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Army you are such a lawyer (your wife's shoes might be the proximate cause) why didn't you break out contributory negligence! Oh wait, you did! Army is right, but why don't you write to each of the above City water, tenant, and landlord and say, "I don't want to sue but I do want someone to...

They absolutely can not interrupt your quiet enjoyment of the property that you are renting. The noise may be something you should have anticipated, but quite frankly listening to you have sex is creepy, and telling you that you can't have visitors is a no no. Do you have a lease? If you do...

Be careful, there is an investigation a foot.

I've done a great deal of this. Write me: gahousetrust@gmail.com

I don't know where you are getting your phrases but denial of Due Process is a State and Federal Constitutional Violation as well as a Statutory violation of rights. Why?

It really depends on how your child support order was written. If the child support was bundled together then you will have to get a new order, that won't be hard. If it was on a per child basis and mentioned that it ends when they turn 18 then the order will stand. It really depends on how...

If there is no real property (or titled property) he will not have to go through probate. You can sue to see the will though. You should talk to and attorney to see what they say to do in your state. The consult will likely be free and if it is too small for them to do they may just tell you...

The first problem I see is you guys didn't have a meeting of the minds. Your story is not even consistent within the post. That isn't a slam on you just an observation. For example, you can't get "paid back" on a "loan" and expect a "percentage of ownership." Either you made an investment...

There is likely a waiting period between filings for change of placement. I'm too tired to do it right now but see if custody placements are good for say 2-3 years and can not be challenged without a material change in circumstance. I think that is what you are referring to. You did say it...

Can I ask a stupid question? Have you checked the tracking number with FED EX to see where the package is? Because, till it is delivered, it belongs to you. Something stinks.

Can you give us anymore information since you can't spell it? Is it a US Supreme Court Case or Florida. Is it about criminal or civil law? What did it decide? Anything?

Ok, how do you know that your money was taken from Fed ex? His word? Or did someone contact you?

I pulled this from US v 124,700 in US Currency 458 F2d. 822 (8th Cir 2006) Since the enactment of the Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act of 2000, the burden is on the government to establish, by a preponderance of the evidence, that seized property is subject to forfeiture. 18 U.S.C. §...

Did they give you any statutory authority for the cash seizure? I would like to look up the code if you will give it to me.

Possession of cash or transportation of cash is not a crime. You do not have to prove anything about the cash unless you are crossing International lines. I'm not commenting on anything except that I'm telling you that it wasn't a money sniffing dog that you are dealing with; there is a drug...

I'm not so sure she can amend the birth certificate if she listed a man as the father. That is a signed admission of paternity. It is possible. The UK thing is beyond me though.

Not without legally changing the name.

PS: Your friend is "paranoid" about being audited by the IRS because he is doing something illegal and I suspect you know that. At very least he is committing tax evasion, at worst he is dealing drugs.

Let's put it this way, your friend is being investigated for selling drugs and you most likely are being investigated for selling or buying drugs now. The burden of proof is on the prosecution to confiscate the money not on you. However, there is a lot more going on here than you know, or than...

Buying the counterfeit is not illegal, selling it is.