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The difference is that the person was originally invited to live there, so they do have a claim of residency.
A tenant recently allowed someone to move into his apartment as his caregiver.
This is the problem here, the person was invited to live in there in exchange for a service. This person now has a legal right to occupy the property and the eviction ...
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The bank has the legal right to refuse to do business with you. There are exceptions but "wanting to deposit 600k" is not a protected class.
The FDIC limit is 250k. Since the bank has chosen not to accept deposits larger than that, you need to split it across multiple banks or find a bank willing to take it.
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If someone sends you something that you did not request, that is "unordered merchandise", and under US law, can be treated like a gift meaning that you do not have to return the goods or pay for it. Under the circumstances that you describe, this is not classic unordered merchandise. The vendor simply has to claim (and prove) that you did order the ...
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Can people with low incomes qualify for free medical care (Medi-Cal)
in California regardless of their assets?
For some programs, but not others. The main exception, discussed below, is the Medicaid expansion component of Obamacare (a.k.a. the Affordable Care Act).
One of the exceptions to the general rule considering property is as follows:
The Affordable ...
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Usually, but not always.
In California, this is governed primarily by the Uniform Foreign-Country
Money Judgments Recognition Act. California Code of Civil Procedure §§ 1713-1724.
The general rule is that the judgment of a foreign court in a country with a legitimate legal system (like New Zealand), that had jurisdiction over the parties and the subject-...
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It depends in part on what you mean by "money". US $100 bills are a prime example of "money". Art 1 §10 Cl. 1 of the US Constitution says
No State shall ...coin Money; emit Bills of Credit; make any
Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts...
Under the constitution, only the federal government can "print money&...
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