I have met every deadline and upheld my end of the agreement to the fullest.

There are some really nice looking floors under all this dirt and that kitchen will get an island, all new cabinets, a utility room added and french doors leading out to a deck. 30 days is a really tight time frame but I'm pulling out all the stops to meet the deadlines.

Give her a deadline, and if she doesn't comply begin the eviction process that day.

Review your grade school grammar and the meaning of words such as "will" "shall" "may" deadlines are clearer if you say 12:00 P.M March 10, 2016.

I use two methods on my employees, sometimes piece work and the others just pure deadlines. if they don't meet it, I just change them, so the fear of losing more work opportunities or not getting hired is present.

It files its own tax return (deadline March 15) but the return is only informational.

I also love a deadline.

Always make your assignee’s closing deadline earlier than yours in case they don’t perform and you have to remarket the opportunity.

I've called around and from my understanding, borrowing is essentially out of the question, so I'm on a deadline to get things on track or risk foreclosure...Ideally, I'd like to keep the property and salvage my credit but am exploring other options to try and stay ahead of everything.

I'm not sure how they do things in Illinois, but I'm guessing that any deadline to protest the 2015 property taxes has already passed.I'm also not understanding how you're coming up with $48,000 in personal property when the examples you cite are carpet, dishwasher, lighting fixtures, AC units, etc.