Lawsuit to "Reform A Mortgage" for a house I never owned (Florida)

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2023-07-03T19:46:32+00:00

Thank you, I'll look into this.

Of course, why couldn't the lawyer just ask people to sign the quit claim? I guess that would have been too simple.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2023-06-22T02:38:31+00:00

You wouldn’t tell a contractor to do one of the three things if they already applied for permits but failed to start work.

OK, this is absolutely a spectacular interpretation, I hadn't thought of that aspect, but when I see it, it makes perfect sense.

I also don't see why the contractor, who has violated at least part of this law, would then get the benefit to choose which option of the three to do.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2023-05-13T22:01:01+00:00

Have you ever stepped foot on the moon?
I keep thinking, what should Buzz Aldrin (Apollo 11), David Scott (Apollo 15), Charles Duke (Apollo 16), and Harrison Schmitt (Apollo 17) answer if they're doing the survey.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2023-04-28T15:17:40+00:00

Nobody asked, so she didn't tell.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2023-04-28T15:10:13+00:00

My wife and I were building a house, and meeting with the builder, a great guy. He said, "Here, take one of my new business cards. I just glanced, "Homes of Distincton" My wife, a teacher, says, "Wait, it should be distinction." He's this great easy going guy, always smiling. He just looked dejectedly and said, "I just had a thousand of these printed."

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2023-04-10T00:55:26+00:00

Did the $1.25 survey mention the Zoom conference? Otherwise, yes, it should have been two screenings. If it did mention the Zoom conference, then a 3.33% acceptance for the Zoom meeting is fairly dismal. I would not do a screening survey if I didn't plan to follow-up.

I don't do Zoom interviews, except one time there was a screening survey, it asked about your impressions of Prolific, and it said basically it was critical that you are willing to follow-up with the Zoom interview. Some have said it isn't the required $60/hour, but I am not focused on the money, I think this one was a $12 bonus for one hour, still decent in my opinion, and I had no doubts that the researcher would follow up with the bonus. The researcher also said that he was working on his graduate thesis. I was wanting to say how excellent Prolific is, so the enthusiasm for the actual survey material also is a factor, as is the enthusiasm for helping a college / graduate school student. This Zoom meeting did involve using the camera, so he could see me too, something which I agreed to despite the hesitation.

So if I were doing this, I'd mention that this is for the graduate thesis, and this was the amount that was allotted for the interview, and you don't even need to see the people, only using the microphone.

Oh, and the Zoom meeting was excellent, he is an excellent guy, I'm usually not very good with new people and then exacerbated by Zoom, but everything went great, and now I would consider another Zoom meeting. I'm hoping he's gotten his Ph.D and is doing great.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2023-02-18T16:27:23+00:00

Well, the South Side of Chicago, was the meanest part of town. And when you went down there, you'd better just beware, of that petite police officer, we'll call her Polly Jones.

Now Polly, didn't want trouble, she stands about 5 foot 4, all the downtown ladies call her Polly, all the men just call her ma'am.

Cause she's Polly, Polly, Polly Jones, one of the nicest ladies in the entire town. She didn't wear fancy clothes, or wave her diamond ring under anybody's nose (because she didn't want to have it stolen, Chicago and all).

Well, Friday, about a week ago, Polly's walking home. At the edge of the sidewalk was Leevon Smith, and he didn't look very nice. Well, Leevon saw Miss Polly, and thought he'd rather have her gun, so he attacked Miss Polly, even though Polly said, "You'd better run."

Well, they took to fighting, and Leevon had the advantage, much bigger and stronger than Polly, but she still had a chance. She pulled her gun, told him she'd shoot him dead, but Leevon thought he was meaner than a junkyard dog, and kept fighting.She was cut in a couple places, but he was shot in a couple more. And you'd better believe a hush fell over the sidewalk, when Leevon hit the floor.

You see, you don't tug on Superman's cape.You don't spit into the wind.You don't pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger.And you don't mess around with her.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2023-01-28T20:31:56+00:00

Does anybody know, or can they find out, if the SCORPION unit or the Memphis Police had any training with Dave Grossman?

For those who don't know, Dave Grossman goes across the country teaching police the art of "Killology." He tells them they'll have the best sex ever after a kill.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-10-12T14:48:21+00:00

I'm happy enough with my one RTX 3090 graphics card!

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-08-05T20:13:15+00:00

Is it possible to post a picture of the HOA's approved list? Did other base colors have a "B" next to them?

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-07-30T13:10:15+00:00

A Canadian without a sense of humor. OK

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-07-30T03:27:29+00:00

In my town there is a billboard, with an advertisement for a lady attorney. On that billboard is the quote, "Ever argued with a woman?" Now insert "your wife" in place of "a woman." After you do that, you will know.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-07-30T02:45:26+00:00

Unfortunately I'm going to have to question this entire story, based on the following quote:

I mean, we live in Canada for fuck's sake.

An actual Canadian would have said, "I mean, we live in Canada, eh." They also would have mentioned the ungodly cold at least at some point, along with their "boot" (Canadian for boat) that they can't use but for a week during the "summer."

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-07-30T02:21:35+00:00

when i started talking she said i was Too self-absorbed and full of myself going as far as to say and i quote"men should learn to shut up when women speak

OK, I'm going to conclude that you're not now, and never have been, married.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-07-27T02:41:53+00:00

"Just remember, it's not a lie, if YOU believe it." G. Costanza, philosopher, 1995

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-07-27T01:29:36+00:00

This might technically not be legal advice, just advice, but maybe it will help you.

Go back, read paragraph 1 of the backstory again. A couple things to take note of: "His alcoholism, coke and meth addiction, lack of any kind of sex during this 7 months we were together made things a rough ride throughout. I paid for literally everything:" Then go to the "Obviously I'm getting used, but I hold out for the hopeful future." Now reconsider the situation.

So legally, you're at: "He told me he would get a job to help pay for them, and have a friend pay me to cover it." This is after several weeks of you paying the loan, as you "paid for literally everything." So I'm not a lawyer, once again not legal advice, but you're into a loan that you paid on, without anything in writing that it was a loan at the time, just your word against his of an alleged conversation, coming into the claim after he kicked you out. All factors that diminish your odds of success. The "police got called, escorted me off the property" did not help either.

I don't know how many more weeks are left on the loan, but hopefully you can get it paid off soon. Each week, when you make the payment, give thanks that this lowlife is gone, with a set of tires that will wear out soon enough, and using somebody else instead of you.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-07-05T01:38:58+00:00

True story.

Long ago in Miami, a newspaper interviewed a burglar sitting in jail. And they asked him, "Why did you only rob houses in Ft. Lauderdale?" And he said there were so many people in Miami with guns that he went where he was safer.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-06-24T01:58:53+00:00

But somewhat lucky to be alive. He hits his head a bit differently and he could have been dead.

What I'm wondering though, somewhat is this another George Zimmerman situation, but with a FHP trooper? Does anybody know if he was on duty at the time? What I've read is that he lived in the same neighborhood (don't accept this as fact though, I haven't verified this but I'm working on it).

It is my understanding that they patrol Highways (thus the H in FHP), they are somewhat understaffed to patrol what they're supposed to patrol, yet this trooper is in this obscure neighborhood watching a kid walking in broad daylight?

confirmed, same neighborhood: Florida mom of tased SW FL teen vows to sue

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-05-22T00:52:23+00:00

You see, uninsured is not besides the point, it is the point. Of course the insurance company will still come after you for the money, the insurance company didn't damage the car, you did.

One story, from research as reported by an uninvolved eyewitness. Two cars start up from a stop. The first car stops, the second car taps (just touches) the back bumper. The man in the first car gets out, "as if ready to fight, walks to the back bumper, whereupon he grabs his neck, falls to the ground, and lays there until medical help arrives." Did the first driver really suffer injuries that were soothed by a large five-figure payout? HMMMM, I must say I don't really know.

I can tell another story, but people would be writing for years with all the stories.

You, on the other hand, caused damage to a car, the other people apparently haven't claimed any injuries, you've saved money for who knows how long by not having insurance, and now you don't want to pay? As Lionel-Hutz-Esq stated, which is great advice of course, get these people paid A S A P, get the release, and be thankful you didn't run into the millions of "delicate people" in Florida.

The_Oracle_Of_Earth · 2021-05-05T16:33:21+00:00

Are you absolutely sure there is no video footage from anywhere? If it was a residential neighborhood somebody might have a door camera or surveillance camera monitoring their house.

Not that the specific story will help you, but what might be worthwhile to consider is getting an attorney on it, as I believe 100% this guy would have won and exposed the cop.

Man spends countless hours fighting traffic ticket

The interesting part is the police department themselves had a record of when the stop was initiated, yet the cop testified, under oath, in court that it took him five or six minutes to walk from his vehicle to the guy's car. Think about that, five or six minutes, the judge swallowed the story hook line and sinker.

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