Hey Dennis.I would make sure I know exactly my cost of living, including medical insurance (at least until we get our free insurance from Pres.

Certain expenses are deemed to be immediate and heavy, including: (1) certain medical expenses; (2) costs relating to the purchase of a principal residence; (3) tuition and related educational fees and expenses; (4) payments necessary to prevent eviction from, or foreclosure on, a principal residence; (5) burial or funeral expenses; and (6) certain expenses for the repair of damage to the employee's principal residence.

Unlike the medical profession (where professionals must go through rigorous, hands-on training to be considered a specialist), there is often nothing from preventing an attorney from claiming to be a "business lawyer" when he or she actually has very little experience in the area.

It limits the liability, protects the equity from suit and also provides a "poison Pill " provision.

When a doc asks for medical records, how far back do they go?

But, I'm here and will probably stay.However, I'd not move someplace because of the RE market, there's an RE market where ever you go, just need to learn how to profit in it.I'd be more interested in weather, political flavor, medical facilities, schools, the arts, activities, cost of living and economic stability, if those are all good, you probably have a good RE market. :)

Fast forward over a year later and rent is consistently late, and paid in small increments rather that the full payment.He has had medical expenses and again, we decided to try and work with him instead of being stern as our lease states about late payments.

That's a good start.As far as the RFRA I always find it troubling in those cases where a child is terribly ill yet the parents won't take them to the hospital for professional medical treatment due to religious beliefs.That so-called separation of church and state seems to be sullied in many ways for everyone.

I have them put it in writing and require a letter from an MD that it is a medical necessity.

Was so bad that DHS (Medi-Cal) heavies came to me asking to probate some 90 cases (statewide) that were stuck.