An act of congress.
A mechanic's lien is a claim against a piece of real estate or, in some cases, a claim against a vehicle. If you've provided materials or services to improve a piece of real estate or to repair a vehicle, you can claim an interest in the property to secure your claim. The procedure for doing this varies from state to state and, particularly in the case of real estate, it is subject to technical legal requirements. Filing a lien when you have not complied with these requirements can cause you some serious legal problems and you could end up paying damages for slander to title and even end up being a target for criminal prosecution.
Please redress yourself; it is rude to take off your clothes in public.The people of our town are not happy with the current taxes, so I am here to redress the grievances of our citizens.
That's where circumstantial evidence comes into effect, it could go against you or it could not, only time will tell.
I went to the store to seek redress for the faulty product I purchased, hoping to get a refund or replacement. Redress means to address or rectify a wrong or grievance, often through compensation or restitution.
You would have to file an auto claim and a homeowners claim. The damage to your property could not be covered under your auto's liability coverage because an insured cannot be liable against themselves.
Redress through the courts means seeking a legal remedy or solution to address a grievance or harm through the judicial system. It involves filing a lawsuit or legal action to resolve a dispute or receive compensation for damages incurred.
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You cannot claim against his med insurance; you are not his 'spouse.' You might get medicaid if you are indigent or have children.Added: No information about a possible cause of the surgery is included in the question - HOWEVER - if the necessity for the surgery was caused by accident or injury you could file claim against the inusrance company of the causative factor.
I am not sure about US tax but in the UK you could claim a capital loss BUT only if you sell the stocks. (If you don't sell then in 10 years they could be worth 100000 dollars) Also in the UK you could not offset the loss against income only against tax on a capital gain (selling stocks at a profit).
The answer is 2 years in the State of Illinois, and most other states. Your state could have different limits.
The loan could be held as a claim against the estate. Such things can cause an estate to take many years to settle.
Depending on who was at fault, and the types of insurance involved, a lawsuit could be filed. The claim could be against another driver, insurance company or even the car manufacturer.