#Flick my bean registration#
Car registration is expired Aug 2015, but a notarized letter is required for daughter to renew.
Specific Issue #2: Mom, rehab, 2-3 weeks. Confirmation: daughter should fill out juror summons form, explaining relationship and mom's excuse, signing as self? Specific Issue #1: Mom is in rehab for the next 2-3 weeks, and has jury duty soon. Co-habitating adult daughter is SSA representative payee and receives alimony for mom. I've got about $2,700 each month after bills are paid and no debt/etc.īackstory: Mom is an addict and disabled. However I am concerned because typically the prior threads are discussing a compact & economical car <10 years old, as opposed to a 13-year-old, full-sized SUV with full-sized SUV maintenance and cost concerns.īudget concerns: I don't currently own a car. The question: should we keep this truck and drive it into the ground now that the repair has been paid for? That is what I've read previously on this subreddit. She is giving up the car and will sign it over to me until I'm comfortable with her driving again. For "follow-up" to the linked post, mom is being super cooperative and has admitted a lot of things that I like to hear her say and is making huge efforts. I'm just taking over financially now for good reason. Unfortunately my take-over occurs after bad decisions have already been made and can't be unmade. I didn't have anything to do with the purchase of this truck or its repairs. Transmission started acting funny, acted funny the whole weekend, and finally died an hour into the two hour drive home. July: I took it for vacation, two hour drive. Fuzzy on the details, but mom got it paid for by the dealer. She bought it "as is" from a local used car dealer.
May: Mom bought a 2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer with 140,000 miles for $4,500.
#Flick my bean update#
Update to last post available in comments. They damaged decorations, small improvements, and paint. Caused damage/destruction to a former employer's place of business (no law involvement, of course). I'm aware getting mail/actually residing in our house for 1.5 years gives them rights, which I don't want to violate. We were helping them get on their feet, that type of situation. In-house, non-separate single room with shared space in kitchen/etc. Tenant of a year and a half does not pay rent. The landlord is not required to give the tenant notice before filing an eviction suit. If a tenant fails to pay rent, the landlord may immediately take legal action to have the tenant evicted. Because they don't pay rent, we tell them to leave, then go to court and file for eviction immediately? Found here but not sure it applies to us without a lease:
0 kommentar(er)
