They want take me Court. They also helped pay shipping for a set of vestments I ordered. They offered. They want those too.
What can I do?
answered on Aug 19, 2015
I do not understand your question. Perhaps you should go speak with an attorney because it appears that you need specifically tailored legal advice.
answered on Mar 17, 2015
Unless you have been arrested for or convicted of a crime, you are not going to be thrown in jail. If you are simply not making your payments because you are having financial difficulties, you may be sued and your credit rating damaged, but you will not go to jail for non payment. Debtors prisons... View More 
answered on Jul 7, 2013
CODE OF GEORGIA
Title 53. WILLS, TRUSTS, AND ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES
Chapter 12. REVISED GEORGIA TRUST CODE OF 2010
Article 13. ADMINISTRATION OF TRUST
Part 2. INCORPORATION OF FIDUCIARY POWERS BY REFERENCE
Current through 2013 legislative session
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answered on Jul 7, 2013
Your question cannot be answered because it makes no sense. Please reword your question and do not abbreviate any of the words.
answered on Feb 19, 2012
I have practiced Social Security Disability law in Virginia for 35 years. Decisions by Social Security Administrative Judges are not posted on the Internet. However, if a Social Security denial is appealed to the US Federal District Court, you can find those decisions on the Internet.
answered on Jun 30, 2011
it is usually a discretionary determination by a judge or a jury. it is oftern referred to as the "reasonable man" standard, i.e., what would a reasonable person do under the same or similar circumstances. there is rarely a statue that defines reasonableness but sometimes there are court... View More
answered on Dec 9, 2010
In the United States, you must pass a bar exam to become a lawyer. Usually, to take a bar exam, you must graduate from an accredited law school. To get into law school, you usually must have a bachelors degree.
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