This did thousands of dollars in damage and no depost could ever cover this. Even the best trained dog will have an occasional accident, I know because I have a dog but its my house.

But his name and his story would always be attached to the home, so whether I lived there, rented it, or tried to sell it, I just couldn't detach from this horrific story.

Then she received a settlement from a previous automobile accident.

I'm not sure exactly what to do since the town hall "wont let that happen".... however accidents do happen and I just like to be prepared.If anybody could advise me, I'd really appreciate it.Thanks!

Barring accidents of course.

"-what would our attitude and reaction be if some other country had this going on - it will affect the rest of the world even if it's only ever visible on our coastlines"Another country does have this going on, a British company had this accident.

It's been a couple of decades since I bought silver (got in on the Hunt Bros run-up, just by accident), but I liked bulk silver USA coins and one ounce silver art bars.They are easy to recognize and don't require assay.

The reason: horrible stuff can happen to otherwise moral people, all of which can completely trash a heretofore decades-old pristine payment history--accidents, uncooperative health insurance adjusters, sudden unemployment, expensive litigation, divorce with unsatisfactory terms, personal tragedies of all kinds, etc.Consider this: Credit scores, and the credit reports that underlie them, have become a kind of "Human Worth Quotient" rather than simply a flexible credit score.

I dont even know why I have it, other than for major medical, in case im in a accident or something.

well if you don't owe him money he cant lien it.. see if you can skip trace him and find next of kin and call them and say your concerned.if no show hire someone to finish it..hopefully he did not have an accident or something.. do you know where he lives go there first.