Hello there and good Afternoon. So about 5 day's ago i took my bmw 325i 1995 to a mechanic shop we went to see what was wrong with the car w...

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Hello there and good Afternoon. So about 5 day's ago i took my bmw 325i 1995 to a mechanic shop we went to see what was wrong with the car we had a pretty good idea it was the transmission that was done. The Mechainc told us he would take a look at it but it would take a while so he sent us home and told us he would give us a call the next day. The next day come's and i didn't receive no call so i decided to call. They told me they were still working on it. And it went on like that for 3 days. Finally he told us it would cost 1,800$. We don't have the funds to fix it. So we told me him we wouldn't go through with it. So now it comes down to that he's charging us 600$-700$ for looking at it and for taking down the transmission when we had no idea he was going to. Is there anything i can do? I don't have 600$ to pay for somthing that he didn't even fix. Please let me know i would appreciate it.

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You can contact CA Bureau of Automotive Repairs to complain and seek assistance.

Do so quickly..

Can i use Facebook status/pictures/comments against the petitioner during a custody battle? Will the Judge even consider that info as valuab...

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Can i use Facebook status/pictures/comments against the petitioner during a custody battle? Will the Judge even consider that info as valuable. For example ''in need of drugs''

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As long as you don't obtain the information by deceptive means (e.g. you can't pretend to be someone else to "friend" the other party to get access to their profile), then you can use their Facebook info as evidence. You will have to disclose your evidence in advance based on the deadlines set by the judge or by the rules.

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That sounds like VERY relevant information. I would expect most Judges would allow it in.

We can certainly help you consider and then pursue your options in your custody matter. This is obviously a very important matter, and you should not go in alone.

One of our attorneys can explain the issues and procedures better in person. As you can imagine, there is too much to cover via email. We offer free 1/2 hour consultations, in which we can discuss your matter in detail.

Please call us directly to discuss the specifics of your matter, or contact my assistant Alicia or my paralegal Jennifer to schedule your free 1/2 hour consultation.

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What are the release dates for Bass Champs - 2002 Skeeter Owners Event - 2.50?

What are the release dates for Bass Champs - 2002 Skeeter Owners Event - 2.50?
Bass Champs - 2002 Skeeter Owners Event - 2.50 was released on:

USA: 1 February 2007

Which is better karate or martial arts?

Which is better karate or martial arts?
Which is "better" is always a matter of opinion. There can be no distinction between the two options presented as they are the same thing.

"Martial Art" is a general heading that covers all methods of combat, and most experts distinguish it as a training of the warriors character and philosophy of life with moral codes as well as combative skills. "Karate" is sub-heading which has been used to identify several different entities including Chinese hand fighting ("Tang Hand" of the Tang Dynasty), and the Japanese as well as Okinawan versions as well as a generic term to refer to all methods of unarmed combat.

Even when comparing one particular Martial Art system, methodology, or curriculum to another, there is no way to determine one being "better" except as opinion and personal preference. The effectiveness of any Martial Art is dependent upon the quality of instruction, the dedication of the student, and the correct application in real-life self defense. A person may be really good in a specific system and another may be bad in another system. It doesn't mean one system is better than the other.

A buyer of my home backed out of the transaction. Am I legally required to provide the next buyer with a copy of that first physical inspect...

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A buyer of my home backed out of the transaction. Am I legally required to provide the next buyer with a copy of that first physical inspection report? The inspector was not hired by me. My duty is to disclose what I know of the property. I can't be responsible for the opinions of a person hired by someone else?

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Whether you provide it or not, you must disclose any information you have about the residence. Failure to do so is a basis for liability. I would not hide problems or issues. Tell them, even if you are not going to do anything to addres the issue. Then its their problem. Failure to disclose means it is still your problem.

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You are in a tricky situation. You are required by law to disclose everything you know that would "materially affect the value or desirability" of the property. That obligation is in addition to and on top of the list of disclosure items in the disclosure forms and statutes. You do not have to provide surplus or proprietary information specifically. Your listing agent/broker is under the same obligation. So the exact answer to your question is "no," you do not have to provide a copy of the report itself, but you ARE obligated to disclose anything in the report that would affect the value and desirability of the property. So you have kind of a Catch-22. You can provide the report, or you can go through and disclose everything in the report that is material. But if you choose to "cherry pick" from the report what to disclose, what you leave out must only be immaterial information. But if it's information that is immaterial, why do you care if the new buyer has it - why not just give them the report? Then there is the simple dynamic that if the buyer is dissatisfied with the house and is looking to make a claim against you, the first thing their lawyer will do is claim there was something in the report that was material that you failed to disclose. Then, right, wrong or indifferent, you're in a lawsuit with one strike against you.

What is the purpose of a monolog?

What is the purpose of a monolog?
A monologue is a comedic or dramatic piece that an actor recites to show a director how well they can show emotions and act without having to act off of anyone else. It also shows how well you can memorize long lines. It helps show your ranges as an actor.

In order to remove a name ona bank account (person deceased) is a short certificate required, or justover a certain dollar amount

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In order to remove a name on

a bank account (person deceased) is a short certificate required, or just

over a certain dollar amount

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I don't know what you are trying to do and cannot really answer the question. Any time a person has died, an estate needs probated for that person. That means that a personal representative will need appointed to administer the dead person's estate - basically pay their just debts and make sure that the property is transferred to the heirs as per the will or via state intestacy laws.

In most cases, if the person who died and someone else who is living had a joint bank account, then the money in the account remaining at death belong to the remaining living person. No short certificate should be required. The bank will want proof that the other person has died though. I am not sure why this would even be needed since the funds in the account can be accessed by the remaining person on the account.

To the extent that the estate of the person can reclaim any funds in the joint account, the bank may want a short certificate. This is given to the personal representative of the dead person's estate in order for the bank to turn over any property to the personal representative.