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 The check stub does not show the Stockton address, only the L.A.

And I am talking about all SIDES of media. Left, right, alt right etc etc !!!

Research seems to be geared toward those who are directly affected by Covid or Infected. What about Lay-Offs from shut downs, not health related? Can one still receive Unemployment?

If a check was mailed to a recipient / independent contractor, but it didn't clear [never cashed] do I still Issue the amount on form 1099-MISC ?

Contingency-Based Plaintiff Personal Injury Law firm makes a ($600+) payment to another Law firm on behalf of their Client, how does the 1099 reporting work/ which box?  Or after settlements, when attorneys pay out other attorneys? It's all very confusing.  Any insight would be appreciated..

When a Lien in a Settled, Personal Injury Lawsuit /Legal Case, for a Medical, Hospital or Healthcare Service Provider, is Paid-off Who is ultimately issued an IRS 1099-Misc Year-End Tax Form [for Reporting Income]: The Lien Holder/Funding Company or the Medical/Hospital/Healthcare Provider?

Last year my friend was almost evicted and fought the case, and ended up staying in his apt.

So, now it looks like the landlord may be trying to find a reason to evict again. Last month, he paid via money order, and the landlord claimed it caused a 10 day hold at the bank. Whether that is true or not, it isn't the same as writing a bad check or putting a stop payment. So what can he do besides getting a receipt? I was thinking of writing a letter with the details saying how he will comply but this is not his fault, and is solely upon the landlords request. Any ideas or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Example : If the bonus was $2,000 for one Quarter, but only $1,000 meets the exempt Law requirement, can the remainder carry over to the next quarter??

I’ve been renting my apartment for a little over 7 years. The apartment included a fridge, stove and dishwasher. My family is buying a new bigger fridge and wanted to give me their old one. So I would be trading my current fridge, which is an older white fridge for a bigger stainless steel Samsung fridge.

Issue is, If I give my Landlord the fridge back- it’s got 7 years of major wear and tear. I highly doubt it can be used for a future tenant, but that would be up to his own discretion. So, what should be the right course of action? Just give him back the old beat up fridge? I feel he would be insulted. Do O have to pay for the fridge damage? Should I let him keep the new stainless steel fridge if I ever move out?

Version 1

In and about the Parties entered into a settlement the essential terms of which were that I was to become current on all past due rent in the sum total of $5,047. Said sum was due and payable in certified funds and to be hand delivered to your office in care of your client by 5:00 p.m. on July 5, 2019. Said condition was a prerequisite for allowing me to continue my tenancy and remain in possession of the premises. That payment was made on time, thereby satisfying a condition precedent.

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The said parties, further stipulated as follows, “Defendants tenancy shall be reinstated if the following conditions are met: (1) Defendant shall deliver $5,047.00 made payable to (name) in certified funds personally delivered to (address) before 5:00PM by July 5, 2019.” Said condition was a prerequisite for allowing continued tenancy and remaining in possession of the premises. The specific instructions, by said method along with payment were precisely implemented and made on time, effectively satisfying a condition precedent.

A court ordered a money judgment settlement to you, in order to keep your house. You are instructed to make the payment in certified funds i.e cashier's check or money order. So you have the money and get a money order, you are about to send it and then you realize that the amount you purchased is off by TEN CENTS. Would you still send it anyway, return the money order and fix the amount by buying another money order or tape a dime to letter with the money order or any other idea (provide details)

It's my first time looking for an attorney, and I don't know what the preference would be. I know everyone is different , but for an initial consultation , how would I address him or her?

Landlord demanded Cash Only rent, but didn’t follow proper procedure to submit the request in writing.

See California Civil Code section 1947.3(a)(2)

I could’ve paid my rent on the 3rd day of notice with a check, but couldn’t get cash until the next morning. I accommodated Landlord and payed him in cash; He not only refused to accept my Full Cash Rent + Late fee, I am now being evicted , already being served the Unlawful Detainer.

Also, Landlord did not specify valid method of payment (Money Order ,Cashiers Check , etc) Or financial institution , on 3 day notice to Pay or Quit, has unlawfully requested cash without proper notice.

Believe me, I COMPLETELY understand the landlords rights regarding the '3 day notice', which is why i Was in my legal rights by providing the check before deadline. I feel like i was maliciously tricked into a Legal death Trap.

Side note, besides my full Rent + late fee, i Offered an additional month of advanced rent Cash in hand , Denied , As well.

Is this Valid?