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Find the owner of said Intellectual Assets and make an $$ offer.

Does your contract allow for the sale of the timeshare? I suggest you contact the company that manages your timeshare and make sure you are able to sell. Also keep in mind many of these "businessmen/woman" are scammers.

I agree. It is sickening.

And OP should call the police in situations where the neighbor is very loud late at night.

You should speak to the LL. From what I understand it is a very long process to evict a tenant. If the neighbor is being loud late at night (after 10/11 pm) call the police.

Did you have a legal question?

Did you have a question regarding a situation you are involved in? If so, please explain what happened and what questions you may have. Thank you.

https://mobar.org/site/content/For-the-Public/Lawyer_Directory.aspx

Well... Do you want to pay for the time and cost of PI going to another state? If not, hire close to where the investigation is.

Happy New Years All!! Be safe and happy, spread joy not sadness, don't let a day go by without telling your loved ones how much they are loved and appreciated. <3

The spoken word comes across much differently than the written word. Try knocking on their door and talking to them. If Jr. is having sleeping trouble (My youngest did at that age and I would have her running around in the LR so she didn't disturb the downstairs neighbor) perhaps you can...

Pretty freaking rude there, Mark. Next time you have a question you should just go pay an attorney.

An amazingly kind and wonderful man. May he be reunited with his equally wonderful wife Rose for eternal peace and joy.

Have you tried having a calm, friendly conversation with the neighbors? Nicely let them know that Jr. is keeping you up at night and ask if they can put throw rugs to muffle the pitter-patter of little footsteps.

Did you have a legal question, or did you just want to vent? FWIW: You need to do whatever is needed to make sure you can get the medical services needed. It can be a PITA, I agree... but in the end you are responsible for you.

I actually did get a free consult some years ago... well, the first 30 mins was free, and I paid for the second 30 minutes. Very helpful and informative. It was a family law matter, and the attorney knew I wasn't going to hire them and just needed some advice and guidance.

Many attorneys offer a short, free initial consultation. Call the California Bar Association for referrals.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2024/12/26/nation/annie-kuster-retiring-congress/ Someone heard the song...

Your other username was easy enough for me to find. ;)