We have a statement from her doctor saying all clothing, bedding, linens, drapes, soft goods, etc., should be replaced in order to ensure against risk of an allergic reaction.This would have never been an issue had the cleanup company -- assigned by the insurance company -- followed proper procedures.So far we are at a stalemate with insurance over the clothing.  

She asked why and he told her that he didn't like her boyfriend because of his clothes and his attitude.

After his shift was over, he changed clothes into a nice suit and tie, then the video shows him running up on a large stage in front of a huge crowd and he yells into his microphone, "Who wants to be rich like me?"

They are always two parallel wires (~2-3 inches apart) with CLOTH wrapped 'insulation'. 

Taking care of old people until they die is what's going to dominate Allegheny County's economy until the Baby Boomers all go.

What an uninteresting world it would be if we were all exactly alike. 60/40 baby - I LMAO when I read that.

One of my favorite quotes is “beware of any job that requires the purchase of new clothes”.

Whatever you decide, always keep in mind that YOU are not legally tied to the lease, so you are free to leave and do what's best for you and your baby while you wait for the lease to end so that your BF can join you.Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer this is just my opinion.

That's the whole point.I've bought many properties and probates in particular whereby occupant is an heir, a relative, a friend of decedent, ex-partner/boyfriend/girlfriend and grand child's baby daddy and biker buddies. 

You NEED money for clothes, a car, an EMD, attorney, marketing, an LLC, registering your busines with the IRS.