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She recorded my son screaming and admitted it in a note she left me
answered on Apr 9, 2020
Generally you may record anything you can see or hear from whereever you are legally present. She if your neighbor can hear your son scream from her house, then I think she may record without your consent. Now, if she needed to place some fancy equipment (e.g. a bug) to hear, that's a... View More 
Yesterday , Police officers and a young man came to my door asking for my sister to give up her baby and follow the rules of her court order. She had every right to refuse and then they left. About a hour later they showed back up at our home, unlocked our door , and once we opened it barged in our... View More
answered on Apr 7, 2020
Sounds like this young man is a CPS worker with a removal order signed by a judge. I would hope that the police verified that before assisting. Just because the order may be "old" doesn't mean it's not valid.
To answer your specific question, you likely won't have a... View More
My grandmother may pass before the check is deposited into her account how can my mom or uncles save it before it goes back to insurance
answered on Apr 6, 2020
The question is not altogether clear to me, but it sounds like the insurance payment is property of your grandmother's estate, and that a probate case needs to be commenced in order to deal with the payment. An attorney with the whole picture will be able to guide you through the probate... View More
My son was born in California in 1998 and a court order was put in place for the father to pay each month. He rarely paid and traveled to Mexico and different states to avoid paying. He put his assests in other peoples names. I live in Michigan and they said they cannot help me because my son is... View More
answered on Feb 25, 2020
It sounds like the attorneys are telling you the right answers, albeit bifurcated. Do you ever make the California court order a Michigan order? If not, Michigan has nothing to do with enforcement of a California court order, and so the Michigan attorneys are correct that they can't help. The... View More
I bid as an owner occupant, through the listing agent, on a HUD property. I chose to be the back up offer and should have had my offer accepted. I was never informed as I should have been by HUD rules. An investor's bid (lower than mine) was then immediately accepted. I only discovered... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2019
If the proper bidding procedure was not followed then it needs to be brought to the attention of the HUD officials and the broker needs to make sure they notify HUD in WRITING.
Good luck,
www.provenresource.com
I loaned someone $3,000 in 2017. We wrote a contract for this person to repay me within 5 years. I did not require a monthly minimum payment. I did, however, include 7.5% monthly interest (which I later found out is an illegal amount. Monthly interest must be much lower). I wrote the contract in... View More
answered on Dec 7, 2019
You may have a claim. You would quite likely need to file in the state where the contract was entered.
please start from morning and end at night .
answered on Nov 22, 2019
If this is for a school assignment, contact law offices in your area and ask if you could briefly serve as a volunteer for a short period. You could offer to do clerical work like filing or copying documents. If they let you accompany a lawyer to court, a meeting, taking a statement, or a closing,... View More
1932 2 men purchased property and obtained a warranty deed.1953 1 of the men and his wife sell his half of the property to the other man and his wife via quit claim.They never quit claimed the wife's names,is that legal?Then months later the man and wife sold both halves to another couple.Is... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2019
While you have done an excellent job of describing the past conveyance history of this property, I would still want to review the title abstract before rendering an opinion. Stating the type of deed used for conveyance is not the same as showing how title held. Go to www.provenresource.com to... View More
I moved into my apartment in November 2018. As of September 2019, not one item from my move-in checklist has been addressed. I have a ceiling fan that is inoperable due to the fact that it is not securely attached to the ceiling. I have a non-functional bathroom exhaust fan, which was inspected by... View More
answered on Sep 9, 2019
What would you like to do?
You may be able to withhold rent and/or fix things and subtract it from your lease if the repairs are ‘necessary’ to make the place habitable but only if you follow the appropriate procedures to do so.
A better option would be to walk away and rent... View More
answered on Aug 30, 2019
There wasn't a question included in the post here. It's possible it got left off in uploading. You could try reposting. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
I was charged with stalking a Superintendent of a public school. Pled no contest due to mistreatment in jail. I was wondering if this is even a fair charge or if I am protected due to free speech? I have a civil case against the Superintendent and if I win will I be able to introduce that as new... View More
answered on Aug 22, 2019
Yes, you certainly can be charged criminally for stalking public figures. It happens with movie stars as well as, apparently, local superintendents. Being a public figure does not remove all notions of privacy. Even constitutional rights have limits. You could show up at school board meetings and... View More
10/2018 I received a notice to quit (home is being sold, eviction is not for non pymnt) from landlords atty. I lost eviction case 1/7/19. I appealed the judgment pro se. 2/13/19 I received notice of intent to dismiss appeal via truefile. The notice was also sent to landlords atty. I submit the... View More
answered on Jun 10, 2019
Yes, the attorney can obtain a writ of eviction. Your appeal was dismissed, and so the judgment issued in January remains valid. The original date to obtain a writ of eviction is simply a waiting period; in other words, the landlord must wait until that date to obtain a writ of eviction, but he or... View More
answered on May 9, 2019
You should contact the realtor's broker to register you complaint. That's where you should start. The board of real estate has a grievance procedure as well. If all else fails, you might want to file a complaint with the Michigan's professional licensing division - LARA.
Good luck,
David
answered on May 6, 2019
If they are unlawfully using force against you...and you better be 110% right about that before you "defend" yourself...and even then, you will likely not be around for a judge to say "you're right".
You will not win a battle of wits or legal trivia against cops on... View More
Licensed builder in the state of Michigan and fully insured. Recently completed a project for a developer who was building spec homes for resale. The developer had me submit several construction bid contracts which were accepted and payments issued for the work. I completed all work stated in the... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2019
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answered on Apr 23, 2019
There are no forms to quiet title to real estate. A quiet title action is performed by real estate attorneys. To quiet title is to litigate. If you have the time and experience to litigate a matter, and you are a licensed attorney, then you should feel right at home with the courts. Otherwise,... View More
If I cash this check in good will as it states..could I still act as payment was never received towards judgement?? Since technically this is for Goodwill and good bless??
answered on Apr 17, 2019
Nice try, but judges - especially district court and small claims judges and magistrates are a lot more practical and take more of a common sense approach to these issue. If it became an issue, the judge would likely look at the judgment amount, compare it to the cancelled check amount that you... View More
Refused to accept, Plaintiff says double or triple the offer.
answered on Apr 11, 2019
Typically in federal court the case will continue to proceed towards trial. The case management conference and order entered will usually spell out the deadlines for various steps along the path to trial. The parties are always able to voluntarily settle the case (and such agreement is encouraged),... View More
I received a request for admissions and interrogations dated 3/25/19 from the plaintiff's attorney wanting a response within 28 days. We go to court 4/15/19. Do I respond or do I wait for court?
Also. The invoice they attached to the complaint is different from the other invoices I... View More
answered on Mar 30, 2019
Something doesn’t add up here. If you are in small claims, an attorney wouldn’t be involved. If you are getting requests to admit and interrogatories from an attorney in Michigan, then: (a) you are in Circuit Court, or (b) you are in District Court and the judge has allowed discovery.... View More
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