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pseudanonymous posted:Well frankly if having an actual lease agreement with my mom will in some way hurt me it will magically not exist. You posted on an internet lollercoaster forum for legal advice and continue to not take any of the not legal advice given haha. In a way your ongoing replies are significant unintended contributions to the comedic value of this website. Good job.
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Doctor Party posted:You posted on an internet lollercoaster forum for legal advice and continue to not take any of the not legal advice given haha. In a way your ongoing replies are significant unintended contributions to the comedic value of this website. Good job. no poo poo sherlock, do you want to see the manifesto or not? some people
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just popping up to say that i am very invested in this ongoing drama
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Legal Questions: Biting the Spoon that Feeds You did you just tell the internet you're planning to destroy evidence of a contract to hide and deny its existence in legal proceedings
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Shyamalan twist: it's a group home.
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pseudanonymous posted:My mom and brother and I never actually signed anything. So I'm worried that if he fights an eviction or gets crazier, I don't really have any proof on paper that I'm really the landlord. If you are worried about this then bring it up with your lawyer and ask if it's a problem. Do not take any steps at all without talking to an expert. If nothing else if it's unhelpful it's a waste of your time and energy even if you do successfully pretend it doesn't exist. Why would you do it before you see the person who can tell you whether it's a good idea or not and also if it is a good idea what the document needs to say?
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pseudanonymous posted:Well frankly <bad stuff> Either remove this immediately as an incredibly dumb own goal should you ever need to litigate about this, or go all in and post the manifesto. Edit: that was last page, whoops. Please just post the manifesto now.
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Are you telling him to destroy the evidence of his willingness to destroy evidence ?
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Here, let me just preserve this evidence. I'm not a lawyer, I just enjoy preserving evidence of a person admitting that they would commit some sort of fraud or whatever that would be. 
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Leperflesh posted:Here, let me just preserve this evidence. I'm not a lawyer, I just enjoy preserving evidence of a person admitting that they would commit some sort of fraud or whatever that would be. "Spoilation of evidence." Can lead to an "adverse inference" (i.e., if they destroyed this evidence, you know it sucks for them) and in rare cases can lead to you automatically losing the your case.
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I mean that's just an illegal way of saying they'll mutually agree to dissolve the contract right? Still not sure why you'd do that before getting a lawyer
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Modus Pwnens posted:I mean that's just an illegal way of saying they'll mutually agree to dissolve the contract right? No. He was saying he’s gonna make spoonman sign a lease or contract of some sort and then if a lawyer said it was invalid destroy it and do what the lawyer says.
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Mr. Nice! posted:No. He was saying he’s gonna make spoonman sign a lease or contract of some sort and then if a lawyer said it was invalid destroy it and do what the lawyer says. No, I said I would get a written lease with my mom, the actual home owner, but that I wouldn't sign it until I talked to a lawyer, in case there was some weird consequence of my taking over the lease and not immediately evicting spoonman or something like that. People have advised me not to make spoonman sign a lease until I talk to a lawyer, and I'm not planning to.
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Leperflesh posted:Here, let me just preserve this evidence. I'm not a lawyer, I just enjoy preserving evidence of a person admitting that they would commit some sort of fraud or whatever that would be. Didn't you read his hissyfit a couple pages back? He's just joking guys! 
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Wait pseudanonymous you gotta be careful. If a woman sees a nice inviting spoon they are going to swoon. And since woman play an unfair role in the home-buying process, a woman who falls in love with your roommates spoons is going to help you sell your home (someday).
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Carillon posted:Wait pseudanonymous you gotta be careful. If a woman sees a nice inviting spoon they are going to swoon. And since woman play an unfair role in the home-buying process, a woman who falls in love with your roommates spoons is going to help you sell your home (someday).
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From the other context we've gotten, I'm guessing it's closer to a note saying "leave me alone, or email me, you loving weirdo" than a "manifesto"
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nm posted:Yes. That said, posting the manifesto would help. Yeah, as long as you cite it APA-style you won't get in trouble. I learned that in college.
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Day 4 of "SPOON MAAEEIUUHHN" stuck in my head
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blarzgh posted:Day 4 of "SPOON MAAEEIUUHHN" stuck in my head You're a menace
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blarzgh posted:Day 4 of "SPOON MAAEEIUUHHN" stuck in my head drat you
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Discendo Vox posted:Legal Questions: Dig Up, Idiot We're clearly in the pissing in the hole stage. Discendo Vox posted:Please show the lawyer your posts. Hope everyone's ready for their posts to be read into the record.
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blarzgh posted:Day 4 of "SPOON MAAEEIUUHHN" stuck in my head Lmao
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Remind us again why you suspect this guy will possibly murder your dog, burn your/his house down, and is masturbating in public? It sounds like you just don't like the guy and are being super childish about it and he is responding in kind. You're posting photos of his stuff on the internet to try to humiliate him for your own amusement but acting like him putting a GoPro in the same space makes him a psycho. It's clear you just plain hate this guy and have decided he's "dangerous" to justify acting like a prick.
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Badger of Basra posted:Legal Questions: Please Show The Lawyer Your Posts
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you guys need to learn to milk these things a little better. he's never gonna post the manifesto now and i really wanted to see it
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I dunno, we got the emails last time.
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Not to get off topic but in other news, I thought you guys would find this interesting.
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Eminent Domain posted:We're clearly in the pissing in the hole stage. Let the record show my dick is tremendous and admirable.
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blarzgh posted:Not to get off topic but in other news, I thought you guys would find this interesting. And just like that it’s 1994.
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ok you sell out landlord lawyers tell me about this https://apps.leg.wa.gov/wac/default.aspx?cite=162-38-100 If I get a service dog do I even have to notify my landlord? Do I have to get like a written prescription? Can my landlord even put limitations on what breed of service dog I can get or anything like that? Doorknob Slobber fucked around with this message at 21:32 on Mar 2, 2020 |
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Doorknob Slobber posted:ok you sell out landlord lawyers This field is complicated. Service animals are not emotional support animals, and are governed under regulations pursuant to the ADA. Emotional support animals are a thing under the federal Fair Housing Act however. If you're seriously concerned about this and have an actual animal helping you with something real, talk to your local disability rights organization about sending your landlord a request for reasonable accommodation. If you're just fuxking around and want a license to break your landlord's rules so you can keep peacocks in the house or something, please loving don't.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:This field is complicated. Service animals are not emotional support animals, and are governed under regulations pursuant to the ADA. Emotional support animals are a thing under the federal Fair Housing Act however. My therapist recommended a psychiatric service dog, my landlord says "lol give us $800 dollars and it can only be a small dog" i dont actually have a dog yet. What makes me mostly mad is we paid $250 each for our cats when we signed the lease years ago and its stupid they can change the terms of that on us after we aren't in a lease anymore. Landlords can just make all sorts of poo poo up to control your life. Can't wait until they mostly die of coronavirus or get sent to central park during the revolution. Doorknob Slobber fucked around with this message at 22:19 on Mar 2, 2020 |
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Doorknob Slobber posted:My therapist recommended a psychiatric service dog, my landlord says "lol give us $800 dollars and it can only be a small dog" i dont actually have a dog yet. What makes me mostly mad is we paid $250 each for our cats when we signed the lease years ago and its stupid they can change the terms of that on us after we aren't in a lease anymore. Landlords can just make all sorts of poo poo up to control your life. Can't wait until they mostly die of coronavirus or get sent to central park during the revolution. Definitely try to find a local advocacy org. Some states have protections for people with disabilities that go further than the ADA (which is federal). E: the available protections can hinge on whether a psychiatric condition is considered a disability, so the particulars of your case are really the deciding factors. BonerGhost fucked around with this message at 00:00 on Mar 3, 2020 |
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Doorknob Slobber posted:My therapist recommended a psychiatric service dog, my landlord says "lol give us $800 dollars and it can only be a small dog" i dont actually have a dog yet. What makes me mostly mad is we paid $250 each for our cats when we signed the lease years ago and its stupid they can change the terms of that on us after we aren't in a lease anymore. Landlords can just make all sorts of poo poo up to control your life. Can't wait until they mostly die of coronavirus or get sent to central park during the revolution. Call these folks: https://www.disabilityrightswa.org/
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Oh we're doing landlord lawyers? Here's a fun one: - Section 8 prospective tenant wants to rent from landlord, turns out the Section 8 voucher cap is $500/mo short so landlord says sorry, they'd be losing money on that so they can't make it work - Landlord gets a call from a lawyer... lawyer explains that he's engaged to the prospective tenant, and wants to cover the difference by "renting an area in the basement as storage", for $6000 cashier's check up front for the whole year. Bank check memo will say as much on it, and that's actually a not-crazy price for the storage regardless. Landlord confirmed the lawyer has been licensed locally for decades. - Lawyer assures no shenanigans, as it would be mutually assured destruction; if lawyer doesn't pay the $6000 again next year as agreed, landlord can coincidentally decide not to renew lease. Certainly this is unorthodox, but is the landlord walking into some kind of trap?
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