud.
answered on Jul 21, 2011
No, however, the landlord will have to pay you interest and comply with appropriate,time accounting and documentation rules.
answered on Jul 21, 2011
Illinois law prohibits rent controls on provate property, so the answer is no.
answered on Jul 20, 2011
If you are in Cook County, ccp0315 which you can find at the Cook County Court Clerk's web site. If you are not in Cook County, use that as a template.
answered on Jul 20, 2011
Here you go:
IC 27-8-14-6
Breast cancer screening mammography; coverage
Sec. 6. (a) Except as provided in subsection (f), an insurer must
provide coverage for breast cancer screening mammography in any accident and sickness insurance policy that the insurer issues in... View More
He paid for services but they both attended. He is also acting as his own lawyer. This will be a subpoena to attend and provide information. Am I breaking confidentiality if I honor subpoena.
answered on Jul 20, 2011
If they both were in attendence confidentiality would not apply.
answered on Jul 20, 2011
Absolutely, positively, yes.
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