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Rather than play 100 questions... contact the attorney at the following... they handle lemon law cases in both PA and NJ: [link removed] Under the Pennsylvania Lemon Law your car may be declared a lemon if it meets all of the following conditions: * it has a nonconformity (a defect, or...

Pretty good online article detailing the approximate costs for filing bankruptcy can be found at: http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/bankruptcy/20060628a1.asp

The following has been attributed to State Rep Mitchell Aye from GA. "We the sensible people of the United States, in an attempt to help everyone get along, restore some semblance of justice, avoid more riots, keep our nation safe, promote positive behavior, and secure the blessings of...

Someone just sent me this link... and I thought it was pretty 'dead on' to some of the employer posts on this forum..... Take a look: http://www.hallmark.com/wcsstore/HallmarkStore/images/products/ecards/nfg1969.swf

Because the windblown cart was an 'Act of God'. Just like when a tree is blown over and causes damage. Unless you can show that the center was somehow negligent, they are not liable. Since the carts are under the control of their customers, they have no obligation to control the carts. Same...

Yes. They are called 'creditors attorneys' or 'collection attorneys'.

From that, I take it you did benefit from your enlistment.... by having MY tax dollars pay for your education, right??? Yep, just as I suspected. And of course, that isn't true. The National Guard has been deployed several times since WWII.... More than 138,000 Guardsmen were mobilized for...

And of course, all that whining means absolutely nothing. The fact is... the benefits are there if you need them. That is why they are called 'benefits'. DOH!! Yeh, but look at all the benefits you could get!!

1) No. 2) The officer isn't expected to know every make and model of car out there.... so his not knowing is NOT stupid. Expecting him to know.... is. By all means. Tell the court that you were speeding but so was everyone else. Naturally, the court will factor that into their decision...

For General, go to: http://www.ss.ca.gov/business/gp/gp_formsfees.htm For Limited, go to: http://www.ss.ca.gov/business/lp/lp_formsfees.htm

You can certainly request one from your employer, but there is NO legal obligation for them to provide a copy of what is really THEIR records to you.

From your post and your seeming 'justification' as to your being 18 at the time of being ticketed, it is clear that you are confused about your state laws. It is illegal for you to consume or possess ANY alcohol under the age of 21. Indiana Code: IC 7.1-5-7-7 Illegal possession (a) It is a...

There is no such thing. However, she can be sued. After all, anyone can sue almost anyone else over almost anything. Whether they would win in court or not is entirely up to the evidence that can be presented. Of course they can request its return.

Of course, you an send her a bill, but based on your post, there is no legal obligation to pay it. What? Why would you want to send your bill 'through' the local JP?? Or do you mean, can you file this matter in your local JP (small claims) court?? If so, yes, you can..... but you still have no...

What you 'want' really has little to do with this. Your ONLY options are: 1) To accept the property as is (WRONG DECISION!), or 2) Agreeing to rescind the contract with a refund of all funds, or 3) Pursue 'specific performance' in court. If you agree to rescind, make sure you stay on top of the...