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How quickly should I contact an attorney in a Florida tire failure case?

california — Mon, 06 May 2013 20:30:04 +0000

Scott Burleigh, Law Offices of Ronald Sholes, http://www.youhurtwefight.com – (904) 342-6721. Florida Tire Failure Law FAQs: http://thelaw.tv/jacksonville/Ti…

Attorney General takes aim at dog, cat abuse

california — Wed, 01 May 2013 20:40:14 +0000

Attorney General takes aim at dog, cat abuse
The initiative will pull together the resources of the state Attorney General's office, its regional offices across the state, as well as the Consumer Fraud Bureau, the Criminal Prosecutions Bureau, the Organized Crime Task Force and the Investigations …
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T-Mobile Accused by Attorney General of Misleading Consumers – eWeek
This week, it was T-Mobile on the receiving end of a knuckles rap for misconstruing details, with Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson accusing the nation's scrappy, fourth-largest carrier of misleading consumers regarding the pricing terms …
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What type of attorney do I need to deal with my Home Owners Association?

california — Sat, 23 Mar 2013 20:30:12 +0000

Question by Old Gamer 56: What type of attorney do I need to deal with my Home Owners Association?
The Home Owners Association is talking about putting in a “communal garden” where we now have a very attractive little mini park. It would be 10-15 feet from our master bedroom window, which is on the bottom floor.
What type of attorney should I check with about the legality of this issue?
Thank you.

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Answer by cyanne2ak
Check with someone who practices in Real Estate or Land Use.

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What would a “processors office” be serving me?

california — Sat, 08 Dec 2012 20:28:54 +0000

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Question by drbrian247: What would a “processors office” be serving me?
A “processors office” is what they identified themselves when they called a family members place of business, actually 2 different family members, and said they were trying to serve me something. Is it a bill collector or is it something more serious? I have looked on the net and cant find anything about what a processors office is or what they do or what kinds of things they would serve or for who.

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Answer by Leo D
Usually a subpoena to appear in court. If you owe money, it may be a demand to appear in small claims or regular court

If you are getting divorced, it’s your divorce papers.

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Givens Law Group Listed in 2013 Best Law Firms Rankings

california — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 20:31:25 +0000

Tampa, FL (PRWEB) November 21, 2012

The recently released ranking report provides a comprehensive view of the legal profession in the United States, and achieving a high ranking on this list is a special distinction that signals a unique combination of excellence and breadth of expertise. This report is unparalleled by any other type of report both in the range of firms represented as well as the range of quantitative and qualitative data used to develop the rankings.

More than 10,000 law firms are ranked nationally in tiers, and they are also divided into one or more of the 80 legal practice areas and divided by metro or state in 118 practice areas. The purpose of this report is to provide a guide for potential clients and also for lawyers who are looking to refer a client. Anyone, including the countrys largest corporations and individuals seeking legal counsel regarding personal legal matters, can find the type of reliable legal counsel they need by using this report.

With more than two decades of experience in providing the public with the most in-depth and accurate rankings of a wide range of institutions, no one is more qualified to compile this list than U.S. News. Givens Law Group, a family law firm serving Tampa, Florida, is proud to have earned a ranking in the highest tier in the 2013 Best Law Firms report. The firms family law attorneys have over 110 years of collective experience in all types of marital law and family law cases, and they have proven their ability to succeed on the behalf of their clients.

The skilled Tampa divorce lawyers realize the difficult and traumatic times that surround family law cases, and they offer the support, attention and consideration that is needed during those tough times. Every lawyer at the firm is either Board-Certified by the Florida Bar Association or is supervised by a Board-Certified attorney, guaranteeing the highest quality of representation and legal attention for every clients case. From child support matters to visitation, property rights, the recovery of attorneys fees and more, the Givens Law Group is capable of handling all types of cases on the behalf of many different kinds of clients in the Tampa area. To learn more about how you accomplish your legal goals, call a Tampa divorce attorney at Givens Law Group today!

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Is The Child Support System Fair In Your State?

california — Sat, 17 Nov 2012 20:29:22 +0000

Question by KJT: Is The Child Support System Fair In Your State?
I can only speak for Indiana.
Some judges will ignore the state statues and make their own rules at the bench.
The attorneys have a “good ol’ boy” relationship with the judge, so the won’t fight it.
The only recourse is to take it to a higher court that may or may not find in your favor and you’ll pay more in court cost and attorney fees.
I swear, government is nothing more than a “money machine”.

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Answer by ~Lauren~
Nope – not fair in my state (Oklahoma) they dont give a damn that you dont ever recieve child support-why should they hunt them down? It’s not thier money…..

Sorry ~ I’m upset about child support right now : )

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Morgan Drexen Holds Holiday Food Drive for Orange County Rescue Mission

california — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 20:37:43 +0000

Costa Mesa, CA (PRWEB) November 08, 2012

With many Americans still struggling to find their footing in the slowly recovering economy, the approaching holidays are a reminder of just how far we have to go. The Orange County Rescue Mission says donations of food and money have plunged to dangerous lows, all while the need for its services has simultaneously and exponentially increased.

Morgan Drexen (http://www.morgandrexen.com) CEO Walter Ledda says his company will lend a helping hand by holding a Holiday Food Drive from November 5-16.

We are all about helping people in need, said Ledda, whose philanthropic work had benefited various charities in the Orange County community. One of Morgan Drexens guiding principles is to support our community and to give back through our charity efforts.

Large donation bins are being placed in the lobby of the companys Costa Mesa headquarters. Morgan Drexens 340-plus employees, as well as visitors, can drop off non-perishable food products as well as other essential household items such as blankets, socks, toiletries and gift certificates. The Morgan Drexen team will deliver these donations directly to the Orange County Rescue Mission in Tustin.

Now through Thanksgiving, well serve thousands of meals to hungry men, women and children, says Donna Naccachian, Major Gifts Officer for the Orange County Rescue Mission. In our community, each meal is an opportunity to serve hope. When basic needs are met food, shelter and clothing men and women can look past the moment of desperate need and see the possibility of real-life change.

Morgan Drexen employees have stepped up before to help those in need. Its ongoing fundraising drive for CHOC Childrens has raised more than $ 18,000. Workers have also raised nearly $ 3,300 to assist the families of good Samaritans electrocuted while trying to help a car accident victim in Valley Village in August.

Recent statistics indicate as many as 45,000 homeless people currently living in Orange County, with nearly 30,000 of them being children. The Orange County Rescue Mission is funded entirely through donations and grants. To learn more, or to donate, click here.

Morgan Drexen is based in Costa Mesa, and provides software and administrative support to attorneys across the United States.

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What is attorney’s role in a short sale?

california — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 20:33:31 +0000

We ask the real estate agent to list property and get us the best offer as possible. Then draft a specific Aden mend when the over comes in. We prepare a preliminary closing statement, we submit package to lender and wait for response.

Law Firm Archer Norris Selects Lit

california — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 09:20:11 +0000

McLeansville, N.C. (PRWEB) September 19, 2012

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Is there such a thing as “power of the attorney” to send medical bills to auto insurances?

california — Wed, 19 Sep 2012 13:10:14 +0000

Question by : Is there such a thing as “power of the attorney” to send medical bills to auto insurances?
NEW JERSEY – This is regarding an attorney’s client who is a “motor vehicle accident” patient in a Rehab Center. Now, the PARALEGAL from the attorney’s office seems like she wants to speed up the reimbursements and wants to send the bills herself, expediting it using the “power of the attorney” and is DEMANDING the ITEMIZED bills and the medical records of this patient from the facility. Is this right? Shouldn’t the proper procedure be billed by the medical provider’s biller sending the approved Health Insurance Claim Forms, with the attending provider’s signature and the medical records?

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Answer by mbrcatz
It depends on who’s insurance company you’re talking about.

If it’s a payment request from the CLIENT’S auto insurance carrier, that’s fine, and they can do that. But the client (or their attorney) cannot “bill” someone else’s insurance. They can only demand money.

No doubt part of the agreement between the client and the attorney, includes a power of attorney, and the attorney (or their representative) DOES have not only the right, but the NEED to get medical records and detailed billing, as part of disclosure for the proposed lawsuit.

In any state with no fault benefits, the auto carrier with med pay is the one who’s responsible – not the health insurance carrier.

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