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Applying for a job. They want to see one. What is it?. It is an administrative type position, sort of. What is a business letter? What if I have never written one?.

And now the account is completely drained, and my mom barely even get hardly any of her inheritance. She talked to her attorney about suing my uncle and he said that it is hard to challenge a power of attorney in court. And, thanks to my uncle spending my grandmothers life savings, we can't afford to keep her in the nursing home, but only for a few more months, and she is going to have to live with my mom and I, who are not equipped to take care of her. Obviously, we can't afford an attorney since he spent all of the money, but is there some way that my mom and I can legally make him pay us back every dime he squandered on himself?

Okay, the author ALWAYS keep the copyright, not the publisher. Publishers purchase the "rights" to publish the book, and those rights will eventually return to the author after a specified time outlined in the publishing contract or whenever the book goes out of print, which seems the case here. If you want to try to purchase the copyright then you need to contact the author. If the author is deceased then you need to contact the author's estate. It's most likely they're going to say No, so you need a contingency plan. You can send them a proposal for an updated version of the book and see if they'll let it be published with you as a co-author or as a contributor.

Are people you KNOW sending you chain letters on your phone!? Or are these coming from strangers? No matter what the answer is, I just cannot believe how RUDE that is.

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