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Maybe you should talk to a copyright attorney to see what you can do to protect your product and how the church can negotiate with you the rights to your music during the live streaming. Hope this helps!

Where the terms of the sale "As-Is" on the receipt for the transaction? Did you disclose in full to the buyer the condition of the watercraft?

Halima - there isn't enough evidence in your posting to back up your discrimination claim due to your hijab. As far as why they let you go, keep in mind that an employer can dimiss/hire anyone at will, meaning they don't have to have a reason to let you go. Take the high road and move on to...

I empathize with you and I hope he realizes that he has the support he needs to turn his life around. What you have to do when his correspondences comes to your home address is return them to their senders due to a non valid address. Best of luck to you!

You need to repay the money used that was not yours to begin with. Tell the collections agency that you are willing to do that but not all at once since you just don't have the means and that is the only way you can work with them. Be persistant regarding the installment plan since they will do...

In Virginia, the answer is yes.

Since he is using your address as his address, they will be serving him at that address. You must warn him that use of a false address is also a crime punishable by law. Hope this helps!

Since it didn't, then there is no liability... Good luck to you and watch out for those peanuts you are eating!!

Follow this link. It is for eviction relocation assistance regulations. Hope this helps! http://www.nj.gov/dca/codes/lt/pdf/evict_relo_regs.pdf

She agreed to lend you her credit to lease the new car with the sole purpose of you being the primary user. The fact that she took away the car from you after the separation does not buffer you from the fact that you were the reason why she leased the car in her name for your use. The upside...

If they press charges, your defense in this case will be that you didn't know the service being provided to you by your landlord was not considered legal until you called the cable company to check on the choice of services but once you found out about the set up, you took all the steps...

Is there a particular reason as of why you didn't transfer ownership when you sold the scooter?

If you have emails showing that he agreed to pay you for the amount you put down on your posting, that should be strong evidence to the judge in small claims court that he had agreed to do so and backed out of his commitment. Hope this helps!

Hmmmm... unless you are an herpetologist/ophiologist, how were you able to determine so quickly that it was the vertebrae of a snake? Not sure you can make a huge case here - you seem to be OK (besides being a bit grossed out) no damages to your health and this seems to be have been an isolated...

No, you can only file to recover what is in dispute but , so you know it, it will cost you more money to take her to small claims court than if you just forget it. Just to file a claim, it will cost you about $100 and if you lose, you will have to pay for additional court costs. Unless you feel...

Find out if the company you bought the book from sent the book via insured mail to you. If that is the case, you can file an insurance claim with the post office.

The simplest answer to your question is - no. Why? See these comments from the perspective of a reasonable person. 1) If hot water was so critical to you and your family and leaving the phone on was the lifeline between you and the utility company professional, you had to leave the phone on! 2)...

The magistrate is the one who will make that determination. Have you tried asking him to repair the scooter before you refund him the money? If not, ask him if he would agree to pay for the repair of the scooter or if agrees with you that you would are entitled to have the amount for the repair...

No to the first question. The answer to the email is - they have to prove that it came from you. Third question - they can try but if you are sure you are not doing anything, they won't have a case to pursue. Stay away from these people and move on with your life - that is the best advice one...

Here is the thing - why wouldn't you give him a receipt after you sold that scooter? That would have been the piece of paper that could have put the issue to rest. Can he take you to court? Yes. Can he win the case? It is a 50/50. It all depends of what he tells the magistrate and what you come...