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I have had the same problem. Hang out with other friends, quickly fill up your lunch table, when she asks to hang out with you and your friends at break say, um sorry were doing something important right now. If she calls you, don't answer. If she invites you over, say no thanks. If she always asks to come over, say my mom/dad wouldn't want any company over today. Taking it to the extremes would be saying something like, "sorry my mom/dad hates clingies."

Alternatively, why not find a quiet time and explain to her that you need some time to yourself. If she is a friend, let's assume that you don't want to lose the friendship. Ask for some times when she won't bother you and agree when you will get together. This is far less hurtful than deliberate avoidance.

Try to understand that a lot of people who are clingy lack confidence. Getting the attention of a friend is a way of confirming they are wanted and worthwhile. Try to make sure you let them know you value their friendship even if you need time away from them.

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The heirs can request the records from the personal representative on their own but the representative does not have to comply. They could request that through the court if there is a honest reason for thinking the representative stole money from the estate. They can also visit the court and view the case file. They can check the account and the beginning balance listed in the inventory.

You seem to want to know if the person who was appointed the personal representative converted any estate assets and is guilty of theft. If you have a serious belief that they did you should speak with the attorney who is handling the estate or your own attorney. If you are simply fishing be advised that courts do not cater to family squabbling.

The heirs can request the records from the personal representative on their own but the representative does not have to comply. They could request that through the court if there is a honest reason for thinking the representative stole money from the estate. They can also visit the court and view the case file. They can check the account and the beginning balance listed in the inventory.

You seem to want to know if the person who was appointed the personal representative converted any estate assets and is guilty of theft. If you have a serious belief that they did you should speak with the attorney who is handling the estate or your own attorney. If you are simply fishing be advised that courts do not cater to family squabbling.

The heirs can request the records from the personal representative on their own but the representative does not have to comply. They could request that through the court if there is a honest reason for thinking the representative stole money from the estate. They can also visit the court and view the case file. They can check the account and the beginning balance listed in the inventory.

You seem to want to know if the person who was appointed the personal representative converted any estate assets and is guilty of theft. If you have a serious belief that they did you should speak with the attorney who is handling the estate or your own attorney. If you are simply fishing be advised that courts do not cater to family squabbling.

The heirs can request the records from the personal representative on their own but the representative does not have to comply. They could request that through the court if there is a honest reason for thinking the representative stole money from the estate. They can also visit the court and view the case file. They can check the account and the beginning balance listed in the inventory.

You seem to want to know if the person who was appointed the personal representative converted any estate assets and is guilty of theft. If you have a serious belief that they did you should speak with the attorney who is handling the estate or your own attorney. If you are simply fishing be advised that courts do not cater to family squabbling.

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I am not sure which state you are interested in, as the headlines will vary from state to state. Some of the national stories on page one that day included Alaska's effort to become a state running into problems ("Bill for Alaska Statehood Gets Senate Setback," said one newspaper, and another said "Senate Shelves Alaska Statehood"). Many newspapers covered the effort of supporters of Dwight D. Eisenhower to win him the Republican nomination for president (this was a recurring theme in numerous newspapers, with one headline about his political views reading "Eisenhower's Political Creed," another newspaper saying "Ike's Men Declare War on Old Guard," referring to some southern supporters who wanted the Republican party's 'old guard' to look at somebody new-- namely the popular General Eisenhower, and a third newspaper saying "Ike Leaders Say He Could Carry South," referring to the southern supporters who believed that if he were nominated, he would win in the southern states). There was also controversy about why U.S. troops were in Korea, with some in Congress demanding either a declaration of war or withdrawal of the troops ("Congress Action on Korea Asked"). Other headlines were local, such as big snowstorms (snow drifts as high as twelve feet on Cape Cod, in Massachusetts) or the need to build the Hartwell Dam in Georgia ("Speed is Urged on Hartwell Job").

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