I'm an independent contractor not eligible for state unemployment benefits. I am eligible for federal benefits. I initially filed on or around March 26, 2020. I was immediately denied for benefits because I had no wages. Shortly, I received an email stating that I need to update my information. I... Read more »
You should wait until you receive something from the DEO Unemployment Claims Division; filing multiple claims does nothing to change your status or eligibility for benefits. Lesson learned: All "independent contractors" do themselves great harm in exchange for the slightly higher income they... Read more »
The pool contractor tried to get money out of us that was not apart of the contract and said it had to be done for inspection. They pre-plumbed the pool then said it had to be ripped out, at our cost or said we would need to pay for an upgraded heater. The county inspector said that they were lying... Read more »
Can they file a mechanic's lien? Sure. Will they? No way to tell. Is it a legitimate lien? Again, you will need to hire a construction lawyer to look at all documents and facts involved.
I was marijuana from someone. He asked me to send him the money first, I did. He then asked me to do a delivery fee, which I did. I did this all under my name because he never said otherwise. Things then began to get weird. He asked to see my medical card, which is my mothers who I was helping with... Read more »
Time to stop posting facts about your potential criminal case and start contacting criminal law attorneys asap.
refund my money plus they say I have to continue to make payments or I will be in breach of contract and lose my $$$. They said I can pospone to next month but, a bunch of my family have already canceled. what can I do??
Take a look at the contract with them to see if there there is any termination/cancellation provision that speaks to this first. For example, they may take a small cancellation fee instead of the whole amount since you are giving them more than 30 days' notice.
It seems to me that many... Read more »
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Without reading the lease, there's no way to answer the question. However, most leases require you to take possession. Also, once you signed the lease, you took the apartment off the market, as it were. The LL couldn't rent it because you had a lease on it. I think any way you slice it, you lose.... Read more »
Spectrum stopped prorating bills last summer, but doesn't ensure their reps inform the customer before processing the downgrade mid-cycle. Nor, do they have systems in place to continue your services until the end of the cycle before it processes the downgrade. I don't understand how you can be... Read more »
This is not a legal question. This is a consumer question that does not involve the legal profession.
Lease do not say i cant
Just because the lease does not mention you renting or sub-letting your trailer does not mean you can do it; why? Because the lease may address that issue in different language in a different place in the lease.
There are two very different issues here: (1) The actual language--all of... Read more »
It depends in what context the characterization is trying to be applied.
Your question is a little vague. Are you subject to drug testing during a custody dispute? Will you test positive for thc regardless of using legal cbd? Get a consultation to better understand your issue
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Well, if there's too much toilet paper in the waste line, so that the system no longer works as designed, who put the toilet paper in the toilet line? Elves? The answer seems pretty straightforward - you are responsible to pay the $220.00.
My Lease is up in June
At the moments, writs of possession are not being served by the sheriff, and it might be that the Courts are not processing eviction suits. however, that's going to change. Once the Courts begin processing and the sheriff begins serving, you don't have a defense to eviction - you are required to... Read more »
The will was drafted in GA in 1995 and the divorce took place in 2010. The ex-wife remarried and is now widowed and both parties now reside in Florida. Is the will valid or does an amendment need to be made?
The answer to your question can be found here in the Florida Statutes below;
732.507 Effect of subsequent marriage, birth, adoption, or dissolution of marriage.—
(1) Neither subsequent marriage, birth, nor adoption of descendants shall revoke the prior will of any person, but... Read more »
When there is no will, inheritance is determined by the laws of intestate succession. After the house has been re-titled in your names along with the names of any other heirs you can sell your share to your sister.
Seems strange.
On September 11, 2019 Dale, and Sierra Developments entered into a contract for the construction of Dale’s house at his farm. The contract stipulated that Dale’s house would be developed next to the lake by October 19, 2020. On September 15, 2019 a sinkhole was discovered at the original... Read more »
Get together with some other kids in your real estate contracts class and try to figure out these answers.
Once you have a notice from the Social Security Administration (SSA) denying your claim for disability benefits, you have 60 days to appeal by stating in writing that you disagree with the determination that SSA made. You can find the forms used for appeal at... Read more »
Sales agreement said bldg does not convey and would be removed. Gave owner 30 day extension in agreement.
Get an attorney to draft letter to him?
It sounds like the seller has no interest in coming back to get his storage building--but just to be sure you should send him a letter, receipt of which can be assumed by asking the Post Office for a delivery confirmation notice. Or--as you mentioned--you can really get his attention by employing a... Read more »
My mom had to take her name of the title due to her getting Dementia and having to claim Bankruptcy so she could afford a nursing home and they wouldn't take the house since my Grandma was still alive and occupied the house. Well my Grandma has since passed away along with my mother. My Mom's... Read more »
Once your mom signed over the deed to someone else, it was no longer her house. The owner of record now is entitled to the proceeds of the sale, and none of the sale proceeds is a part of your mother's estate. If your Grandmother became the owner, it's possible, depending on whether she died with a... Read more »
photos from OnlyFans (a protected site that subscriptions are payed for) as well as has leaked my previous home address, phone number, and still constantly harasses me via twitter through multiple accounts.
You should report to the police.
As far as leaking photos, you should consider filing for copyright registration and sue him for infringement.
You should consult with an attorney quick.
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My husband was charged with robbery with a weapon and sentenced to 15 years to life he currently has been incarcerated for 21 years the victim recently sent a notarized statement stating my husband was not the person who committed the crime ,he stated who the real person who committed the crime was... Read more »
This is, of course, a very difficult situation to be in, and it isn't a simple process. There are many many qualified licensed Florida attorneys who handle postconviction work for inmates and their families who will be happy to give you a free consultation - there is more information needed to be... Read more »
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