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Archive for December, 2009

Is it legal for someone who works via a contract to actually work without receiving a copy of their contract. Example: A Music Director in a Church works via a contract, and one and a half years have past and the Church still has yet to provide the Director with a copy of the signed contract.
The contract is a Written Contract.

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is there any legal documents on any gardiners in the state of maryland?? This is a great grand daughter of Thomas Percival Gardiner Sr. Who passed away November of 1994. If there is anyone out there with information on him, or his family and decendents i would greatly appreciate it if you would e-mail it to me.

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Parents moved to Maine, They left him here with me because of school, but now he doesnt want to leave. I dont know what to do I do not have any legal documents that says I am the legal guardian, What can i do?

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I’ve signed the contract. The bank told me my monthly payments. The lender/underwriters have backed out b/c the appraisal was high! What legal obligations are involved since I’m right on my end and the contract was signed saying that the bank is going to get the loan. I’m in limbo now with nothing to making payments to except outrageous payments of interest on a construction loan? Isn’t there something that can be done to push things along?

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The local Public Defenders office here in Florida has application for criminal indigent status to see if defendants qualify for a Public Defender and the applications are in both english and spanish…but they insist that the spanish form is to be used for translation purposes only and that the english version MUST be filled out because there’s a Florida Statute stating that when the application for indigent status is recorded (for public record) it MUST be in english. Do you know if this is true and what the Florida Statute number is?

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Examples would be:

A school that refuses to educate a child or puts conditions that the child or the child’s parents cannot possibly or reasonably meet as a condition of educating the student.

Another example would be if a state vocational rehabilitation office refuses to provide job training funding unless the client fulfills requirements that the client cannot possibly meet or reasonably meet as a condition of funding.

If a private company breached its obligations to its clients or customers, the name of the court action would be "Breach of Contract". What is the name of the legal term used to take action against a government agency for breaching or failing to perform its duties and obligations to the public?
I meant no education at all and not mearly an unsatisfactory one due to conditions beyond the control of the parents. Education is a specific obligation the government has towards children in every jurisdiction in the United States.

I was asking what is the term when mandatory obligations such as education are not met.

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