Comments for Online Forms for Health, Dental, Insurance, Legal, Form A Insurance, Taxes http://getonlineforms.com Your Source for all your Form Needs Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:10:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Does anyone know where I can find CA listing agreement forms and other commercial real estate forms? Thanks!? by SndChaser http://getonlineforms.com/does-anyone-know-where-i-can-find-ca-listing-agreement-forms-and-other-commercial-real-estate-forms-thanks/comment-page-1#comment-3253 SndChaser Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:10:23 +0000 http://getonlineforms.com/does-anyone-know-where-i-can-find-ca-listing-agreement-forms-and-other-commercial-real-estate-forms-thanks#comment-3253 Sadly the forms that are used most are copyrighted creations of the California Association of Realtors, so we can't disseminate them... My local association won't even sell the forms to non-licensees. It's pathetic what these organizations feel the need to do to "protect" the income of their members. Sadly the forms that are used most are copyrighted creations of the California Association of Realtors, so we can’t disseminate them… My local association won’t even sell the forms to non-licensees.

It’s pathetic what these organizations feel the need to do to “protect” the income of their members.

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]]> Comment on Maryland law issue need help? by cyanne2ak http://getonlineforms.com/maryland-law-issue-need-help/comment-page-1#comment-3115 cyanne2ak Sun, 29 Aug 2010 12:32:47 +0000 http://getonlineforms.com/maryland-law-issue-need-help#comment-3115 You are stuck. It doesn't matter that there was a verbal agreement at all. The verbal agreement won't hold up because it doesn't stand up to the Statute of Frauds. I suggest you pay up. You are stuck. It doesn’t matter that there was a verbal agreement at all. The verbal agreement won’t hold up because it doesn’t stand up to the Statute of Frauds. I suggest you pay up.

]]> Comment on Maryland law issue need help? by hexeliebe http://getonlineforms.com/maryland-law-issue-need-help/comment-page-1#comment-3114 hexeliebe Sun, 29 Aug 2010 11:34:43 +0000 http://getonlineforms.com/maryland-law-issue-need-help#comment-3114 Not only should you be charged with Insurance Fraud, you can also be sued for recovery of the $5,000, legal and court costs. The situation is quite clear, you breached the agreement with the medical provider regardless of what excuse you now use to justify the spending of monies you were not entitled to have. Not only should you be charged with Insurance Fraud, you can also be sued for recovery of the $5,000, legal and court costs.

The situation is quite clear, you breached the agreement with the medical provider regardless of what excuse you now use to justify the spending of monies you were not entitled to have.

]]> Comment on Maryland law issue need help? by jonmm http://getonlineforms.com/maryland-law-issue-need-help/comment-page-1#comment-3113 jonmm Sun, 29 Aug 2010 10:38:30 +0000 http://getonlineforms.com/maryland-law-issue-need-help#comment-3113 Using money that is not yours, and that you have already agreed in writing to pay directly to someone else, is called theft. I suggest you find a way to pay them whatever they ask. If this goes to court, you will be found guilty. Criminal charges could also put you in jail if this goes to your district attorney. Using money that is not yours, and that you have already agreed in writing to pay directly to someone else, is called theft. I suggest you find a way to pay them whatever they ask.
If this goes to court, you will be found guilty. Criminal charges could also put you in jail if this goes to your district attorney.

]]> Comment on Does anyone know the statue of limitations for real estate disclosure forms in the state of OHIO? by Hoopfan http://getonlineforms.com/does-anyone-know-the-statue-of-limitations-for-real-estate-disclosure-forms-in-the-state-of-ohio/comment-page-1#comment-3100 Hoopfan Sat, 28 Aug 2010 10:15:10 +0000 http://getonlineforms.com/does-anyone-know-the-statue-of-limitations-for-real-estate-disclosure-forms-in-the-state-of-ohio#comment-3100 If you can prove that the seller knowingly concealed defects in the house, then the statute of limitations does not apply. However, this may not be as easy as it sounds. First, the law regarding real estate transactions in Ohio is caveat emptor ( buyer beware). The seller is only obligated to disclose latent defects, or defects not readily discovered through a reasonable inspection. And the seller must allow a potential buyer an unimpeded opportunity for inspection. For example, if you see some puddles in the basement, the court would view that as a trigger for you to do a further inspection before purchasing. If the seller tries to block you from doing any further inspections, then they could be held accountable for concealment. You don't specify what exactly you were lied to about, so I can't give you any more info other than that. You should probably consult an attorney. Good luck If you can prove that the seller knowingly concealed defects in the house, then the statute of limitations does not apply. However, this may not be as easy as it sounds.

First, the law regarding real estate transactions in Ohio is caveat emptor ( buyer beware). The seller is only obligated to disclose latent defects, or defects not readily discovered through a reasonable inspection. And the seller must allow a potential buyer an unimpeded opportunity for inspection.

For example, if you see some puddles in the basement, the court would view that as a trigger for you to do a further inspection before purchasing. If the seller tries to block you from doing any further inspections, then they could be held accountable for concealment.

You don’t specify what exactly you were lied to about, so I can’t give you any more info other than that. You should probably consult an attorney. Good luck

]]> Comment on Need Advanced Real Estate Forms For FSBO Seller.? by GreaseMonkey http://getonlineforms.com/need-advanced-real-estate-forms-for-fsbo-seller/comment-page-1#comment-3046 GreaseMonkey Wed, 25 Aug 2010 10:27:34 +0000 http://getonlineforms.com/need-advanced-real-estate-forms-for-fsbo-seller#comment-3046 You need to contact a real estate attorney. I personally would not sell without an agent, though. Too much liability and work to save 5-6% on a house you probably have a lot of equity in. You will have to pay an attorney as well. There are too many buyers around these days just looking for a lawsuit. Gets worse every year. Good luck. You need to contact a real estate attorney. I personally would not sell without an agent, though. Too much liability and work to save 5-6% on a house you probably have a lot of equity in. You will have to pay an attorney as well. There are too many buyers around these days just looking for a lawsuit. Gets worse every year. Good luck.

]]> Comment on i accidently broke my laptop? by Steven G http://getonlineforms.com/i-accidently-broke-my-laptop/comment-page-1#comment-3000 Steven G Sun, 22 Aug 2010 10:45:34 +0000 http://getonlineforms.com/i-accidently-broke-my-laptop#comment-3000 It depends, if you have home insurance and which company. If you have USAA, then its covered under their "All other Perils" if it was broken by an accident (not by the mother-board frying etc. . . ). Call your insurance company and ask. It depends, if you have home insurance and which company. If you have USAA, then its covered under their “All other Perils” if it was broken by an accident (not by the mother-board frying etc. . . ). Call your insurance company and ask.

]]> Comment on i accidently broke my laptop? by AzeriBoy http://getonlineforms.com/i-accidently-broke-my-laptop/comment-page-1#comment-2999 AzeriBoy Sun, 22 Aug 2010 10:44:13 +0000 http://getonlineforms.com/i-accidently-broke-my-laptop#comment-2999 If you have a warranty they may fix it for you, but if you broke it beyond repair, and want a new one, it will only be if they except your claim, which usually means there was an error on their part, if you broke it and can't prove it had a factory-related problem, don't bet on it. If you have a warranty they may fix it for you, but if you broke it beyond repair, and want a new one, it will only be if they except your claim, which usually means there was an error on their part, if you broke it and can’t prove it had a factory-related problem, don’t bet on it.

]]> Comment on i accidently broke my laptop? by ravanzini http://getonlineforms.com/i-accidently-broke-my-laptop/comment-page-1#comment-2998 ravanzini Sun, 22 Aug 2010 10:32:24 +0000 http://getonlineforms.com/i-accidently-broke-my-laptop#comment-2998 If you had it insured, them you might be able to. However, if you went into a random insurance agency (say, for home/auto insurance) and told them you wanted a new laptop, they'd probably just laugh. If you had it insured, them you might be able to.

However, if you went into a random insurance agency (say, for home/auto insurance) and told them you wanted a new laptop, they’d probably just laugh.

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