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Your position is not that unique at all. Most states in the South and West are in the same condition.

I do have to say that the date the county records show can be wrong. It is on my house and try and I might they haven't changed it. It is possible that the original owners were going by what the county records show and don't know that it wasn't built in 1987.

No, you tell the buyers to "pound sand" now. When you get into small claims court you show your evidence that you met the terms of the sale.

Not so quick... 750.213 Malicious threats to extort money. Sec. 213. Malicious threats to extort money—Any person who shall, either orally or by a written or printed communication, maliciously threaten to accuse another of any crime or offense, or shall orally or by any written or printed...

So did I. My wife and I were looking forward to an ending where Dinkliges's character ended Pike's character and my wife was pissed until the very end.

You've not mentioned any act that any of those people have done that is in any violation. But I have to believe that yelling at drivers are in violation of some rule or regulation and you have admitted to doing that.

No

Unless you want the mobile home, no.

Considering the dictionary definition I looked at the sequence goes into making the plot. You would likely be best off reading the ruling that defined the test.

Not impossible at all. All you need to do is look into the syndication rights of the material you are interested in showing. A Google of "syndication rights in US for Japanese tv shows" will likely point you in the right direction. Though it surprises me that there aren't such stations...

I could be wrong but what I believe the @92024 is looking for is a lawyer to negotiate contracts with clients.

I'm pretty sure I've heard this story before somewhere.

Wow!!!

When you made the first claim the first employer mentioned was the "Last Employer" and possibly the "Base period employer." This second time around the first employer is the "Base period employer" and the second employer is the "Last Employer". The forms sent to the two employers are different...

Sure you did if no doctor told you it might be. There are literally hundreds of reasons that one would have pain as you describe.

But a manager is probably not allowed to receive tips from the tip pool. NOLO has a good article on the issue. Should my supervisor be sharing tips?.

I just tried to post in the senior member area of EL and when I submitted the post I got this. This page isn’t working www.expertlaw.com is currently unable to handle this request. HTTP ERROR 500

So what does he call himself.

That's because it is an HTTP, not an HTTPS link. Unless you are entering data it isn't an issue.