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  • I was going to stay out, since I'm just still a "newb" and my opinions don't count for shit. But you Dana and your friend are the prime example why women must be feared by men.

    Who the fuck do you think you are airing this personal shit on a public forum? You should be ashamed of yourself. This is not the place.
    Sounds like your friend needs to start listening to Dave Ramsey and get a fucking job.

    Your friend/client has a spending problem plain and simple. You and your friend are the prime example of what's wrong NOW in America- everyone wanting something for nothing.

    And poor Whoa. Making him come to Florida and all that shit. All he can do is try to get your friend to pay his legal expenses for a bullshit case, to which he will never see because your friend is flat ass broke.

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    • Originally posted by fordracing19 View Post
      Your an only child?
      yea, i'm an only child. the child that dana is talking about is my ex-step mom's niece
      Originally posted by Foxy90GT View Post
      jesus I almost stayed at work late trying to catch up on this!

      let me just say as a 22 year old girl living on her own since about 19, danay and her friend sound pathetic. I agree with everything the board members have said. Good thing I was raised better than to think anything was going to be handed to me in life.
      wow, not alot of women nowadays want to get away from the parents when they are still young. props to you
      Originally posted by fordracing19 View Post
      Tits or gtfo
      j/k
      Originally posted by poopnut2 View Post
      Need a roomie?
      lol

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      • Originally posted by whoatx5.0 View Post
        yea, i'm an only child. the child that dana is talking about is my ex-step mom's niece
        So the sister and brother in law about wrecking the S8?
        2015 F250 Platinum

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        • Originally posted by Palehorse View Post
          Just get a good lawyer and fight it man. Sounds like she isn't entitled to anything. Sad that it doesn't matter and the courts will let any BS lawsuit be filed. Definitely countersue.
          I have an attorney already. same one ive retained for over 10 years.
          Originally posted by Sean88gt View Post
          I bet. Funny how the dirty bitch 'did' sooooo much for you and is now trying to rape you.

          When I get the delorean done, we'll go visit your dad and handle this shit!
          woman didnt do shit for me.
          Originally posted by 347Mike View Post
          It is a shame you can't sue people for being a dumb shit. I would be a rich motherfucker.
          i know, right
          Originally posted by Thehead View Post
          i'll sell it to you for 30% lol!
          fucking lol. is that just a random pic or an actual pic or g/f, friend??
          Originally posted by built2layframe View Post
          I have serious questions here.

          Suing for what? 30% of what? I gather one side thinks the will allows for additional funding for... taxes? Or, all the bills? More than that?
          my understanding is she wants the taxes paid up current and wants the 11k monthly payments received again.
          the monthly payments never had anything to do with me from the get go

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          • Whoa,
            Take your time when you read this, as this should shed a little bit of light on your situation and I really hope this helps you out!
            Good luck man and I'm sorry that they are putting you through this after losing your father.




            Civil cases make up the majority of cases filed. The parties in a civil lawsuit are known as the plaintiff and the defendant. The plaintiff brings the lawsuit against the defendant by having his or her attorney file a complaint with a court. The complaint states what the dispute is about, why the defendant should be made responsible, and the remedy sought by the plaintiff, usually money damages. Another common form of remedy is an injunction, which bars a person from doing a specific act, either temporarily or on a permanent basis. The plaintiff is responsible for serving -- or having someone else serve -- a copy of the complaint, together with a summons, on the defendant. A summons is an official court document notifying the defendant that he or she must answer the complaint in writing within a specified period of time. In Florida, that period is 20 days. If the defendant does not answer in time, the plaintiff wins by default.

            The defendant's written response to the complaint is known as the answer. The answer admits or denies the allegations in the complaint. It also states any defenses to the complaint, such as if there is a lack of subject matter jurisdiction or the statute of limitations has already expired. The answer can also contain any counterclaims that the defendant has against the plaintiff. The counterclaims must relate to the plaintiff's complaint. The defendant cannot counterclaim about entirely unrelated issues -- that would be a different lawsuit.

            As any lawyer would say, an uncomplicated lawsuit is a rarity. Plaintiffs may sue additional defendants and bring them into the original lawsuit. Outside parties with a related claim may intervene under certain circumstances. Defendants may make counterclaims against the plaintiff, sue other third parties and bring them into the original suit, or even sue other co-defendants.

            In preparation for trial, parties often gather information from one another and from other sources. This process of information gathering is known as discovery. Discovery can take a number of different forms. Parties can request copies of documents from one another(such as your Wells Fargo bank statements); they can submit interrogatories, which are written questions the other party must answer under oath; they can request the other party to admit to certain aspects of the case, so as to reduce the number of issues to be litigated; or, they can conduct depositions, which are sworn statements by witnesses conducted in question and answer form.

            The vast majority of cases settle before the parties reach the courthouse steps. Sometimes the cost and effort required to prepare for trial persuades parties to reevaluate their positions and agree to settle. Parties may negotiate their own settlement or use some means of alternative dispute resolution to bridge their differences (see the Alternative Dispute Resolution Chapter).

            Another way a lawsuit can be concluded before reaching trial is through a summary judgment. If, after the complaint and answer have been filed, it is clear that there is no dispute concerning the facts, only the parties' interpretation of the facts, then the judge will make a decision by applying the facts to the law and grant summary judgment. However, if there is a genuine dispute about the facts in the case, and the parties are not interested in settling, they proceed to trial.

            In civil cases, the parties may have a right to a jury, depending on the subject matter. Juries in civil cases are usually made up of six people, plus alternates.

            The first step in a jury trial is jury selection, otherwise known as voir dire. During voir dire the attorneys, and sometimes the judge, ask questions of potential jurors in an attempt to gauge their capacity to be fair and impartial. Persons who demonstrate bias or whom the attorney believes will not be sympathetic to his or her client's case can be removed from the jury pool. This is known as a peremptory challenge. Each attorney has a limited number of peremptory challenges and cannot remove a prospective juror for reasons such as gender or race. After a jury is selected, the members are sworn in.

            Next come the opening statements. The attorneys for both sides tell the jurors their version of the case and what they intend to prove. The plaintiff in a civil case gives its opening statement first. Following opening statements, the plaintiff or prosecution proceeds with the evidence of their case. One form of evidence is witness testimony. The plaintiff or prosecution asks a witness questions under oath. This is known as direct examination. After the plaintiff or prosecution is finished, the defense is then permitted to ask the witness some questions. This is called cross-examination. After cross-examination, the plaintiff or prosecution may question the witness again. This is known as redirect examination. Evidence takes other forms such as documents, charts, pictures, audio or video recordings, depositions, and business documents such as contracts. After the plaintiff or prosecution has finished presenting its case, it is the defendant's turn. This time, the defense calls witnesses for direct examination and the plaintiff or prosecution conducts cross-examination.

            During presentation of both sides' cases, attorneys will make objections about what questions can be asked of the witnesses and what evidence can be introduced into the record. There are very specific rules governing what evidence is admissible. After both sides have concluded presenting their cases, the attorneys give closing arguments. In closing, an attorney summarizes the evidence presented and explains why his or her side should prevail. If a judge is deciding the case, he or she will render a decision within a certain period of time, usually 90 days. If a jury is deciding the case, the judge will instruct the jury as to what law must be applied to the evidence of the case.

            In a civil trial, the plaintiff generally must prove his or her case by a "preponderance of the evidence." In other words, the plaintiff must show that it is "more likely than not" that his or her version of the facts is true. Also, the parties in a civil case decide beforehand whether the jury must be unanimous in its decision.

            Both parties in a civil trial have the right to appeal a decision if they believe some error was made.
            Last edited by stangin4lyfe; 11-18-2010, 09:45 AM.

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            • Originally posted by fordracing19 View Post
              So the sister and brother in law about wrecking the S8?

              His fiancee and her bil I believe?, not sister dork
              Originally posted by Vertnut
              I'd run my junk through a waffle iron, if it makes you more "comfortable". LOL!

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              • Originally posted by stangin4lyfe View Post
                Whoa,
                I work with about 200+ attorneys, but most only have their license in this state, so I can only offer you so much.
                WOW you have done 200+ attorneys! I am impressed you are straight pimping.

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                • Originally posted by fordracing19 View Post
                  So the sister and brother in law about wrecking the S8?
                  brother in law

                  my wife/fiancee brother

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                  • Originally posted by DaisyDoesDallas View Post
                    WOW you have done 200+ attorneys! I am impressed you are straight pimping.
                    Reading comprehension owns you tiny tits.

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                    • Originally posted by Thehead View Post
                      in line as well.... hopefully Don wont see this. He will be getting his extention ladder out so that he can reach your tittays!
                      He is too busy watching midget porn, it makes him feel less insecure than regular porn.........

                      J/K love ya Don

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                      • Originally posted by stangin4lyfe View Post
                        Reading comprehension owns you tiny tits.
                        no sarcasm owns you

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                        • Originally posted by MutherjuggZ View Post
                          I currently support myself, my 3 sons ages 7, 9, 11, my 5 yr old niece and my sister and her husband and I am single.

                          ONE FUCKING THOUSAND DOLLARS?!?! That feeds my family listed above for a MONTH
                          damn thats alot of people in one house for an extended period of time

                          ahhh single, now we're talking! always a good thing!
                          Last edited by whoatx5.0; 11-18-2010, 10:06 AM.

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                          • Originally posted by 03trubluGT View Post
                            You know it's bad when a woman calls another woman the "C" word!
                            yeah.... the haymakers usually come out after that. Like that time my aunt called my mom a cunt slime whore. Best thanksgiving ever.

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                            • stangin4lyfe - yea ive been through all that. just going to let attorney's sort all this shit out

                              daisydoesdallas - they r on your tits! dont know you from shit but y that screen name? just curious

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                              • Originally posted by whoatx5.0 View Post
                                stangin4lyfe - yea ive been through all that. just going to let attorney's sort all this shit out

                                daisydoesdallas - they r on your tits! dont know you from shit but y that screen name? just curious
                                She likes chocolate dicks. nuff said.

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