This seems very odd. I don't know how to express myself on this, but leaving it in a political thread because legal stuff can often get heated. Also, it deals with suicide.
I'd think the only question I'd have if I was judging this was "How sure am I that the will was typed up by the dead man."
I'm hesitant to say something that sounds like "suicidal people are just crazy" but if he was in the process of committing suicide when he typed up the text does that raise the question of if he was of sound mind at the time?
Well, since it had account numbers and stuff, I'd say that's less of an issue than "did he type this up and then change his mind, which is why he didn't send it?"
Angry Old White Guys are trying to take back what they feel they're losing - i.e. control and comfort. They might succeed, with gerrymandering in the USA and just plain power politics in other countries firmly putting power and control "back where it belongs". Or they might lose, and the world will become a more diverse, if more unstable and less predictable, place.
One of the lawyers I follow wrote a really informative thread on this topic that I would recommend reading. The start:
As a start I went to their wiki page. The Controversies sectionis rather large, going back decades.
TLDR: A citizen can request a warrant in NC and likely did so in retaliation to intimidate the victim.
I'm somewhat disappointed we don't have some new protest songs about all this by now. Looks like I have to rely on the old stuff.
DarkAudit will be voting for the Chicxulub party in 2020.I'm past songs at this point. Individual acts of humanity just can't keep up with the damage the whole is doing to itself. I'm close to thinking we DESERVE to get nuked, the sooner the better.
There's also the recent fear-mongering regarding Yellowstone: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/10/science/yellowstone-volcano-eruption.html
Depends on which figure here is more accurate: https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanoes/yellowstone/yellowstone_sub_page_91.html
Yeah, I saw that movie with Pierce Brosnan.
The impression I got was that if you live in North America, your choices are die fast or die slow.
Look, he's survived all of the previous Yellowstone eruptions, I don't see why this one would be any different.
I may be in the minority here, but if you're dumb enough to not get your name on any of the property, wtf is wrong with you? @Dirona and I ARE married, and we STILL made double-sure that BOTH of our names have been on any property (even rentals) that we've had together. Not because of this, but because it makes WAY more sense for any number of other reasons relating to anything done to property. If one of you technically isn't the property owner, that could get "interesting" really fast.
It depends on what you're doing. Right now I need to change the ownership listing. In the county records, I'm the sole owner. My mortgage is joint, since we did a remortgage after we married. Since the property was in my name, we didn't have to change the record for ownership. It's a good reminder for me to do it though. Since if I die or become incapacitated, my wife has no rights to the property. Even though she is on the mortgage.
My name is on our house, but not on the mortgage, so I don't know if that's entirely accurate.
Good article about taxation. Not great, not perfect, but good. In particular I'd like to see what the breakdown of taxes that are not income taxes, and how those come into the revenue streams. I'm sure that data is online, but I don't think it's fair either to only make an article only about income taxes, rather than all taxes.
If the bottom 50% paid their entire income in taxes, what percentage would they contribute in taxes paid?
In addition, what other taxes (sales taxes, etc) are you paying? And that's only personal, so as I asked above what other tax sources (import/export taxes, etc) does the government have, and what percentage of the pie are those?
You may find this interesting, if you didn't know about it already:
