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• Ms. Ventry is a Legal Assistant, in training for paralegal certification, with diverse experience in varied areas of the law. She graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.A. in English and completed postgraduate work in book publishing at Radcliffe College. Ms. Ventry specialized in licensing and contract negotiations for such corporate publishing conglomerates as Simon & Schuster and HarperCollins. Her experience includes legal writing, contracts, editing/proofreading, discovery management, assistance in the preparation of legal documents, and legal research. She has been with the firm since March 2013.

• University of VirginiaB.A.Major: English

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#1 There is telemarketing, but then there is the "Do not call list" So you have to be careful there and not make a mistake or you will be sued. Cost is $11,000 per call for you as well as your employer.. . #3 Advertise in the local newspaper that you are now in the business of doing real estate.. . #4 You can direct mail to people in your city telling them you are in the real estate business.. . I suggest you market yourself by leaving the office and spending time in a area that you want to work and get to know the people that could be your future clients.

I wouldn't start with a letter. Especially if it's your sister. Writing a letter may seem impersonal and hurt your relationship. I would start by politely yet firmly asking her to leave. Give her 30 days to find another place and tell her she has until then. If that does not seem to work then draft up an eviction notice. you can find templates all over the internet. It's best to approach the situation as calmly and nicely as possible to avoid emotional turmoil.

My aunt wants me to write a letter to her boss. So how can I explain to her boss that my aunt is going to London from Aug 3 - Sep 10 for a vacation with 2 of her kids.. What should I write?.

I can change the way i am seen as the "sender" but I can't change my surname...any help?.

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