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The police issued me a citation for dangerous dogs neighbor said he was attacked by my dogs but it was not my dogs the cop said he has bite marks on back of leg or legs look like a mauling but there is no way on God's green earth it was my dogs.
my plan is to start a holding company that is in charge of another llc that i have shares in
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
As a TN visa holder in the U.S., you are restricted in the types of business activities you can engage in. The TN visa is employment-based, tied to a specific profession, and does not generally allow you to manage or operate a business actively. However, passive investments are usually permitted,... View More 
Standard 30%. The defendant also pled guilty to this understanding.
In response to a filed motion, in 2017 an order was issued stating life without parole.
In 2021 a corrected judgment was reissued showing life with parole under the 1989 Reform Act.
Currently, the TN Dept... View More
As of today we are 3 months behind in rent. If payment is brought current before the end of the 90 days will we still have to vacate? Should we pay Oct 1 rent as we had planned? My husband and I are senior citizens.
answered on Sep 27, 2024
There are two primary types of landlord/tenant cases. The first is a non-payment case, which requires the landlord to serve a rent demand before filing in court. If the rent is paid in full the case would be dismissed. The second is a holdover case, which, if you have been a tenant for 3 or more... View More
Can written deposition by non-party under subpoena be sent by mail? Written deposition is answer to questions.
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
You're asking if a non-party under subpoena can send written deposition answers by mail in California. In California, depositions generally require the person to provide testimony under oath, typically with a court reporter present. While there is a procedure called a "deposition upon... View More
My grandpa didn't know. He is old and I help with everything. His land and house went into delinquent at 1643.00 taxes. We could not come up with this all at once and was hoping you could tell us how to redeem the property
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
I'm really sorry to hear about the situation with your grandpa’s property. Even though the property has already been sold at auction, there may still be a way to redeem it. Many states have what's called a "redemption period" after an auction, which allows the original owner a... View More
This has been going on for months, since february 2024 and work was completed end of May. I have one company threatening to put a lien on my home now.
The manager threatened to remove me physically if I wouldn't leave due to my well-trained by a non profit organization and well-behaved service dog being with me. I even offered to show her on my phone that I have a legal right to have my service dog with me and she stated that she will take... View More
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
You may have a valid case based on what you experienced. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), businesses are generally required to allow people with disabilities to bring their service animals into all areas where customers are allowed. The manager's behavior of threatening to... View More
Can SUBP-020 be sent without requiring personal appearance? Written answers to questions are required.
Can answers be sent by mail?
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
You're asking whether SUBP-020 can be used without requiring a personal appearance, and if written answers can be sent by mail. SUBP-020 is typically used in California to compel someone to appear in person at a deposition and possibly bring documents or other items. If you're seeking... View More
For written deposition without appearance under subpoena of non-party party is notice of deposition required?
Written deposition is answers to questions.
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
If you're planning to take a deposition by written questions from a non-party in California, you are required to provide a notice of deposition. This notice is necessary even when the deposition is conducted under a subpoena without the person's appearance. The purpose is to inform all... View More
For written deposition under subpoena WITHOUT appearance of non-party which form is applicable: SUBP-010 or SUBP-020?
Written deposition is answers to qustions.
answered on Sep 27, 2024
Here are some self help videos on Discovery.
https://saclaw.org/learn/self-help-videos/
Specifically related to Subpoena's
https://saclaw.org/resource_library/discovery-business-records-subpoena-for-consumer-employee-records/
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They are also in violation of a settlement agreement that gives the beneficiary the right to sue for damages. They refuse for no good reason to pay the death benefit separately from the interest even knowing all the requirements for the death benefit was given over 30 days ago. That is the time... View More
Mortgage and title in his name only. I have paid mortgage and all debts on property (elec., water, etc) since his death. How can I get this changed to my name relatively inexpensively. I am 70 and on social security
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answered on Sep 27, 2024
To apply for an immigration waiver, the first step is to determine which type of waiver you need. This depends on the reason for your inadmissibility, such as unlawful presence, certain criminal offenses, or fraud. Different waivers are available depending on the situation, and the specific form... View More
In Oklahoma, can my sister's daughter be legally evicted?
I'm seeing a lot of social media "gurus" tout this specific language when referring to set up a trust. They say a lawyer cannot set these up and the only way to sue the trust is in the supreme Court.
It's very obvious that this is a scam but without a legal background I... View More
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answered on Sep 29, 2024
The IRS released a memo on August 9, 2023, discussing non-grantor, irrevocable, complex, discretionary, spendthrift trust.
The memo was limited to rebutting the promoters misinterpretation of IRC 643 on the avoidance of income tax. The link to the memo is below.... View More
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