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Using for a project but they denied my request because they said it violates security protocols.
answered on Mar 10, 2021
Sure, you're allowed to ask, and they are allowed to say no.
Manager entered our apartment with any form on contact before doing so while my wife was asleep naked and daughter was sleeping. Got to the bedroom door before announcing himself and my wife freaked out and tried to cover up as quickly as possible, he proceeded to stand there and stare at her while... View More 
answered on Sep 16, 2020
You can file a police report, but they are unlikely to do anything. You could sue the apartment owner for trespass. Talk to the owner about the manager's unauthorized entry. Put an interior lock on the door.
My son has been reluctant I'm going to daycare the same day care that he's been going to since he's been about 3 months old now is about 22 months old and can't tell me what's wrong but doesn't want to go he fights me. The daycare is been going through multiple workers... View More
answered on Sep 24, 2019
This is not a Securities Law question. I suggest you re-ask it under the heading of Juvenile Law.
answered on Jun 12, 2019
Tenant is obligated to pay rent on time each month, not skip that last month of rent for landlord to deduct from deposit. If tenant does that, landlord could file for eviction, which is a permanent court record, and can make it difficult for tenant to rent from a landlord who checks.
I have just recently moved from a rental property to another location. The lease agreement was for a 12 month period and after the 12 months, it became a month by month situation. After five years, I left the property and the security deposit was withheld for random repairs of the property. The... View More
answered on Dec 4, 2017
You can request receipts. But if you don't pay, the landlord could sue you for the repair amount in small claims court if under $6000, and you could then go to court and dispute the amount the landlord claims. But the landlord might not sue, and instead could make an adverse entry on your... View More
My mother had pass away this past Sunday ,family members are trying to take advantage, they took her credit cards check books without my permission and someone told me they was trying to write out a check and try to withdraw money from her account witch is illegal. How can I freeze her... View More
answered on Apr 26, 2017
1) Not having a will doesn't mean you don't have to go through probate. Indeed, it likely means you WILL have to go through probate.
2) Simply inform the banks your mother has died, and call the credit card companies with the same information. They will freeze the account... View More
So this Hilary incident that happened recently, may I take the entire justice system to court? I know that is an ambitious question but that was a blatant disregard of the law. I do not care that she is running for president, she broke the law and endangered national security. Why does she get to... View More
answered on Jul 6, 2016
You will not be able to successfully sue the FBI or Justice Department because they declined to prosecute Hillary. Law enforcement and prosecutors make decisions every day about which cases to pursue and which to decline. The concept of prosecutorial discretion has a long history in our legal... View More
My father gave me the stock certificate which is to be decided between my brother and I. How do I redeem these gm stock shares
answered on Nov 8, 2015
Your father's personal representative (appointed by the probate court) should contact GM.
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