Joe Mac
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Oh man I wish!
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Oh man I wish!
Tys1
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Damn, now I’m absolutely pissed that I spent $2k for a lawyer to change the name of one person on my will/trust. I’m sure that was a tough 15 minutes of work and that $1,900 of it is going towards the firm or some silly shit. I don’t know what I’m saying, I’m sure that’s not how it works and I’m still just really bitter. The bastard sends me a bill for $2k, I pay it and THEN he has the damn nerve to send me a SECOND bill for $30 to pay for the postage of the first bill, that fucker did not get paid for that one.
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Dtknuckles
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That mean is similar to my jobs mean, without that wide range.
Joe Mac
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Honestly if conveyancing/trust/estate work is anything like it is over here then it’s niggly, time consuming and full of official fees and costs. Most firms that I deal with make small margins off that work but keep it in rotation as it’s one of the most common entry points to using legal services for most people so it can attract and retain clients who may then have an involvement in a more lucrative area.
Space Wanderer
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Also, it is one of the areas (in the US) where formalities matter a LOT. There are no magic words or special tricks you need to know to enter into most sorts of contracts and make them legally enforceable (it is a matter of intent rather than the application of magic conjuring words), but when it comes to T&E courts are dead serious about observing the required formalities since by definition the testator won’t be around to explain themselves when the rubber meets the road. Plus it‘s a matter of state law, and each state’s rules and requirements are different.
Joe Mac
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Similar, and when real property is involved in the trust it involves changing the title too which is an exercise in drafting and then the associated legal fees. What on the outside seems like just switching a name is on the inside a pig!
Homelessness drains $15M from Rapid City, says mayor
Leaders meet to discuss homelessness
www.blackhillsfox.com
Here is an article published back on 10/1. It shows just how much leadership does not get the strain wage equality is on people.
In Rapid City, SD they have seen an increase in the homeless population in recent months. And it's becoming very politicized as mounting pressure is being placed on local government to fix this.
But once again how they are thinking about fixing the issue does not actually do anything to address the issue at hand.
Essentially it sounds like the solve is get them out of town. That's the mindset.
dhodo
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Seems like they are having a hard time understanding what the suffix -less means.Homelessness drains $15M from Rapid City, says mayor
Leaders meet to discuss homelessness
Here is an article published back on 10/1. It shows just how much leadership does not get the strain wage equality is on people.
In Rapid City, SD they have seen an increase in the homeless population in recent months. And it's becoming very politicized as mounting pressure is being placed on local government to fix this.
But once again how they are thinking about fixing the issue does not actually do anything to address the issue at hand.
Essentially it sounds like the solve is get them out of town. That's the mindset.
They do realize that approximately one third of all Americans live in poverty or with low-income. There is no "sending them home". They are here to stay.Homelessness drains $15M from Rapid City, says mayor
Leaders meet to discuss homelessness
Here is an article published back on 10/1. It shows just how much leadership does not get the strain wage equality is on people.
In Rapid City, SD they have seen an increase in the homeless population in recent months. And it's becoming very politicized as mounting pressure is being placed on local government to fix this.
But once again how they are thinking about fixing the issue does not actually do anything to address the issue at hand.
Essentially it sounds like the solve is get them out of town. That's the mindset.
TenderLovingKiller®
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He also referenced My Cousin Vinny and one of the other “lawyers” suggested Hugo Chavez (who’s been dead since 2013) is part of this sinister conspiracy to steal the election from Donald Trump. I would call this a clown show but but clowns have higher standards (and better dye jobs) than this disaster. This presser was somehow more ridiculous than the one that took place at the Landscaping garage between the crematorium and dildo store.
AnthonyI
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Wow, has Fox had enough of their illustrious leader, lol. I sense a little shade as well here.......
"A lot of people with impressive sounding credentials in this country are frauds. They have no idea what they're doing. They are children posing as authorities, and when they're caught, they lie and blame you for it. We see that everyday, its the central theme of this show and will continue to be."
"A lot of people with impressive sounding credentials in this country are frauds. They have no idea what they're doing. They are children posing as authorities, and when they're caught, they lie and blame you for it. We see that everyday, its the central theme of this show and will continue to be."
TenderLovingKiller®
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Yeah, Fox News, like most in the GOP, functions better as a minority opposition party than as the party in power. When your platform mainly consists of trolling the Left and white grievance, being out of power works in your their favor.
TenderLovingKiller®
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I mean the man co-starred in Rounders after all.
TenderLovingKiller®
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the internet is an incredibly dumb place sometimes.
wokeupnew
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I didn't know what this was going to be when clicking on it, but it reminded me two other things I hate about twitter.
Stuff just gets amplified because people talk about it.
"Why is xyz topic trending on twitter?" and then you click on the trend and it's literally all people asking "lol why is xyz trending on twitter?" *a screencap of trend* "Why is this trending?"
It's trending because you're tweeting about it!!
Also, "very funny" people like to dunk on bad conservative opinions by quote tweeting them. But all they are doing is amplifying those tweets and that bad opinion. It's madness. Just let those bad opinions die. I really, really hope come February, we stop giving a loud platform to bad things.
Both those points are not directly related to the quoted thread, but it's relative to twitter being mostly bad for incorrect quotes, facts and information.
Turbo
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The plot thickens... apparently hairstylists agree that what is dripping from Giuliani's head is probably not hair dye. Best guess is he applied mascara to hide his grey sideburn hair.
Also, I think it's great that the most verifiable topic of Total Landscaping II is being discussed in greater depth.
nationalpost.com
Also, I think it's great that the most verifiable topic of Total Landscaping II is being discussed in greater depth.
Hairstylists aren’t sure that was hair dye trickling down Rudy Giuliani's face
While Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer, sweatily spewed allegations of election fraud at a news conference, much of the attention focused on him... melting?
nationalpost.com
This is the sort of investigative journalism we need more of. The plot thickens indeed.The plot thickens... apparently hairstylists agree that what is dripping from Giuliani's head is probably not hair dye. Best guess is he applied mascara to hide his grey sideburn hair.
Also, I think it's great that the most verifiable topic of Total Landscaping II is being discussed in greater depth.
Hairstylists aren’t sure that was hair dye trickling down Rudy Giuliani's face
While Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer, sweatily spewed allegations of election fraud at a news conference, much of the attention focused on him... melting?