• I'v had Stachybotrys Chartarum ID'd for two years in my bedroom ceiling and the Landlord disappeared.

  • I would be glad to assist you with this matter. A breach of a lease agreement can arise from different circumstances, including non-payment of rent,... failure to comply with contractual obligations, unlawful termination, failure to maintain the premises, unauthorized use of the property, or other violations of the agreed terms.

    The appropriate legal remedy will depend on the terms of the lease agreement, the nature of the alleged breach, the applicable law, and the actions already taken by the landlord or tenant.

    If you are comfortable sharing a brief summary of the situation—including your country/jurisdiction, whether you are the landlord or tenant, the relevant lease provision, what happened, and any notice or correspondence exchanged—I can help you identify the legal issues, possible remedies, and appropriate next steps.
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  • Yes. If you have a final civil judgment from Virginia and want to enforce it in Florida, Florida has a procedure for recognizing and enforcing... judgments entered by courts of other U.S. states.

    Generally, you would need to determine whether the Virginia judgment is final and enforceable, obtain the appropriate authenticated or certified copies of the judgment and any required supporting documents, and follow the applicable Florida procedure for recording/registering the out-of-state judgment. Once properly recognized, the judgment can generally be enforced in Florida in accordance with Florida law.

    The exact procedure can depend on factors such as whether the Virginia judgment is a money judgment, whether it is still enforceable in Virginia, whether the defendant has assets in Florida, and whether the judgment debtor may have grounds to challenge enforcement.

    If you share whether this is a money judgment or another type of civil judgment, whether the judgment is final, and whether the judgment debtor or their assets are currently in Florida, I can help you identify the appropriate procedure and documents to consider.
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  • 4232 form from the Usps change or correction your name. Your welcome!

  • Yes. Study the Irs form 1099a.
    Sign in Beneficiary signature.
    Put ac# or docket# in description box
    Your welcome!

  • What ever the court decides pay it.
    Don't pay anything or for anything in cash. You need receipts for court.
    Don’t argue with other parent near or in... front of child ever.
    When with your child, only love & understanding should be exhibited. Child is already going through the trauma.
    I Been Through This So These Suggestions Are More Street Law.
    You Must Always Be Aware Of Your Financial Contributions But Also Your Emotional Contributions. You Take Care Of You & Child Will Learn How Loving You Are. May God Guide You & Mother & Child To Peace & Resolution.
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  • I can't WFH as I did before my apt. got flooded by a burst pipe and my Landlord tried to bluff me and disavowed knowledge of the Mold that was tested... and ID'd but is ignoring the Judge's order to reduce my debt by $5K and remediate the breach according to LA County Code.
    What sort of help can you provide?
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  • Oh I had to do life time adjustments to my back. Cause of a reinjury to back at work. Right in the mist of the terminal my lawyer let me go. So I was... trying to see after four years can I circle back around?  more

  • I have a smiler situation here in Zambia, Now the HR department is not doing their job. They are trying to frustrate. Advise me

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  • I like to ask a question I fell on black ice at a church in Burlington Township and injured myself badly. Can I do I have the right to sue they stated... there was no salt to put down. The church is paying a company to take care of the grounds do I have the right to sue? Is it the ground keepers or the church? Your response would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.  more

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  • Good morning so true I always say to myself self focus and remember your health is your investment without your health you have nothing all the money... in the world does not take the place of your health that you have peace more

  • Nice affirmations

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  • According to your laws over there , you should report him to the sheriff and get him evicted. If it were to be in Nigeria, we give them notice to quit... then take them to court.  more

  • You will have to get a 30 day eviction on him unless his is abrusive then u can take out a restraining order an have him removed

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*UGBAH & Ors V. UGBAH (2025) SC*

On 4th July 2025, the Supreme Court delivered its decision in *Ugbah & Ors v. Ugbah,* a case that tested whether a wife and children can sue for maintenance, welfare, and education while the marriage is still subsisting — and without first filing for divorce.

*Key Highlights*
The Case: Mrs. Veronica Ugbah sued her husband, Mr. Patrick Ugbah, seeking money... for her upkeep, their children’s education, and alternative accommodation.

*The Objection:* The husband argued that such claims could only be made under the Matrimonial Causes Act (through a divorce or separation petition), not by a writ of summons.

*Lower Courts:* The High Court dismissed the objection, but the Court of Appeal struck out the case, insisting that only a petition under matrimonial law was proper.

*Supreme Court’s Verdict:* The apex Court disagreed with the Court of Appeal. It held that:

A wife does not need to file for divorce before asking for maintenance.

Children’s right to welfare and education is independent, enforceable, and not tied to divorce proceedings.

Courts must focus on substantial justice, not technicalities of procedure.

*Outcome:* The appeal was allowed, the High Court’s ruling was restored, and the wife and children’s claims were recognized as competent.

*Why It Matters*
This judgment underscores that:

Fathers remain legally bound to support their children whether or not a marriage is dissolved.

A wife can independently seek maintenance and support during marriage without being forced into divorce proceedings.

Courts will not allow technical rules to override the justice owed to vulnerable parties like wives and children.
 
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  • "A wife can independently seek maintenance and support during marriage without being forced into divorce proceedings."

    Does this mean in marriage, a... man is bound to provide upkeep/maintenance for a wife (I'm not talking about the children, here)? If so, it means Nigerian men will forever remain instruments of legalised slavery in the hands of Nigerian women. With this silly ruling it means a Nigerian wife may choose not to work, but depend on regular upkeep funds from the husband, while the husband overworks himself to death to fulfill that obligation. From all indications, this clause in the SC ruling suggests that the Supreme Court in Nigeria is still stuck in the woods. The law (especially this Nigerian law) is an ass more

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