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EwokEntourage posted:$11,000 isn't much to pay to move on with your life $22,000 total, but even still, I agree that it's worth it to never have that awful person in my life ever again. Best of luck to her current / future partners, I guess.
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Mr. Nice! posted:I'd say just pay the agreed alimony rather than spending a bunch of money on lawyers to fight having to pay the alimony with the potential outcome that you have to pay the alimony along with interest, costs, and possible attorneys fees. Well, I SAY, gently caress her and call your lawyer! Fight, fight, fight!
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Also its 5 minutes to call your lawyer and ask if it's worth fighting over. If he's gonna charge you for that, it's a negligible amount to find out if you can save $11k
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JohnCompany posted:Yeah. What they said. Or to put it another way: is there an answer, in a hypothetical bullshitting over beers sense? Likely. Is there an answer, in a you keep the money because the judge says so sense? That'll be 15k to your lawyer and good odds you're still writing the check for 11 too. So 11k to be done with his ex or like 30k to be done but also waste her time and energy and make her upset? Much to consider.
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Zauper posted:No lawyer is going to respond to something this specific. I'm seeing a potential solution here.
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CongoJack posted:So 11k to be done with his ex or like 30k to be done but also waste her time and energy and make her upset? Much to consider. And put her in debt too!
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I am still chomping at the bit for more information about this dude's malpractice-mangled cock
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Kazinsal posted:I am still chomping at the bit for more information about this dude's malpractice-mangled cock Excuse me. It's "champing", and please don't champ at another man's jibbly bits.
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Excessive bit chomping is what got us here in the first place!
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CongoJack posted:So 11k to be done with his ex or like 30k to be done but also waste her time and energy and make her upset? Much to consider. All told my lawyer cost me about $4.5k to get from start to finish for the divorce. It was a pretty simple divorce on paper since there were no kids or property (thank god). Final cost of leaving my abuser was 26.5k, plus the whole horrific court experience. I did email my lawyer for what it’s worth, and while I’m pretty sure this will amount to a hill of beans, I feel like I at least did my due diligence.
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null_pointer posted:Excuse me. It's "champing", and please don't champ at another man's jibbly bits. It's both: they're similarly old, have the same meaning, and come from the same root.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:come from the same root. Unlike the remaining pieces of that guy's penis
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So given this news here: https://twitter.com/aterkel/status/1602784292433760256 Do eviction processes for commercial real estate differ from residential? I'm assuming that you don't see the normal protections because it's a business rather than a home, but does anyone here have any idea what a commercial landlord could do here?
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Solkanar512 posted:So given this news here: That's a loving business visionary on par with Donald Trump or Tom P. Baxter
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To be pedantic, if you are expected to pay rent monthly, and it is the third week of the month, you have not paid rent for weeks.
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Solkanar512 posted:Do eviction processes for commercial real estate differ from residential? I'm assuming that you don't see the normal protections because it's a business rather than a home, but does anyone here have any idea what a commercial landlord could do here? Going to be super state dependence, and Lord knows. The California says about it because California is ridiculous. However, in Texas where I practice, the two big differences under the property code is that first, the landlord has an automatic lien on any of the property inside the least space so that if a tenant gets locked out, the landlord can sell their poo poo to pay their past due rent. The second is that the landlord has the absolute right to lock the doors and shut them out as soon as rent becomes due and unpaid. Neither of those things are true about residential tendencies.
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blarzgh posted:Going to be super state dependence, and Lord knows. The California says about it because California is ridiculous. However, in Texas where I practice, the two big differences under the property code is that first, the landlord has an automatic lien on any of the property inside the least space so that if a tenant gets locked out, the landlord can sell their poo poo to pay their past due rent. That would be what, a potential third time everyone was locked out of the Twitter offices in the past few weeks? Thanks for the info, folks!
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While a landlord may have the right to lock out a tenant, they may not physically be able to do so when it comes to a downtown office building which will have a company-managed security system with badges etc. I suppose the landlord could maybe have the power turned off or show up with sheriffs or something?
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Leperflesh posted:While a landlord may have the right to lock out a tenant, they may not physically be able to do so when it comes to a downtown office building which will have a company-managed security system with badges etc. Was about to say this. Without power Twitter is completely dead in the water as far as using a building is concerned.
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They'll just set up some indoor generators
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Outrail posted:Was about to say this. Without power Twitter is completely dead in the water as far as using a building is concerned. Do they rent the entire building, though? Or are there other tenants?
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Not sure why the card access system would matter, they can chain the doors shut. I've seen bike locks used before, lol. I assume Twitter hq is occupied 24/7 though, it's not some small store or restaurant closed at night.
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That's a good point. Presumably a landlord determined to alienate their tenant in an SF downtown where commercial space occupancy has plummeted and there are literally millions of square feet of unoccupied space can find a way to lock out Twitter for not paying their rent for a month.
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Harold Fjord posted:They'll just set up some indoor generators You know they'll just make the interns sit on bikes recharging battery packs. Maybe give them a little zap if they go below a certain RPM.
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Appears that I'm getting sued in a state I used to live for $20k in unpaid credit card debt. Old roommate accepted. What kind of lawyer do I need to make this go away? I can throw like $3-5k at this no problem but any more than that would be a pain.
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A bankruptcy lawyer.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Do they rent the entire building, though? Or are there other tenants? I'm sure they'll understand. Or cut power to individual floors/offices.
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oliveoil posted:Appears that I'm getting sued in a state I used to live for $20k in unpaid credit card debt. Old roommate accepted. What kind of lawyer do I need to make this go away? I can throw like $3-5k at this no problem but any more than that would be a pain. Did you rack up $20k in debt and flee the state? How does your roommate fit in? Seems like ignoring the problem has worked out so far, move to Alaska and keep riding that high. e: IANAL
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oliveoil posted:Appears that I'm getting sued in a state I used to live for $20k in unpaid credit card debt. Old roommate accepted. What kind of lawyer do I need to make this go away? I can throw like $3-5k at this no problem but any more than that would be a pain. Debt collection attorney in your area.
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Outrail posted:Was about to say this. Without power Twitter is completely dead in the water as far as using a building is concerned. Maybe that is exactly what Elon needs to get through the final lock on the vault.
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Harold Fjord posted:They'll just set up some indoor generators Knowing musk, he'll buy some outdoor generators from home depot and put them indoors, telling everyone to plug on in! What do you mean "what about the network?" Just plug those in too! Jeez, what a bunch of lazy whiners. Oh, don't worry about that, that's just the smell of the scrappy startup, and the sounds of happy customers screaming at us in joy.
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oliveoil posted:Appears that I'm getting sued in a state I used to live for $20k in unpaid credit card debt. Old roommate accepted. What kind of lawyer do I need to make this go away? I can throw like $3-5k at this no problem but any more than that would be a pain. I'm not a lawyer. It seems like if you could just pay 25% of a debt of a debt you owe to make it go away via the Power of Attorney™, I'd imagine most people just pay their debts. Alternatively, if you find a way to magic it away, do share the one weird trick banks don't want you to know.
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What legal protection of his own image does Trump have? Can any idiot make "Trump Cards" to sell?
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Land law question. Who would I talk to about joining two adjoining properties that I own into one property? I'm assuming it's maybe a county office? These properties are not inside of a city's jurisdiction.
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spacetoaster posted:Land law question. I’d start by googling “county name merge two parcels of land” and clicking on the appropriate county resource.
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Harold Fjord posted:What legal protection of his own image does Trump have? You might get away with a parody type derivative of Trump. You could pay an artist to create an image very similar to Trump and say it's the Ace card that Trumps the other cards (or something). A business that my dad runs does something very similar with famous art work, and his lawyers have kept him out of ever having to pay these massive estates anything. A copywrite lawyer would be able to help you figure out the details.
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spacetoaster posted:Land law question. You probably have to re-plat with the county, which probably also requires a new survey. You can probably start either by calling the surveyor that you find through Google in your area, or by calling the county and asking about a re-plat.
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Specifically your county clerk's office
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Nice. I will do those things.
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Blacksmithing thread was talking about making car parts. How is making aftermarket but nearly identical replacement parts a thing? Even the factories that make parts for the OEM, say Denso, will resell the exact same part under their name on rockauto.
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