17 Burst results for "L. L. C."
860AM The Answer
"l. c." Discussed on 860AM The Answer
"Yeah, well, certain parties don't agree with capitalism agreed. But luckily we do and you know, you know that of Socialist will never be able to make it in a capitalistic world. Capitalists will always make it. In the socialist world. Depends on what kind of rules and laws are being passed in a socialist government. I mean enough stupid decisions could Could force me to move to a place like believes. You won't believe, man. You know, I keep hearing beliefs. Okay, Well, it's just a name for for right now. I've never been to believe you've never even been there. I've never been there. Okay, Well, I'm planning on going there. I might go there soon. Take some pictures. I want to see what police looks like. Yeah, me too. Oh, no. Police is really is real if it really exists. Well, I've also heard that Uruguay has a very strong economy. So you're like, You're like stuff. That's pretty interesting. I like it. I might. I might. You know, if I'm going to go down there, it might make sense to hit a couple of countries. Hey, hey, listen, we got Evan on the phone is from media. I got a funny feeling. I know whichever this is What's up, Evan? Was that Larry, How you doing? It is who I think it is right? It sure is. Evans. This is so this is Evans Remember, this is one of our student liaisons. Who's an incredible, incredible coach, by the way, one of our coaches, So what's going on, Evan? So I have questions. I heard you guys talking about trusts. Uh and, um, what One is one of the things that people have. Especially parents have an issue with older older parents is relinquishing their assets before they pass away. They don't want to. I've heard this plenty of times and you guys probably have to where they don't want to. Sign over their house to their kids. They think their kids are going to kick them out. And it has probably happened before. You know when you're when you're 90 something years old. You don't want to have that feeling of, you know, my my kids going to kick me out? My question is when you put something in a in a trust And you're the beneficiary. Of it, can you Put in your will. At a Like a death triggered that when you die, the beneficiary becomes now your kid or whoever you want it to be so that you don't have to worry about them trying to to Benefit from your at your estate prior to your death. There's a really cool trick that I do. Which is which is if you have the beneficiary of your trust. Your l L. C Have the owner of the LLC, your Children and you are the managing member of the L. C. So now what happens is you you're the management. We all see they have zero control of this LLC. They have to. They have to follow K one. But there's no money going in the R C because the L. L. C is just the beneficial to trust all the money's going through the trust and the trustee. What I do. The trustee has my trust says that the trustees responsible for the taxes that he gets into and he gets all the money that comes in so So what we do. Is that way, the off season one by the kids. So now if I die, the LFC is owned by the Children, and it's kind of it's almost like the properties flow into the also, but they don't really Now the person who's in charge of the Yellow Sea or the one that I designate as the one in charge, if if I if I'm going if I'm the managing member, I say Okay, I'm going to designate my oldest son is the managing member. He now either appoints himself as trustee of the trust. Or you assign someone else to trust you to trust doesn't matter. So now the properties never even they never even transferred title and the kids now have them They can do whatever they want with them. It's as simple as, um, as it's the simplest and best way to do it without any taxes, tax consequences whatsoever. It's kind of a neat little trick. Can't you also have a, uh A successor trustee written right into the trust. Absolutely absolutely. You pass away. Somebody else takes it over Like, for example, your wife might take it right. Right. Exactly right then, upon her passing, it would then go to the Direction of the will, Right right and what's really neat about this, too, is even if you don't do that, So let's say I don't make the kids that the the the members of the L. C because I forgot or didn't get around to it. Whatever the situation is, and I am married. Any assets that I own, including the L L. C. Go to my wife. So now she can make those decisions on what to do with it as well. And if she passes away we go. If we pass away together, the kids now get it anyway, automatically. They have to work a little bit name to work a bit harder to do it to solve the problem, but they can't solve the problem. Is that the that shoot did that? Answer your question Heaven. Yeah, I think so. So, so, basically you have in your operating agreement. If you pass if you pass away, then a new a new managing member. Takes over. Exactly exactly. That's exactly right. All right, man, we're gonna see you tomorrow. Everybody wants to come in and see evidence, and he's like one of the greatest social as you've ever met. But we're gonna have to go into the stock option Sultan soon, aren't we pretty soon do we want to do with commercial first? We just came out of a commercial. We did. Okay. We usually only do one at the half hour. We could just do one. That's fine. Another one. Go ahead. No, I don't want to do a course I'll just.
Liberty Talk FM
"l. c." Discussed on Liberty Talk FM
"Um We were talking about this article from my news four dot com where in Nevada, there's a proposed bill that essentially would allow Tech companies to become governments and Governor Cecil Act who is sponsoring this bill named black Chains. L. L. C, a Zakes company that had committed to developing a smart city. In an area east of Reno after this legislation has passed. No. I mean this is an interesting proposal. I'm critical of it, but it's an interesting proposal. I don't know what the details are going to be, and I suspect the devil is in them, however, on its face Not opposed to the idea of okay. This entity wants to carve out a porch because it said earlier in the story that it would be treated as essentially a county so well, there's already counties all across Nevada. So what, Essentially they're proposing is that some company come in now. I don't know if it's restricted to Big Tech or if it's just any any corporation. But some company wants to come in, buy a piece of land and essentially carve it out from that county, meaning that it wouldn't owe taxes to that county. That's a big question mark that I have, because if that's the case, you better believe the county's They're going to rally against this right. They're not gonna want to lose. You know, if if Facebook is gonna relocate their campus as they call these these places from wherever they are San Francisco or Seattle or wherever Facebook is And relocated to Nevada. Then whatever county it is that they were going to relocate to is not going to want to lose that potential tax revenue Well, this article says the governor's Office of Economic Development would oversee applications for the zones, which would be limited to companies working in specific business areas. In favoritism. Yes, including Blockchain, Autonomous Technology, the Internet of things, Robotics. Artificial intelligence, wireless, biometrics and renewable resource technology. That alone sounds to me like it is, you know, unconstitutional. I mean, they're they're playing favorites. It's pretty obvious, and.
710 WOR
"l. c." Discussed on 710 WOR
"My wife and I a few years ago got a $1 million umbrella policy liability. And just curious if there is a certain networks where we should looked at adding to it the under two and three and four million as you go along, or were there certain ratio that you you kind of have a little come for? Well, it starts to get ridiculous when you get about five million The bargain is one million a couple of 100 bucks. You could buy one million umbrella. About above five million. You start to get ridiculous. Um I mean, I have found a 10 Million. That's decent. I think I've got 10 right now. But I also have the Dave Ramsey problem. I mean, if I bump into somebody, they're gonna be going. I'm okay. What's your name? Dave Ramsey. Oh, God, you know, And so all of a sudden, you know, it's like I got a big target on my bike. Right? So, um I wanna hadn't picked up an extra level of it. But I don't know that I would necessarily recommend that anything about five million what I do tell you to do when you get above the million Need. I mean, if you're starting to sit on the net worth of You know, north of 3 to $5 million and that kind of a thing. You're starting to worry me in dollars. Probably not enough. You really need to start looking at other risk management things you could do then, and that's starting toe put assets into Uh, LLC's and trusts and so forth. I personally do not own a single thing anymore. I don't even know my cars. My car's Aaron LLC's, and that's all from a risk management standpoint, that the owner of the car is the only person that could only on Lee entity that could get sued. If something happened. The individual only way I could get sued personally is if I had Committed a criminal act. And they could they could pierce it then, but but so like one of my farms is in one LLC. This building is in a trust on so I'm not. I don't personally own anything in that way. If someone falls over and one of those properties or something happens around one of those items there. They can. Only if you lost the lawsuit. They could only take the assets in that intensity. That's right. And you bring up the statement Risk management, which is huge, because you can work so hard to build wealth. But if you don't protect it the right way with an umbrella policy, which all that is, folks says it's another layer of coverage over your automobile in your home owners. And so it's just like an umbrella that you'd walk outside with its that extra layer of protection, and Dave said it. A million dollar policy is a couple $100 a year and so you can get that in place. But the L. L. C and the trust Dave are crucial things for people to get set up well, and what you're gonna find is is that when you get north of $5 million in net worth, if you're being wise and watching everything, there's two things to get. Start three things. You start to get very complicated your taxes your risk management portfolio, meaning you start buying things in the name of something else. And, uh, your state plan and the three of those things work together. You need to have the entities built in such a way that they serve the estate plan but also serve risk management. And so that that's where you know you're gonna start to spend some money on defense and on diligence, um, to keep the government's hands off to keep the target off your butt that kind of stuff, But You know in such a small dollar matter compared very few times, do I? What I suggest it would be highly unusual for me suggest more than $5 million umbrella umbrella only covers liability to it doesn't cover anything else..
710 WOR
"l. c." Discussed on 710 WOR
"Book Redefining Anxiety. What is What is not on how to get your life back. Gonna talk about that type of thing and talk about your life and maybe boundary issues or whatever else is going on in your family. He's here today with me, and we'll certainly take your questions about life and money. The phone number triple 882552 to 5. Mo is next in Belgium. Hey, Mo, how are you? Hey, Dave. Hey, John. How are you guys doing? I'm doing great. Good. How can we help it? Zamani based question. So sorry, John. The emotional things they're not necessarily with me. So the question but I have actually about. I started a business a year ago, and it's been doing OK with the Castro but I'm just asking about what it's the best way to invest my money. Like on what should I do? Just pay myself out there and do something with that, or Keep it in the business and investment, something else. Well, I You know whether there's three things that I invest in. I put money back into my business. I put money in mutual funds, and I put money in real estate. Do not know the real estate landscape in Belgium well enough to tell you if that's a good investment or not, you probably could tell me And and what types of vehicles you've got that are similar to mutual funds that you could get into. Yes, yes. So I actually, uh I don't know much about investing or anything. I actually know a lot about housing and really think housing is a good investment indulgence. Okay. I'm just, uh, just thinking about what should I keep the money in the business and buy buy houses from the business or put it on my There's no accounts on, pay the taxes on bed and then by the houses again. I don't know the tax implications there. But if all things are equal, I would have them separate from your business because you wouldn't want Your business to appear to be so wealthy that it became a target for lawsuits. And so I don't own any real estate inside my Ramsey solutions business. Empty solutions is actually a tenant of mine. On another another company that owns the building. And so, um, you know, you have your structure that way is typically good risk management to not have all your investments in one Entity on DAT would include, you know, separating your business from your real estate on D even with real estate. Once it gets to a certain size, I would have a different entity in the states. We use an entity called the N L. L. C for real estate. And I don't get it about 5 to $10 million worth of real estate into an LoC. And then I open another one because I don't want if someone sued us. They got hurt on the property or something. And we lost everything in that. L L c That would be all there is that they would get its limited to whatever that holds, and then the other buckets. The other LLC's, They're safe. They're protected from that. And so, um You know that That's just risk management. Once you get to a certain level of wealth that you spread around the target so that it sold a serious of smaller target's not a super large. Singular target. And so that's why I would not put it in the business again. I am not familiar with structuring stuff in Belgium that I would be known as clueless, but conceptually, you want to spread that risk around. Opened phones a triple 882552 to 5 Jeffs in Phoenix. Hi, Jeff. How are you doing? Well, Dave, how are you? Great. How can we help? Okay. Just want to get some feedback from you. The situation is My daughter finished finished her bachelor's degree. Back in the May she's been accepted into a graduate occupational therapy program. I've talked to the finance people there and run through the numbers stunt from financial modeling. And it looks like after If you consider the loan she would take and I would pay for the plus loans that she would pay had to take on the direct loans. The program is about three years long. Number show that given those factors in the interest On those loans. When she graduated, she would graduate. What about 88,000 of student loan loan debt? So the The fly in the ointment is she has a pretty good job right now. So she's considered the turn for a year. On this job. We concern conservatively estimate that she should be able to make about 60 to 70,000 year. Yep. And Um So we think after taxes and expenses, she live conservatively. She could have about 40 to 45,000. Hey, Viv. To apply toward the dead, not have to go in as much dead as she deferred a year. Your input on what your thoughts are should she just grabbed, start the program and bite it. The bullet or waiting and Uses chunk of money to pay for the program so she doesn't have to go into debt so much, Absolutely. Under no circumstances. Do you borrow money at all, any a penny of it for an OT program. Period, so The magic about an OT program is they make you feel like you were? You know, we scoured Earth. And you're the one we accepted you. And the reality is there is a ton of empty seats and a number of his graduate programs across the country, and the tide has turned in many, many, many academic programs where there's more seats than there are students. Which what does that mean? That means next year? That means the year after after she works her butt off for two years and decides this is really, really what I want to do. Then she saved up 80 grand and shouldn't go write a check and it's gonna be a painful check. She's gonna pay cash for that job. And then she's gonna walk out. And as an OT Dave, you may have seen different numbers, but we're talking 65 to 80,000 bucks a year. Being an OT depending on where you're doing the work, and so if she's doing it to make more money, or to quote unquote move up. She's already got a pretty good job. And so I'd really dig in as to why she wants to do that..
WBAP 820AM
"l. c." Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"Telling it all Republicans are bad. That way they can take us away his threat. There's something just like they did to the Jews back in 1941. Exactly. That's exactly what they're doing right now. So that way they can take over. I mean, it is It's classical. It's classical, exactly what they're doing right now. That's what Well, I mean, I I understand. I understand that that that narrative will be carried by the dishonest press. But again, um I think it sounds more insidious. You start calling them the enemy from within. And when violence is used against Republicans around and an innocent people around the United States by BLM in antifa, the media gives its blessings. The Democrats Socialist, one of the same give their blessings. And now they call Republicans the enemies. And they're gonna They're gonna all point back to June. 60. They, Ted Cruz tried to murder me. So any force I use against Ted Cruz and people who voted for him. That's permissible. I'm just defending myself. L. C would say. It sounds like to me the justification the same way. Hitler justified. Sending Jews to the ovens. 800 to 8 a W B A P A noted to wait a 92 7. This is the caliber of the people we're up against. My question is, why are they allowed to do this? Krystle Saito Show on WB AP The legend Rush Limbaugh. This is no longer Republicans versus.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"l. c." Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Know what makes me sick. You know what makes me so mad. I want a Bob for funnel cakes in a tub of hot all But Wilson asked me a hairdressing question the other night to duck in Yeah, that's your grandson was going on a date with a new girlfriend. And this girlfriend had money or family did and rut was hoping his grandson wouldn't act like a idiot being around rich people. No. And now the blue We should girl you ever dated a rich girl? And all the shutting. My brain was like the top 10 hit the iceberg. Memories come flooding the end. I scratch my chin should behead a couple times and I go Oh, yeah. Just for the record. It was not Pearl asking No. Him paper was pours church mice, But once when we were seniors in high school, me and Pearl broke up for about a month, and I took out Elsie carbuncle. Couple times. Little run. He just choked Only longneck. He goes. Wait a minute, girl. You dated one the carbuncle girls, and I'm like, Yeah. I don't know what she was going through. It's time. She must have been rebelling and needed a bad boy. I don't know, but apparently I fit the bill. They go. You was in the carbuncle house. She was the first girl I ever dated that didn't live in the house. It came with a redwood deck and skirting. I mean, she took me up to her room one time only a second floor. Had stairs in there, like, just like gone with the winds House. And her mama walked around the house in a dress and her shoe zone. Talk about rich. And I was like, I want to help not go, huh? I know it was like dating the Ewing. They were like Roddy, you go over to her house and drink out of glasses, Not plastic souvenir cups, not go and they had a long night. Not go washing the night. That's saying a lot to you. I still don't know. Run gold. Whatever happened to you and l. C. Said Peril decided to take me back and threatened to pull out else. His hair. How can you say no to a woman like that? Wake up America run.
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"l. c." Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"Margaret go into more detail on this tomorrow, but one of our assignments is to get a good governor candidate for governor of this recall goes forward. When he can't beat something with nothing. I gotta tell you, though, nothing would be better than Kevin Faulconer. So Kevin fucker is one of the names bandied about for the Republican candidate for governor. John Cox from 2018 is running again. There are number of other candidates in the wings. Former congressman Doug OC. Very big Trump Supporter co chaired Trump's campaign here is thinking about running. But Kevin fuckers in there because he needs a job. We have a new website out that warns voters and supporters on Faulkner's failures. It's called Faulkner Failures, Daughter Warg. If a U. L C O and eat our failures that organ Faulkner failure's not or g'kar here, the top failures that you need to know about and we're hoping you share this website email it texted posted on Social Media. Faulkner failures that order number one. Kevin Faulconer supports the green. You deal. Yeah. Faulkner is running on a record of imposing, uh many of the policies from the green new deal supporting the concept of the green new deal, including this notion that we have, uh mandates and higher costs of living and cost of operating higher. Government taxation. Oh, because they had to retrofit and regulate and mandate it'll destroy jobs and it Zane multi billion dollar increase. In the cost of living in San Diego, he implemented something called his climate action plan in 2015 over objections from Republicans and struggling small businesses. He thinks that local community should not have local land use decisions he supported SP 3 75. He's allowing through the climate action plan environmental groups to sue to stop job creation and imposed costly requirements on projects toilet to tap to force residents to drink recycled potty water. Hey, also came out in favor of the raid off of our road repair funds. This sandbag plan to transfer money from road projects to claim it change and high speed rail projects. Um and impose a congestion tax on drivers. And then, of course, Fokker in 2019 decided that government should take over energy. That we should push private energy companies out of business that government should take over utilities. He got a community choice aggregation program. Passed in San Diego. We will no longer beginning in the next several years, our energy from STG any It will be from the city of San Diego. And that will apply to the entire county s O. That's number one. Number two fucker supports tax increases. He supported a massive 40 year. Uh, tax hike to plug the city's budget deficit, and he grandstanded by saying that it was all for homelessness. It would solve homelessness. Not only did he raise taxes or try to raise taxes to plug the hole of the budget deficit for the labor unions for salary hikes and pension spikes, Faulkner was willing to line the pockets of billionaires in the NFL by supporting the massive tax for the Charger Stadium. He also doubled water rates during his time in office. So Maura money for the politicians higher cost of living with taxes. Third focus sided with Democrats to attack personal freedoms. Not only did he enforce the state home orders, here's a quote, stay at home orders will be strictly enforced, said Falconer. It's April 10th 2020. But then by June, June 8th when there were riots breaking out in our streets hears this one quote, Focus said by not implementing a curfew he intended to send a message of support. To the BLM protesters at CNBC. June 8th. Check out the website Faulkner Failures that award Faulkner failures dot org's F A. U L c O.
News Radio 920 AM
"l. c." Discussed on News Radio 920 AM
"Marginal Legal advice freak. Hello, Frank. Welcome to handle on the law. Oh, yeah, We're having all kinds of Layla's having problems today with her computer. I'm having problems with the phone. I welcome to technology. Oh, by the way, if anybody cares last night, I was watching Netflix. I was having all kinds of problems with Netflix that was going on and off. The end of the world is here. You know that, don't you? Considering all the buffering that was going on? It took me 5.5 hours to watch a half an hour episode. Yeah, it was a test of my patience. And you know me my patient. It's Mia. Patience is my middle name. Yeah. Exactly all right. All right. Uh, Linda, let's go to you. Hello, Linda. Welcome to handle on the law. Okay, So I was at a big box store. Um, very popular home Remodeling store, looking at some big heavy plastic decking and Had three colors, so I just barely touched one of them. And a pile of about 15 of those decades fell on my foot because they didn't have those secure posts that go in the front of the palate. There's little slots and they were taken out. 15 of them came crashing down on my foot of associate was there I showed him. I said they need to put these posts up here because look it, they all fell on my foot and already it was starting to bruise up. And so he talked to the manager. We made a report. And almost surprised the next day. They did call me to give me a case number and they said if they don't call by the end of this week, you give them a call. But I wanted to talk to you first. So I've been Holding off. I did go to the emergent care cause of pain was excruciating. By the time I got out of there, and sure enough, it is fractured. Okay, Okay, Fair enough. Are these wooden posts that came down on your foot? Well, actually, there is a big plastic decking is closed. Got it? Plastic decades. Very Clifford. Yeah, you know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, They're they're really heavy stuff. Yeah, All right. And your question is, do you have a recourse? Right? Well, um, yeah, they're gonna be calling. They told me the insurance adjuster will be calling this week. You know, Let me tell you before. Hold on. Hold on. You need a personal injury, attorney. Fractured foot. Yeah, that's pretty clear. This is a P I case on new you're talking about, you know, hard injuries. In other words, objective injuries. This is not a soft tissue. Ooh, I heard I've got pain in my back Whiplash, which is so subjective, uh, that It would hurt me more than it would hurt you. And then there's people that are stoic that go. Well, I'm never going to the doctor. And there are other people letter which is like I am. Oh, would I have to, uh, get it treated? You got an objective injury, and I mean it's not worth a zillion dollars. But it is it's compensated Ble s O go to handle on the law. Calm and look at one of our personal injury attorneys matter fact, I think the personal injury attorney actually is the first one up. And you you talk to an attorney. So you don't even answer it back. You don't wait for their phone call. You do nothing. Let the attorney do it all for you. Right. Okay. Yeah. Thank you. All right. You're welcome. Uh, that's how you do it. Joe. Hi, Joe. Welcome to handle on the law. Built the morning. Yes, sir. Um, I have a question that in November of 19, we opened the Dallas E in Las Vegas, Nevada. With a partner and we I put $30,000 in the LoC, Um, and the product of was Eric, a product and because of covet. We've had nothing but, you know, but like trying to move in in the merchandise, you know what I mean. When you say hair care product. I'm just curious. Uh, this has nothing to do with the law. The legal question or answer. But what kind of hair care product, you know, because I'm particularly interested in hair care products because I have no actually something that you might use a hair extension. No hair extension. Yeah, That's me and the attached right to the scalp, Right? Exactly. What? Okay? Okay, So, uh so we opened jealousy. Put $30,000 of my money. Um, and we haven't accounted chase and we got some credit cards. Obviously. Um for the LoC. Oh, so for the fast forward to now, We haven't moved very little of the merchandise. But this his gentlemen that I entered into the L, a city with a friend of mine. Um, he basically has charged $55,000 on the credit card. Most of the expense of the credit card is leaving expensive. Um, that a lot of adult pertain to yell. Let's see. Okay? Yes, and mingled his living expenses with business expenses. And I have a question. First of all I want out. I don't care that the finest $30,000 that's already gone anyway. Um, but I just don't want any replication. Alright. Are you on? Let me ask you. This one's easy, Joe. Are you on the credit card? As a signatory, you're responsible. Yes. Yeah, okay. And you want out and, uh and s O. You want out I'd want out to do you want to know if you can get out? Yes, very, very difficult. You can buy. Bye. Sinfully dissolving the LLC. You have the right to do that. Aziz, one of the shareholders and I'm assuming it's 50 50. So you have the right to just get then you'd lose your money. But you're on the hook for the $55,000. So the first thing you want to do is cancel that credit card. Mm hmm. And I mean right now, I mean, right now it's his credit card companies are open. 24 7. You cancel it. And if you're both on the if you're both on it, you simply tell the credit card company I'm off. I don't have any more responsibility, sending the email do whatever he can to put it on the record that you're done now A Zafar is a $55,000 is concerned. Yeah, it's religious Joe. Legitimate credit card that the L L. C ose, but It was you probably Here's. Here's the issue. And that is if it were the L. L. C that was guaranteeing the credit card. You could just dissolve. It doesn't matter. You're not personally responsible, but let me guess. You guarantee that credit card, didn't you? No, really. You're not responsible. Then the LLC let them sue the LLC. Just tell us see, I didn't know where you are. Okay. You'll have lost your $30,000 wrap up the LLC let them sue the LLC because that's a separate entity. So you're okay. You just lost your $30,000. Yeah. What is that? Any legal? Um uh, Anything the any laws that were broken by him by commingling is personal. And yeah, I mean, it's there is you could sue him. You could sue him, but it doesn't matter because because they're no one's responsible for the credit card debt. Except the L. L. C. Okay. And so there's no harm. No foul. Your fight on that. All right? Fair enough. This is handle on the law. Use radio 9, 21 047 F M..
WHAS 840 AM
"l. c." Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"Handle on the walk. Marginal legal advice where I tell you, You have absolutely no case. Oh, try to figure out which one I want to do, Gary. I wanted Tosu question. I just recent release Eve a letter demanding $10,000 or I would be sued for $10,000 over a claim that my dog's destroyed his carpet. Is it true ground? No. The first of all, it's not true. Okay, well, that helps. So what makes him think what makes him think that your dog destroyed the carpet. My wife and I told him our vacation home a couple of years ago, and he claims that right after he moved in the smell got to be terrible. That he couldn't take it anymore. And then he was so bad that he decided to wait over two years before he notified that. Oh, he's going. Oh, Gary, you could stop right there. Now you can stop right there. Now, you know, two years later, Finally, the smell got to me. Come on. I mean, who is actually the smell? Got to him in less than two weeks. All right, but he waited over two years. Wait a minute. Anything? How do you know the smell? Got to him? Did he complain about the smell? He complained about the smell two years later, Okay. No road. Okay, so I got, so that's my question. He said that he smelled the two years before correct. And now he's taking action. Two years later. Fine. You tell him I'll see you in court. I'll see you in court. Enjoy yourself. Make sure you're the doctor's note that your nose doesn't work. Yeah, You're fine. My feeling is that I shouldn't even respond to this. Oh, you have to respond. You know, you respond. No, you respond. You respond. You always respond. And you say no. Sometimes you ignore, but not in this case. You say you're crazy. Uh, if you want to go to court, I will defend. Let him know that you're going to fight this that you're not gonna roll over. Absolute. Let him let him know and say, Hey, you're gonna go to court you're gonna lose and you're the money that you have spent filing against me. You're going to lose, so okay. Let him know. Let him know you're gonna fight because that's I think that's important because you just You know, people make threats all the time. And there's a lot of bluster and they're hoping they're coming home. Maybe you'll give me back Couple of $1000 or maybe get some money and then it's a very different animal. When the note comes back saying you go pound sand, you know you can tell it A judge. Hello, Frank. Hello, Frank. Welcome to handle on the law. Do I not have Frank on? Okay. All right. I don't want that. I hang up on Frank. All right. We'll have Frank. Come back. Let's try it one more time. Chad. Let me see if I'm doing this one correctly. Hi, Chad. Welcome to handle on the law. Oh, yes, sir. My question is I started a Canada permit with a guy. We agreed on a certain amount that I was gonna put in. We signed documents. I had documents notarized. I thought I was going through the process with him. I saw that. No, l c. I put about $40,000 into the permit. Doing? Archaeology report Biology report All the stuff that the city wanted us to complete and then he started to get greedy and wanted more input than what we had agreed on. And so he kicked me out of the candidates permit and started to consult other people who had Interest in putting money into the permit, and I'm wondering, Do I have any kind of required? Okay, let me ask Now. The documents were all signed. The L. L. C was signed by both parties correct. Correct. Okay, Well, yeah. You gotta you straight out breach of contract. You put 40 grand in did the agreement. In fact, was it written that said that you were going to put the money into the permit process. Yes. Oh, that's easy. You gotta straight out. Breech. Assume, assume for breach of contract for the first of all for the $40,000. You sue him individually as well as the LLC. Now you see him individually because you're doing yourself on the L. L. C and then you go crazy on that is there in attorney's fees clause in the document. I did not set one of those up. Why? Yes. Why didn't you go to an attorney to write up a business contract? Where you We have that much money involved? Uh, because I was going through and he didn't want to put more money and because he was absolutely broke, and so he didn't want to get attorney involved. So that's what we just did. Notarized. That means we will notarize means nothing other than guarantees that you've signed the contract. And by the way, you don't need a notary. I've signed tons of business contracts over the years. I've never had a notarized A contract is a contract. All the notarization, does it say? Yeah, That's me, and it proves it. Excuse me approved that you so that means that means both kiss. So what you have is you have a lawsuit legitimate for breach of contract. And you get to pay for an attorney of which you will not get attorney's fees back because there was not an attorney's fees, claws and the reason there is not an attorney's fees clauses that you're an idiot for not having gotten an attorney for this, but, uh there's not much you can do except sue at this point for the $40,000. Uh And if you can somehow prove that he intended to screw you, then you have fraud.
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"You want out and Ah, yeah, and s o. You want out? I'd want out to, uh do you want to know if you can get out? Yes, very, very difficult. You can buy. Bye. Sinfully dissolving the LLC. You have the right to do that A zwah of the shareholders and I'm assuming it's 50 50. So you have the right to just get then you lose your money, but you're on the hook for the $55,000. So the first thing you want to do is cancel that credit card. Mm hmm. And I mean, right now, I mean, right now, since credit card companies are open, 24 7, you cancel it. And if you're both on the if you're both on it, you simply tell the credit card company I'm off. I don't have any more responsibility, sending the email do whatever he can to put it on the record that you're done now. Assed, far as a $55,000 is concerned. Yeah, it's religious Joe. Legitimate credit card that the L L. C. Ose, But it was you probably Here's Here's the issue. And that is if it were the l. L. C that was guaranteeing the credit card. You could just dissolve. It doesn't matter. You're not personally responsible, but let me guess. You guarantee that credit card, didn't you? No, really. You're not responsible. Then the LLC let them sue the LLC. Just tell us see, I didn't know where you are. Okay. You'll have lost your $30,000 wrap up the LLC let them sue the LLC because that's a separate entity. So you're okay. You just lost your $30,000. Yeah. What is that? Any legal? Um Anything. The any laws that were broken by him by commingling is personal. And yeah, I mean, it's Ah, there is you could sue him. You could sue him, but it doesn't matter because because they're no one's responsible for the credit card debt. Except the L. L. C. Okay. And so there's no harm. No foul. Your fight on that. All right. Fair enough. This is.
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"Legal advice Where I tell you, You have absolutely no case. Oh, try to figure out which one I want to do. Gary Hello, Gary. Welcome to handle on I wanted Tosu question. I just recent release Eve a letter demanding $10,000 or I would be sued for $10,000 over a claim that my dog's destroyed his carpet. Is it true ground? No. The first of all, it's not true. Okay, well, that helps. So what makes him think what makes him think that your dog destroyed the carpet. My wife and I told him our vacation home a couple of years ago, and he claims that right after he moved in the smell got to be terrible. And he couldn't take it anymore. And then he was so bad that he decided to wait over two years before he notified that. Oh, he's going. Oh, Gary, you could stop right there. Now you can stop right there. Now, you know, two years later, Finally, the smell got to me. Come on. Ah, I mean, who is actually the smell? Got to him in less than two weeks. All right, but he waited over two years. Wait a minute. Anything? How do you know the smell? Got to him? Did he complain about the smell? He complained about the smell two years later, Okay. No road. Okay, so I got, so that's my question. He said that he smelled the two years before correct, and now he's taking action. Two years later. Fine. You tell him I'll see you in court. I'll see you in court. Enjoy yourself. Make sure you're the doctor's note that your nose doesn't work. Yeah, You're fine. My feeling is that I shouldn't even respond to this. Oh, you have to respond. You know, you respond. No, you respond. You respond. You always respond. And you say no. Sometimes you ignore, but not in this case, You say you're crazy. If you want to go to court, I will defend. Let him know that you're going to fight this that you're not gonna roll over. Absolutely let him let him know and say, Hey, you're gonna go to court you're gonna lose and you're the money that you have spent filing against me. You're going to lose, so okay. Let him know. Let him know you're gonna fight because that's I think that's important. Because you just you know, people made threats all the time, and there's a lot of bluster and they're hoping they're coming home. Maybe you'll give me back Couple of $1000 or they didn't get some money. And then it's a very different animal. When the note comes back saying you go pound sand, you know you can tell it to a judge. Hello, Frank. Hello, Frank. Welcome to handle on the law. Do I not have Frank on? Okay. All right. I don't want that. I hang up on Frank. All right. We'll have Frank. Come back. Let's try it one more time. Chad. Let me see if I'm doing this one correctly. Hi, Chad. Welcome to handle on the law. Oh, yes, sir. My question is, I thought the Canada permit with a guy. We agreed on a certain amount that I was gonna put in. We signed documents. I had documents notarized. I thought I was going through. The process with him. I saw that l c. I put about $40,000 into the permit doing the archaeology report Biology report all the stuff that the city wanted us to complete. And then he started to get greedy and wanted more input than what we had agreed on. And so he's kicking me out of the candidates permit and started to Consult other people who had Interest and putting money into the permit, and I'm wondering Do I have any kind of required? Yeah. Okay. Let me ask Now. The documents were all signed. The L. L. C was signed by both parties correct. Correct. Okay, Well, yeah. You gotta you straight out breach of contract. You put 40 grand in did the agreement. In fact, was it written that said that you were going to put the money into the permit process. Yeah. Oh, that's easy. You gotta straight out. Breech. Assume, assume for breach of contract for the first of all for the $40,000. You sue him individually as well. The LLC Now you see him individually because you're doing yourself on the L. L. C and then you go crazy on that is there in attorney's fees clause in the document. I did not set one of those up. Why? Yes. Why didn't you go to an attorney to write up a business contract? Where you We have that much money involved? Because I was going through and he didn't want to put more money and because he was absolutely broke, and so he didn't want to get attorney involved. So that's what we just did. Notarized. That means we will notarize means nothing other than guarantees that you've signed the contract. And by the way, you don't need a notary. I've signed tons of business contracts. Over the years. I've never had a notarized. Contract is a contract. All the notarization does is say, yeah, That's me, and it proves it. Excuse me approved that you so that means that means bupkis. So I what you have is you have a lawsuit legitimate for breach of contract. And you get to pay for an attorney of which you will not get attorney's fees back because there is not an attorney's fees, claws and the reason there's not an attorney's fees clauses that you're an idiot for not having gotten an attorney for this, But there's not much you can do except sue at this point for the $40,000. And if you can somehow prove that he intended to screw you. Then you have fraud. And that kick said No, a whole new you an entire new areas, So that's the bottom line on that one. All right, Linda. Hi, Linda. Welcome to handle on the law..
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"Kinds of Layla's having problems today with her computer. I'm having problems with the phone. I welcome to technology. Oh, by the way, if anybody cares last night, I was watching Netflix. I was having all kinds of problems with Netflix that was going on and off. The end of the world is here. You know that, don't you? Considering all the buffering that was going on? It took me 5.5 hours to watch a half an hour episode. Yeah, it was a test of my patience. And you know me my patient. It's Mia patients is my middle name. Yeah. Exactly all right. All right. Uh, Linda, let's go to you. Hello, Linda. Welcome to handle on the law. Okay, So I was at a big box store. Um, very popular home Remodeling store, looking at some big heavy plastic decking and They had three colors, so I just barely touched one of them. And a pile of about 15 of those decades fell on my foot because they didn't have those secure posts that go in the front of the palate. There's little slots and they were taken out. 15 of them came crashing down on my foot of associate was there I showed him. I said they need to put these posts up here because look it, they all fell on my foot and already it was starting to bruise up. And so he talked to the manager. We made a report and almost surprised the next day. They did call me to give me a case number and they said if they don't call By the end of this week. You give them a call, but I wanted to talk to you first. So I've been holding off I did go to the emergent care cause of pain was excruciating by the time I got out of there, and sure enough It is fractured. Okay, Okay, Fair enough on are these wooden posts that came down on your foot? Well, actually, there's a big plastic decking is closed. Got it lasted decades. Very Clifford. Yeah, you know, I ve finished. Yeah, Yeah. No, no, They're they're really heavy stuff. Yeah, All right. And your question is, do you have a recourse? Right? Well, um, yeah, they're gonna be calling. They told me the insurance adjuster will be calling this week. You know, Let me tell you before. Hold on. Hold on. You need a personal injury, attorney. Fractured foot. Yeah, that's pretty clear. This is a P I case on eating you're talking about, you know, hard injuries. In other words, objective injuries. This is not a soft tissue. Ooh, I heard I've got pain in my back Whiplash, which is so subjective. Uh, that, uh, it would hurt me more than it would hurt you. And then there's people that are stoic that go. Well, I'm never going to the doctor. And there are other people letter which is like I am. Oh, would I have to, uh You know, get it treated. You got an objective injury, And I mean it's not worth a zillion dollars, but it is. It's compensated Ble s O go to handle on the law dot com and look at one of our personal injury attorneys matter fact, I think the personal injury attorney actually is the first one up and you you talk, Tomo attorney So you don't even answer it back. You don't wait for their phone call. You do nothing. Let the attorney do it all for you. Right. Okay. Yeah. Thank you. All right. You're welcome. Uh, that's how you do it. Joe. Hi, Joe. Welcome to handle on the law. I built the morning. Yes, sir. Um, I have a question in November of 19. We opened the DeLacy in Las Vegas, Nevada. With a partner and we I put $30,000 in the LoC. Um, and the product was Eric, a product and because of covet. We've had nothing but, you know, but like trying to move in in the merchandise, you know what I mean. When you say hair care product. I'm just curious. Uh, this has nothing to do with the law. The legal question or answer. But what kind of hair care product, you know, because I'm particularly interested in hair care products because I have no actually something that you might use a hair extension. You know, Hair extension? Yeah, That's me and the attached right to the scalp, Right? Exactly What? Okay, Okay. So so we opened the LSE Put $30,000 of my money. Andrea Pino, the Kama cheese and we got some credit cards, obviously, um, for the jealousy. Oh, so for success forward to now. We haven't moved very little of the merchandise. But this is gentlemen that I entered into the L. A city with a friend of mine. Um, he basically charged $55,000 on the credit card. Most of the expense of the credit card, his living expenses. Um, that a lot of adult pertain to yell Asi Okay? Yes, and mingled his living expenses with business expenses. And I have a question. First of all I want out. I don't care that the five years $30,000 that's already gone anyway. Um, but I just don't want any replication. Alright. Are you on? Let me ask you. This one's easy, Joe. Are you on the credit card? As a signatory, you're responsible. Yes. Yeah, okay. And you want out and, uh and, uh, s o. You want out I'd want out to do you want to know if you can get out? Yes, very, very difficult. You can buy. Bye. Sinfully dissolving the LLC. You have the right to do that. A zwah of the shareholders and I'm assuming is 50 50. So you have the right to just get then you lose your money, but you're on the hook for the $55,000. So the first thing you want to do is cancel that credit card. Mm hmm. And I mean, right now, I mean, right now, since credit card companies are open, 24 7, you cancel it. And if you're both on the if you're both on it, you simply tell the credit card company I'm off. I don't have any more responsibility, sending the email do whatever he can to put it on the record that you're done now. Assed. Far as a $55,000 is concerned. Yeah, it's religious Joe. Legitimate credit card that the L L. C. Ose, But it was you. Probably Here's Here's the issue. And that is if it were the L. L. C that was guaranteeing the credit card. You could just dissolve. It doesn't matter. You're not personally responsible, but let me guess. You guarantee that credit card, didn't you? No, really. You're not responsible. Then the LLC let them sue the LLC. Just tell us See, I did not put him then you are okay. You'll have lost your $30,000 wrap up the LLC let them sue the LLC because that's a separate entity. So you're okay. You just lost your $30,000. Yeah. What is that? Any legal? Um Anything that any laws that were broken by him by commingling is personal. And, yeah, I mean, it's Ah, there is you could sue him. You could sue him, but it doesn't matter because because they're no one's responsible for the credit card debt. Except the L. L. C. Okay. And so there's no harm. No foul. Your fight.
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"Is handle on the walk. Marginal legal advice Where I tell you, You have absolutely no case. Oh, trying to figure out which one I want to do, Gary. Hello, Gary. Welcome to handle on the law. Hi. Yes. I wanted Tosu question. I just recent release achieved a letter demanding $10,000 or I would be sued for $10,000 over a claim that my dog's destroyed his carpet. Is it true ground? No. The first of all, it's not true. Okay, well, that helps. So what makes him think what makes him think that your dog destroyed the carpet. My wife and I told him our vacation home a couple of years ago, and he claims that right after he moved in the smell got to be terrible. That he couldn't take it anymore. And then he was so bad that he decided to wait over two years before he notified that. Oh, he's going. Oh, Gary, you could stop right there. Now you can stop right there. Now, you know, two years later, Finally, the smell got to me. Come on. I mean, actually, the smell got to him in less than two weeks. All right, but he waited over two years. Wait a minute. Anything. How do you know the smell? Got to him that he complained about the smell. He complained about the smell two years later, Okay. No road. Okay, so I got, so that's my question. He said that he smelled the two years before correct. And now he's taking action. Two years later. Fine. You tell him I'll see you in court. I'll see you in court. Enjoy yourself. Make sure you're the doctor's note that your nose doesn't work. Yeah, You're fine. My feeling is that I shouldn't even respond to this. Oh, you have to respond. You know, you respond. No, you respond. You respond. You always respond. And you say no. Sometimes you ignore, but not in this case. You say you're crazy. Uh, if you want to go to court, I will defend. Let him know that you're gonna fight this that you're not gonna roll over. Absolutely let him let him know and say, Hey, you're gonna go to court you're gonna lose and you're the money that you have spent filing against me. You're going to lose, so okay. Let him know. Let him know you're gonna fight because that's I think that's important because you just You know, people make threats all the time, and there's a lot of bluster and they're hoping they're coming home. Maybe you'll give me back Couple of $1000 or they didn't get some money. And then it's a very different animal. When the note comes back saying, you go pound sand, you know you can tell it A judge. Hello, Frank. Hello, Frank. Welcome to handle on the law. Do I not have Frank on? Okay. All right. I don't want that. I hang up on Frank. All right. We'll have Frank. Come back. Let's try it one more time. Chad. Let me see if I'm doing this one correctly. Hi, Chad. Welcome to handle on the law. Oh, yes, sir. My question is, I thought it a Canada permit with a guy. We agreed on a certain amount that I was gonna put in. We signed documents. I had documents notarized. I thought I was going through. The process with him. I saw that l l see. I put about $40,000 into the permit doing the archaeology report filed report. All the rest of the city wanted us to complete. And then he started to get greedy and wanted more input than what we had agreed on. And so he kicking me out of the candidates permit and started to consult other people who had Interest in putting money into the permit, and I'm wondering. Do I have any kind of request? Okay, let me ask Now. The documents were all signed. The L L. C was signed by both parties. Correct quick. Okay, Well, yeah. You got that straight out breach of contract You put 40 grand in did the agreement. In fact, was it written that said that you were going to put the money into the permit process. Yes. Oh, that's easy. You gotta straight out. Breech. Assume, assume for breach of contract for the first of all for the $40,000. You sue him individually as well. The LLC Now you see him individually because you're doing yourself on the L. L. C and then you go crazy on that. Is there an attorney's fees clause in the document? I did not set one of those up. Why? Yes. Why didn't you go to an attorney to write up a business contract? Where you We have that much money involved? Uh, because I was going through and he didn't want to put more money and because he was absolutely broke, and so he didn't want to get attorney involved. So that's what we just did. Notarized. I mean, we went notarize means nothing other than guarantees that you've signed the contract. And by the way, you don't need a notary. I've signed tons of business contracts over the years. I've never had a notarized A contract is a contract. All the notarization does is say, yeah, That's me, and it proves it. Excuse me approved that you so that means that means both kiss. So what you have is you have a lawsuit legitimate for breach of contract. And you get to pay for an attorney of which you will not get attorney's fees back because there is not an attorney's fees, claws and the reason there is not an attorney's fees clauses that you're an idiot for not having gotten an attorney for this, but there's not much you can do except sue at this point for the $40,000. Uh, And if you can somehow prove that he intended to screw you Then you have fraud and that kick said no. A whole new you an entire new areas, So that's the bottom line on that one. All right, Linda. Hi, Linda. Welcome to handle on the law..
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"Wlw My count. It's Saturday midday. Hey, just thought about two minutes until the news and we'll get to the calls After that, just dubbed tailing on what L C announced this week about the commission. To study the media. Get this. A pair of Duke professors are calling on the incoming Biden administration to establish a new commission aimed at combating misinformation. Now both of these, yea hoo professors free stride hippies from the sixties. Probably they both suggested the possibility of new laws after the Biden administration begins to govern and keep in mind. They have everything. They got the presidency. They got the house. They got the Senate. Anyway, it goes on to say a pair Do. Professors are calling on the incoming Biden administration to fight misinformation with an approach that would quote consider all possible options. You know, it's truly scary. A little fact politic Fact founder Bill Adair and fellow Duke professor Philip Napoli. Called for this commission to combat misinformation. In an op ed piece published in male during the same week, and that was this week. I think a OSI did her thing. It was Instagram Post. I think she did it on Wednesday. But this op Ed came out this week on the heels of a OSI's proposal to rein in the media. These two professors expressed the hope that President elect Biden and his administration would be able to tackle the spew of lies and violence with the help of a 1.2 Million Duke University fact checking program that brings together journalist developers and academics. Boy, we need them and you know they'll be fair academics. I'll give you both sides of it. But that's what they want to do. I'm telling you people they're coming after us. They're coming after our first Amendment right to free speech anyway. Got to take a break for the news, but we get back your calls Mike Allen Saturday midday. Did you see that spy film where the British.
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"Morning. This is handle on the law. Marginal legal advice Where I tell you, You have absolutely no case. Come on, Frank. Hello, Frank. Welcome to handle on the law. Sorry. This house is more. Do I not have Frank on Okay. All right. I want that I hang up on Frank. All right. We'll have Frank. Come back. Let's try it one more time. Chad. Let me see if I'm doing this one correctly. Hi, Chad. Welcome to handle on the law. Oh, yes, sir. My question is I started a Canada permit with a guy. We agreed on a certain amount that I was gonna put in. We signed documents. I had documents notarized. I thought I was going through. The process with him. I saw that. No, l c. I put about $40,000 into the permit doing the archaeology report Biology report all the stuff that the city wanted us to complete. And then he started to get greedy and wanted more input than what we had agreed on. And so he's kicking me out of the candidates permit and started to consult other people who had Interest and putting money into the permit, and I'm wondering. Do I have any kind of required? Okay, let me ask Now. The documents were all signed. The L L. C was signed by both parties. Correct, Correct. Okay, Well, yeah. You gotta get straight out breach of contract. You put 40 grand in did the agreement. In fact, was it written that said that you were going to put the money into the permit process. Yeah. Oh, that's easy. You gotta straight out. Breech. Assume, assume for breach of contract for the first of all for the $40,000. You sue him individually as well. The LLC Now you see him individually because you're doing yourself on the L. L. C and then you go crazy on that is there in attorney's fees clause in the document. I did not set one of those up. Why? Yes. Why didn't you go to an attorney to write up a business contract? Where you We have that much money involved? Because I was going through and he didn't want to put more money and because he was absolutely broke, and so he didn't want to get attorney involved. So that's what we just did. Notarized. Let me notarize means nothing other than guarantees that you've signed the contract. And by the way, you don't need a notary. I've signed tons of business contracts over the years. I've never had a notarized A contract is a contract. All the notarization does is say, yeah, That's me, and it proves it choose. We approved that you So that means that means bupkis. So what you have is you have a lawsuit legitimate for breach of contract and you get to pay for an attorney of which you will not get attorney's fees back because there is not an attorney's fees, claws and the reason there is not an attorney's fees clauses that you're an idiot for not having gotten an attorney for this, but, uh There's not much you can do except sue at this point for the $40,000. And if you can somehow prove that he intended to screw you. Then you have fraud. And that kick said No, a whole new you an entire new areas, So that's the bottom line on that one. All right, Linda. Hi, Linda. Welcome to handle on the law. Uh, let me try. Try that again with Linda. This is you know what? This is not working. My telephone on this one is that look is not working. So, Jake, if you would pick this up from here, God, I love technology, uh, on his land available. Okay. Uh, Fair enough. Nelson. Hi, Nelson. Welcome to handle on the law. Bill. Okay, Here's the story. About six months ago, I signed a lease with a roommate. I have a job. He is an architectural grad students. The least, is one of these things where we are both individually responsible for 100% of the rent. Important piece of information which will become relevant in a moment is that I am definitely afraid of covert. I have family members that I need to Iraq with are all super high risks. I've been living in a Anyone bubble Grosso, your delivery the whole shebang. About three months ago, my roommates school went completely virtual. So of his own accord. He decided screw it. I don't need to live here anymore. I'm gonna go back and live with my parents out. Continued to pay the rent and be responsive until about three days ago. When all of a sudden he suddenly decided, sort of out of the blue that, uh, this is intolerable. I shall not pay the rent. One more minute. I want to subway I told him that because of the covert risk that maybe we can revisit in a couple of weeks, depending of vaccines, But I'm absolutely not introducing other purple person into the bubble right now, with the skyrocketing infections. Um and I had the advantage that I had actually read the least. Which says there are no sub letters. He basically said, I don't care about your medical issues. I'm going to go to the building and demanded stuff. Letter. I told him Good luck with that. Yesterday. I got an email from the building, saying their roommate told us that you're okay with signing a document dissolving the lease and letting him off of the lease and bringing in a new roommate. Please sign this, So I told them the Anatomically impossible thing they could do with that new lease document and they did. They did retreat on that. But I guess my question then is While this guy is clearly no legal genius, I assume eventually he's gonna figure out that you can just start writing checks. Annalise. So my question then is two. Fold A in that event. Am I correct in assuming that I will then have to pay 100% of police and go after him? Small claims court will I will eventually win. Then be more importantly, from the cove in perspective. Is there any circumstance or either he or the building and force another roommate on me either? Maybe through the building depicting him finding, Okay, That was a great questions. And this is where I started the show with a case of first impression on and based on Cove it and and your your decision to leave the, uh, leave the property. Now let me get this correctly. Because I was trying to write your name and part of the story. You are not paying the rent at this point or you are. We're right now. We're both paying the rent. Okay? He's all right. So if you're both paying the rent, he simply doesn't want to pay the rent. What does he care? He has He has a place that it's all hits. So I'm a little confused. I'm there. He left. So 00 you are there in the apartment, Okay, And he's a and I'm a little confused. You're the one that's frightened of the covert issue, and he's the one that's left. Correct. Well, I guess the issue is so several months ago before cases has skyrocketed. All right. You know what I got? This is what you hold on a second. Nelson. This is a little bit more complicated, and we've got some issues here. So let me put you on hold and I'll bring you back which I never do. But I'm going to do that. So you know, don't go away at this point. In the meantime, let me tell you everybody about Lifelock. The increase and remote work at home we're talking about that has coincided with the targeting of smartphones and tablets on you got fishing and malware attack so much more and every day we put our information at risk.
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"It's the UK health care. John Calipari shows we roll into the second half coming up at the top of the hour Amenities stations. It's BB and radio with their and Hedrick, UK football wide receivers Coach Bamboo Night will join him and then the debut the Kyra L. C show at 7 30 Eastern time as the women have knocked off back to back ranked opponents, Cal. I don't know if you got to see any of their wind yesterday, but Ryan Howard played a little Can you top this with Dante Allen? She got 33. She was in the gym today. She probably expected me to go over and hunger. But, you know, I'm just to be honest. I'm trying to stay away from everything are The protocols have been so good. I'm watching and I'm so happy for the women and I was talking to somebody about Matthew Mitchell, who, you know, just a great guy who I missed. But coach is doing a great job. And those girls have you know they're women who are coming together and I just couldn't be more happy for him. But she was. She was in the gym today with us. She's always hung around with us question from Chris on social media To get you to talk about the reaction on the bench is Dante was hitting those shots for those guys that you said Bruiser went with six guys down the stretch, but the guys on the bench we're going crazy for Dante. And they did the same thing against transit. I mean, it was the same exact and I told them I said, you know, guys. That talks about what type of person you are. You knew that was gonna help us win and you want him to have success? They poured water on him like it was champagne after. I mean, we got a good group. This has been hard on these kids and I have to make sure Uh, you know, in in Be about them. And, um, you know, this is this is one of those ones that what I'm learning about myself. Not just as a coach is a man. Going through these struggles going through this quote, crisis. How do I deal? How do I leave? What do I do? And to make sure that I stay on point with them. Let me let me give you this, Um We grade. Game. My possessions so as a staff We go through the tape possession. My possession. We graded a B C, d E or A B C D E F Great. You get one. Um, if you perfect execution in a basket you get today. If you break down You don't do your job defensively and may scorch enough. If you don't do your job, and they don't score you probably getting a C or D. If you do everything perfect, but they score you get a B. We go through the whole game possession by possession. Degraded Now what you found out. We graded pretty good in the first half. And you know we were fine. But with two minutes to go. And when those those overtimes That grating. We only had Re breakdowns in 12 minutes. That's why you want And it took double overtime. Think if we had thinking of Devon didn't chase down that big kid, and he makes that basket. Would probably lose. Or he doesn't dive on the floor in the boulders squirt out. It's our ball, and they don't make a three How's your effort? Put again the execution of what we were doing. Really showed through their their spirit. Toe win. Did you imagine? They played to win with all the stuff circling. Like to put dirt on the on the casket. These kids. Just said no. We're playing to win verses. Playing. Not to lose, You know, it's kind of like football. Prevent defense. What? What is it Prevent Tom prevents swimming is the old saying Yeah, In the same when you play that way, you just want the clock to run out. Just trying to get you playing not to lose. Well, you know, historically, our teams how we play and how we fight and we're getting closer, but I'm telling you this game coming up against Vandy. They're going to take 30 threes. Now what do I usually say? It would teams do that, Tom. They hit about 18 years, pat him on the back and See you next time, right? Yes, Ze if they're willing to take 30 to 35 threes Then you gotta make sure you got hands up. You've got to make sure that they're contested. You're gonna make sure long rebounds or yours. And let me remind our fans of this In the last five or six years. Three different coaches now. Andy has had double digit leads on us in the first half. And our fans will this back on saying whoever is going to this gig to borrow, Don't sit. Please stand and will us Just keep with these kids because you know what, then these playing Like it's a Super Bowl, and they come out every time we play them, their execution and their shot. Making ability in the first half is like nothing. They made eight threes. Last year We were down 14 at Vandy, Do you remember? Oh, yeah. And all because in and then all of a sudden the pressure the will to win the competitive spirit all the sudden we take over that game. But I'll tell you, they're playing, Um, Scotty's kid. Buddy Pippen. His son is averaging over 20 a game playing smart. They're doing good stuff defensively that makes them different. So with it being a quick turn With the Navy experienced team like ours. You can't give him too much, but you got to say, guys, Here's the differences of what they do, but they're good. They played good teams. They played well and it's gonna be a really hard game for us. Couple collar standing by the Clarks publish up phone line will get to those When we come right back. You.
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"l. c." Discussed on Liberty Talk FM
"The titling process, Okay, And the way you do this, it's a little bit of a you know, it's clergy, right? Like you gotta you gotta work at it. You get a corporation like an L. L. C. And you issued this corporation specifically for the purpose of owning the car. And it does nothing else on Lee thing the corporation does. There's a corporation that you can get from the state of New Mexico, where there's no name associated with the corporation look, meaning that when you register the corporation, they don't know who Is the owner of it, which is an interesting thing, right? So now you have a corporation named, you know, Kick ass car number one or what? You know, whatever. And then you Sign your car over to the corporation. And then you get the title registered in the corporation. You go through the title process. But then once it's in this corporation's name If you then want to sell the car, you just sell the person the corporation because what is the corporation is what's called a Bearer LLC, Meaning that the person who physically bears the certificate is the owner of that. L L C. And so then, if I want if you wanted to sell me that car, you would just tell me the corporate papers and give me the keys and the title to the car. And then I own all of that, And the government has no idea that the sale has happened. The government has no idea what the amount of the sale wa so there is a way to do that under the current system, But I do like the idea of moving towards a Blockchain here and that's we're talking about like what's coming in the future. What sort of things that we want to see? Not necessarily that it's gonna happen in 2021, but you know what we want I mean, we don't know how fast these things can happen, because look at how fast uber developed sure, but that the reason why uber developed so quickly was because they didn't ask permission right like they just went out. And they said, Well, we're not a taxi company. We're doing things differently. Boom. Here's what we're doing, and there's the title company thing. You're competing with the government. In that case, we could continue here Moments. You talk a lot. Hi. I'm just seeing him from Oakland, California and I have been driving with lift for one year when I'm not driving with lived. I work full time nonprofit in San Francisco. Driving the lived helps me out financially. I use it to get ahead and some of my bills. I love that I that I'm able to manage how much money I could make in When I'm behind the will. I'm in charge. I know the city and I know how to take care of my passengers,.