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  Our attorneys have worked in mid-sized downtown Minneapolis firms and in small offices both in the Greater Metro area and in outstate Minnesota. As a group, we have in excess of 40 years of experience in the areas of the law we practice.

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She is violating the FDCPA with the lies she is telling you.. . It is NOT up to "you" to provide validation, it is up to "them" to provide it. . You "do not" have to pay them first for them to provide validation, they must provide it whether you pay or not if you request it in writing.. . Generally telephone bills fall under the UCC for goods and services (utilities) with a 4 year collecting SOL that starts from the last payment to the account before the account is charged off. Whether you go by the UCC or your states open SOL statutes, you are far past the collecting SOL for both if it has been since 1997.. . They cannot legally place that account on your credit reports since it has been longer than 7 years. If they do, they would illegally be reaging the account.. . Many collectors like to use the "final notice", or similar, tactic so they can bypass the "first 30 day" FDCPA law. By doing that they make it harder for a person to hold them to that law and cease all collection attempts until they provide validation.. . Include in your validation request that the letter you received on xx/xx/2007 is the first contact you have received from them. (having that in writing in your validation request would put it on them to prove that they have previously dunned you - which they more than likely cannot do). If you did not receive a letter but a phone call, by law they have 5 days from that phone call to send you a notice concerning the debt. If they fail to provide anything in writing within those 5 days, include that fact in with your validation request.

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Um, you didn't specify what you need to know!. . In the US, a patient who is capable of making decisions (now there's a tricky legal concept!) is able to accept or refuse ANY medical care.. . In the absence of such ability, the choices of a proxy, previously designated by the patient, will be followed. After proxies and family have been eliminated, I'm not positive, but it seems that the medical community would make decisions by committee, unless someone objected, in which case, a judge would.. . Says a lot about the value of an Advance Care Directive. Do you have one? (No one in my family goes to the hospital for even minor reasons, without looking theirs over and making any changes they feel are necessary. "Got a toothbrush? Slippers? Health care proxy?). .

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I want to chnage my name, and I was told that I didnt have to go to court to do so. And that I simply just did it through social security, by getting them to change my name legally.. . Is this true.? and if so , how does all of this work? time it takes? any information you can give me on this Please..

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