Your current state is Virginia
I am interning at a nonprofit and was looking into IDA applications as a resource for clients. I have found applications from other states, and have found reference to them in Tennessee code 71-3-1001, yet cannot find an actual application or mention of them outside of that.
answered on Jan 25, 2023
Thank you for helping people.
I think what you are looking for is here: https://www.tn.gov/coverkids/coverkids.html
Keep up the good work.
Did go to court but was discontinued on both cases.
answered on Jan 25, 2023
Your question makes no sense. Redo your question. There is a procedure in General Sessions Court to appeal the denial of a Handgun Permit.
Situation: Psychiatric Office has an agreed upon contracted rate with my wife’s insurance company for $81 a visit (she also uses the same office) they primary insurance company tells them to not collect anything else from the patient (no copay) THEN the office submits a claim to Medicare (even... Read more »
answered on Jan 21, 2023
That office might be a Medicare fraudster (engaging in crimes), or this could be legitimate under the insurance policy and Medicare rules. You should first ask the office (in a friendly way) for its explanation for their billings, and if the explanation doesn't make sense, tell them so and... Read more »
answered on Jan 17, 2023
An Oregon attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. I'm sorry for your ordeal. At this point, one option is to reach out to law firms to see if it's possible to set up a free initial consult to briefly discuss. In addition to your own attorney searches, you... Read more »
We are an unincorporated association with members that do philanthropic work in the community. We want to unify with our sister entity, a public benefit corporation which manages the property we and other community groups use for meetings. The members of the public benefit corporation are the... Read more »
answered on Jan 10, 2023
An unincorporated association does not need permission from the Secretary of State to give away its property and dissolve, but an unincorporated association that exists for charitable purposes almost certainly needs to get permission from the Attorney General's office. Groups that have assets... Read more »
We need a quorum of 50% of members to pass a resolution. We may not have 50% available to vote in person. Is an email ballot to be mailed in and opened during the meeting sufficient?
answered on Jan 10, 2023
The law allows for voting by mail or email, but the question of whether a particular organization can take advantage of those methods depends on certain facts.
To start with "unless prohibited in the articles or bylaws, any action which may be taken at any regular or special meeting of... Read more »
Is it legal for an employer to knowingly allow employees to use someone else’s social, someone who has never step foot or worked for the employer, and have them on payroll? No, the employer isn’t sponsoring the current undocumented workers either.
Can someone provide me with actual... Read more »
answered on Jan 5, 2023
Yes it is illegal for an employer to knowingly employ those without the legal right to work in the US. However, you have no standing to bring a legal action. The law is to be enforced by Immigration/Homeland Security. The law is found in the Immigration laws, specifically the IRCA.
The... Read more »
In 2022 I suffered a sudden onset of anxiety and depression after a bout with corona virus. With no known cause I began to go to doctors to try and seek out reason. After an MRI to evaluate my pituitary gland it was discovered that I had suffered at least two ischemic attacks(strokes) of the... Read more »
answered on Jan 2, 2023
Hello!
For your issue, it sounds like you would need to talk to someone like me who specializes in ERISA short-term and long-term disability claims. If I gather correctly, it sounds like your issue is that Sedgwick has denied the claim because the disability policy does not cover loss of... Read more »
Will tell if I can find a lawyer who takes pro Bono cases.
answered on Dec 27, 2022
A South Dakota attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. You could go online and look up pro bono attorneys and legal aid attorneys. Personal injury, which is one of your chosen categories, is usually not handled pro bono. However, law firms typically handle such... Read more »
Level which is undesirable. Will or living trust? Any Help with elder orphan status in law firms trustee holder. Executor, financial poa esp if not a solo law office?
answered on Dec 25, 2022
It is difficult for me to understand your question as written, but, in any event, there is no way to analyze your situation in any usable manner without reviewing your finances, the trust, and your state's Medicaid law. There are often means to qualify for Medicaid using special needs trusts,... Read more »
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My mother who receives medicaid and SSI saved up assets due to the fact that she moved into subsidized housing which only charged her 200 a month for rent. She currently has about 10k saved up in her account which is over the asset limit and I'm trying to spend the money... Read more »
answered on Dec 25, 2022
You may find this article helpful, although it is a bit dated (2011) and laws change:
https://www.specialneedsalliance.org/the-voice/utilizing-the-spend-down-option-to-maintain-ssi-andor-medicaid-eligibility-2/
To clear the whole amount you might purchase a special bed for her, one... Read more »
answered on Dec 3, 2022
It depends.
Let's start with one assumption: that there is no provision in the corporation's bylaws or other governing documents that requires distributions. If the governing body of the corporation has voted to require annual distributions, then the leadership of the... Read more »
Only accept payment using app
No credit card payment or human service at the gate
Only very simple instruction of payment at the gate and not very eye-catching
No payment instruction anywhere in the hospital, like inside elevator or entrance of building.
No payment... Read more »
answered on Nov 22, 2022
Many parking lots are quickly becoming pay by app. It’s easy. It’s convenient. It’s efficient.
I don’t see how it discriminates.
answered on Nov 15, 2022
Are you planning your run? If so, find a local attorney to advise your campaign. [I litigate cases. Anything posted here must not be construed as legal advice, nor as grounds for forming an attorney-client relationship. You should seek an attorney for formal legal advice and representation.]
Her daughter as her POA deeded everything to herself and sold it. Her mom just passed. We've reported the numerous times to local DCBS and nothing ever comes of it. It seems her daughter has friends in the DCBS who help her and ignore the complaints. I think it's wrong when so many people... Read more »
answered on Nov 1, 2022
The facts as you have set them out would seem to indicate it is not legal. Medicaid or SS are the only ones who might possibly be obligated to investigate. A decision would then be based on the findings of their investigation as to whether a crime has been committed.
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against Fox News after lawyers for the network argued that no "reasonable viewer" would take the network's primetime star Tucker Carlson seriously.
Why isn't there a public disclaimer before the start of every show informing it's... Read more »
answered on Nov 1, 2022
i wonder the same thing.
it wouldn't hurt for someone with the means to take a crack at it.
it won't be cheap.
answered on Nov 1, 2022
Probably not. But you have to consider for what purpose you'd use the recording.
My 88 year old grandma has late stage dementia and needs 24hr care. My uncle (age 65) has lived with her for 30+ years and also has early dementia and can't really care for her anymore, but is hesitant to move her to an assisted care facility because he's worried about becoming homeless... Read more »
answered on Oct 26, 2022
If a doctor will confirm that without your uncle's care and assistance, your Grandmother would not have been able to continue living in her home, for as long as she was able to, your uncle should be allowed to continue to live in the home as long as he wishes. When he no longer needs to... Read more »
I and the other party have a temporary custody agreement, however, I and the child moved a year prior to the agreement being set in place. We've lived her for over two years now and neither I or the other party live in the county that set this order.
answered on Oct 18, 2022
It's unclear what you are asking. If there is a case pending, it stays in that county until concluded even if you both moved.
I wasn't able to walk and lost my Job. I still have problems with my leg.
answered on Sep 23, 2022
You could sue. My guess is the gym had you sign a waiver when you joined, so you'll have to contend with that. Speak with a local litigation attorney. [I litigate cases. Anything posted here must not be construed as legal advice, nor as grounds for forming an attorney-client relationship. You... Read more »
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