You Might Be Found Guilty of DWI Even If You Are Not Actually Driving
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Submitted by kirksanderslaw on
Submitted by kirksanderslaw on
What to do if you are involved in a wreck with a car or truck: It’s important to take a few actions at the time and place of the accident.
When bikes are involved with accidents with cars, there are usually big injuries. Try, if possible to keep your wits. The next few steps will have an incredible impact on whether and how much you might recover for your bodily injuries and your bicycle.
If you’re injuries are not too severe, Wait for law enforcement to arrive at the scene.
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If someone owes you money & it's a consumer debt. See below for definition of "consumer". You need to be careful that you abide by the federal and state rules pertaining to how you may collect against the debt. Failure to abide by the rules could actually get a judgment entered against you, the creditor.
Below is the 2006 FDCPA. Know it.
Call Kirk Sanders at Sanders Law Firm, PLLC (336)724-4707 to discuss your collection case.
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Scenario: A person dies, also known as the Decedent or Testator, and leaves a last will and testament. However, beneficiaries/heirs, either by intestate or by prior wills, think the will maker, aka the Testator, would not have made the will the way he or she did had they been of right mind.
What do you do?
There is a process in North Carolina called a Caveat Proceeding. That's a challenge of the will.
Grounds for challenging the Last Will and Testament are: