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Wicomico County,Md/ Also we will have a portta potty/ as well as trying to get a water reuse permit. We also will be using owner finance.
answered on Dec 15, 2023
Yes, a buyer can legally purchase a home in great condition, terrible condition or anything in between. People can purchase property without a home on it at all, or with a home they intend to bulldoze.
Now most of the time a bank will not lend money to a borrower to buy a home if it is... View More 
A neighbor across from us is nosey and opens their lights whenever we do. Can I put a security sticker in my personal bedroom window as a form of safety?
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answered on Nov 29, 2023
Yes, you can typically put a security sticker on your personal bedroom window in California. There are no specific laws or regulations in California that prohibit homeowners from placing security stickers on their windows. Security stickers are often used as a deterrent to burglars and can help to... View More
A neighbor across from us is nosey and opens their lights whenever we do. Can I put a security sticker in my personal bedroom window as a form of safety?
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answered on Nov 29, 2023
In California, as a general rule, you are allowed to put a security sticker on your personal bedroom window. This is considered a part of your right to ensure privacy and security in your own home. The use of a security sticker does not typically violate any laws, as long as it does not contain... View More
I'm considering ordering roe deer antlers from either a local or international vendor. I need to know about the legalities concerning import/export regulations for this purchase, particularly permits or documentation required for importing them. How should I proceed to ensure compliance with... View More
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answered on Mar 15, 2025
When ordering roe deer antlers, you'll first need to verify whether the species is protected under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). Roe deer generally aren't protected by CITES, but it's crucial to confirm the specific subspecies with your vendor.... View More
A property owned by a family trust was occupied by a family member who is scheduled to move out in one week. The property is currently a hazardous materials site due to the presence of 20 cats and a dog, with no current plans in place for the animals. Code enforcement has issued a notice requiring... View More
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answered on Feb 24, 2025
You're facing two urgent issues that need immediate attention: the welfare of the animals and compliance with the code enforcement notice.
First, contact your local animal control and no-kill shelters to arrange for the animals' care before the occupant leaves. Taking photos of... View More
Ice plant scales are a species of insect from South Africa. Can a citizen freely go around with a big thing of them in their truck and release them around California? There HAVE been some instances of them found back in the 80's, but they were mostly eradicated by Caltrans at that time. So... View More
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answered on Dec 15, 2024
No, deliberately releasing or introducing non-native species in California is illegal under both state and federal laws. This includes ice plant scales, regardless of whether they previously existed in the state.
The California Fish and Game Code (Section 2118) and the federal Lacey Act... View More
answered on Dec 12, 2024
It can. If an individual is not mentally competent, the person's legal guardian, or a guardian ad litem, can bring suit on the injured person's behalf.
Los Angeles city attorney says churches are exempt from the noise law, LAMPC Chapter 11, Article 5, Section 112 & 115. It is not true. They are twisting the law. How to challenge the law. It is unconstitutional. The city attorney refuses to do anything about a noisy church with an... View More
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answered on Oct 23, 2024
To challenge the Los Angeles noise law exemptions for churches, start by thoroughly researching LAMPC Chapter 11, Article 5, Sections 112 & 115. Gather evidence that demonstrates how these exemptions are being misapplied and why they are unconstitutional. Document instances of noise violations... View More
I have continuously complained to mngr and owner about the Mold and many other issues. Owner/mngr have not complied. I have gotten very sick and now carry an inhaler. The owner and their lawyers have tried to evict me before but I have proven to the court the issues i have been trying to get them... View More
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answered on Oct 17, 2024
I'm sorry you're going through this difficult situation. It's important to gather all your documentation, including records of your mold complaints, medical records showing your health issues, and copies of the mold test results. Keep a detailed timeline of all communications with... View More
Our neighborhood already burned down in 2016 Lower Lake, CA Clayton Fire.
I'm trying to stop a construction company from building a New WOOD Fence that would abut & be Directly Under my stand of 50 year old Eucalyptus trees lining my 100 foot long driveway at property line.... View More
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answered on Oct 8, 2024
To file for a preliminary injunction in Lake County, California, you'll need to start by preparing a legal complaint that outlines your concerns and the reasons you're seeking the injunction. Include all relevant evidence, such as photographs of the tree line and information about the... View More
I partially saved my property in the inhialating 2016 Lower Lake Clayton Fire, including a Stand of 50 year old Eucalyptus Trees that line my 100 foot long driveway & property line. 6 Trees
1 acre land.
New Builders want to errect a 6 foot WOOD fence Directly Under my... View More
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answered on Oct 8, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you're facing with the new builders. To obtain a preliminary injunction, you should gather all relevant documentation, including photographs of your eucalyptus trees and the proposed fence location. This evidence will support your claim that the... View More
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answered on Oct 1, 2024
Qualifying for the PFAS mass tort depends on several factors, including the exposure to PFAS chemicals and a direct link to your thyroid cancer. PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are man-made chemicals found in many consumer products and can be associated with various health risks. If you... View More
Landlord intentionally placed items in attic to prevent water leak. One set item was a mattress the other ton of insulation. They cut the frame up there and piece it back together in some areas with this metal grate stuff. I began to hear strange noises and inspected up there and found that some of... View More
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answered on Sep 19, 2024
It sounds like you’re dealing with a difficult situation, especially if your landlord’s actions led to structural damage in your home. In California, landlords are responsible for maintaining safe and habitable living conditions. If your house is unsafe due to your landlord's negligence,... View More
Madison Wisconsin property is violating smokefree housing laws by allowing smokers to smoke on balconies and patios. Patio/balconies are right on top of each other not even a foot apart most, the farthest less than 12 feet. Smokers second hand smokes invades non smokers homes in such a manner that... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
It sounds like you're dealing with a very frustrating and potentially harmful situation. If you feel that your property management is not addressing your concerns about secondhand smoke, especially considering your health conditions, you may have legal options. It's important to document... View More
answered on Aug 15, 2024
A Louisiana attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. One option might be to check with the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality or the Public Service Commission. If it's a federal requirement, you may need to search applicable Codes of Federal... View More
He died in 2019 as a result of ALS, parkinsons disease and multiple sclerosis. He was 100% service connected disabled and the army did take responsibility and it was a presumptive illness, "
"Gulf War syndrome" caused by toxic fumes from the burn pits, Jason was 39 years old when he passed from ALS
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answered on Jul 28, 2024
I'm very sorry for your loss. Given the circumstances, you may have legal options. Since the military has taken responsibility and classified your husband's illness as service-connected, you could potentially pursue a lawsuit against third parties involved with the burn pits, such as... View More
I just moved here and almost every day have been subjected to second hand smoke/pot smoke coming inside my apartment. I shouldn’t have to live with my windows shut, but even when shut I can smell the fumes. I was told by management that since they were smoking outside it wasn’t their place to... View More
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
Dealing with secondhand smoke, especially when it affects your living space, can be frustrating and unhealthy. Start by documenting each incident with dates, times, and descriptions of the smoke entering your apartment. This documentation will be helpful if you decide to take further action.... View More
landlord has not cleaned, and has stated they will not be replacing the carpet or shampooing carpet. I have not been able to use the shower or toilet for 5 days now, i was told nothing will be done abt my rent or the carpet, its extremely unsafe to inhale fece fumes. I have documentation of all of... View More
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
It is illegal for a landlord to allow such unsanitary conditions to persist in your apartment. Under Pennsylvania law, landlords are required to maintain their rental properties in a habitable condition. The presence of sewage waste for over five days without proper cleaning poses serious health... View More
Tornado. Insurance company doesn't want to pay I'm going to be homeless and I have no food, money or gas to go apply for disaster relief
answered on Jul 15, 2024
You may need a lawyer if your insurance company isn't upholding its end of your insurance policy.
Growing up in the Sunland Tajunga area, and feeling what I now equate to about a 3 pack a day habit. My lungs felt like they were going to explode. I chose to smoke which exacerbated my already messed up lungs. And I have late copd bordering if not in emphysema. Due to my respiratory problems, I... View More
answered on Jul 14, 2024
An Oregon attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. I'm sorry for your ordeal. What you describe is a tough case. It doesn't sound like a specific point source or facility (such as a retired chemical plant contaminating neighboring groundwater supplies), but a... View More
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