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infoglitch · 1 year ago

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FUCK. ME. DAMNIT.

Oh... Oh GOD. Im suffering! Atleast you guys don't have to wait for the entirety of the next page of the rwby rewrite in silence. (I'm giving you all the tidbit to enjoy while I suffer writing this because I don't feel like making a three-parter. I've done it before and I hated doing it. Felt like a cop out. Anyway y'all better be eating.)

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Our focus changes to jaune who is in some kind of locker room as he managed to find a locker as he put some stuff in specifically a box of pumpkin Pete cereal.

He sighed after getting all of the unnecessarys in the locker. He closed it as he began to hear people entering the locker room.

"Thank the brothers I got here early." He spoke softly as he then noticed the locker next to him opened as he peeked around and saw a familiar woman with bright vermilion hair strung up in a pony tail. She wore a golden armored corset aswell as a black body suit underneath with a gold plate armor chest piece covering her upper body. Along with that she wore golden kneepads and shin guards. She also wore long black gloves over her hands with the symbol of a maple leaf on the back hand of both gloves. She also had a golden arm guard on her right arm. The most defining addition to her outfit was red sash the hanged out from the side of her body suit.

Jaunes eyes stared at the marvel of a woman infront of him before he muttered a simple "hello". The woman immediately turned on her heel to face him.

"Oh hi there! Who might you be?" The woman said as jaune shook his head before speaking his. "Jaune d'arc. Nice to meet you." Jaune spoke as he waved at her.

The woman seemed to detense as she stuck out her hand. "Pyrrha Nikos. It's a pleasure." Pyrrha spoke as jaune looked at her hand before shaking it. As jaune looked at her he felt a memory pop into his head. "Hey um. Weird question but you wouldn't happen to have been on a box of pumpkin Pete cereal have you" jaune asked as pyrrha looked at him Abit surprised.

"Yes actually. Though it was only for a month. The companies support is one of the reasons I'm here. Who knew sponsorships could get you into a huntsmen academy." Pyrrha answered as she pulled away from the handshake as she rubbed the back of her neck. Jaune had a shimmer in his eyes as he began to babble on about cereal trivia as pyrrha just listened oddly amazed by all the pieces of trivia of cereal history.

Suddenly a small chuckle was heard as the two looked to see Weiss walking in. "I'll be honest madam pyrrha I never took you for a cereal enthusiast." She said smiling Abit as jaune had small blush on his face as pyrrha just rolled her eyes at the mention of "madam pyrrha".

"Weiss schnee. What a surprise. Aren't you supposed to be counting your mountains of lien." Pyrrha spoke coldly as she crossed her arms. Weiss seemed a bit taken aback but kept walking until she was right infront of the vermilion gladiator. Weiss stuck out her hand as she smiled a bit. "I would love to be friends with you." Weiss spoke with confidence as pyrrha just stared at her observing her bodies disposition. "U-um Id like to be friends-" jaune spoke up which caught Pyrrha off guard. She had forgotten he was behind her listening to everything. She turned back to Weiss who was no longer staring at pyrrha instead just glaring at the blonde knight. Jaune just piped down as he opened his locker and made it look like he was looking for something.

Weiss turned her attention back to pyrrha as she Changed to a friendly disposition. "So about my request-"

"No." Pyrrha interrupted the schnee heiress as she had a aura of dangerous intent. "O-oh. Ok then. I apologize for bothering you madam pyrrha" Weiss spoke as she spoke as she curtsied before heading back to locker.

"Did I ruin the chance?" jaune asked as pyrrha looked at him her posture softening as she shook her head. "No. I just don't like making friends who give off... How do I put it?" Pyrrha spoke as she tapped her chin. "Off energy?" Jaune said as pyrrha snapped her fingers. "Yeah that! Now then how about we head to the exam course" Pyrrha spoke as she grabbed jaune by his hoodie as she walked off with the blonde knight as we see a defeated Weiss rummaging through her locker before feeling a pat on her back as yang stood by her. "You'll get on her good side soon ice queen." Yang had a large stupid smirk as she talked which Weiss just grumbled at. Stupid blondes.

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I promise I'm working it's just really annoying switching perspectives between like 8 CHARACTERS!

#rwby #rwby: fate #jaune arc #i am suffering #weiss schnee

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razieltwelve · 2 years ago

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Repair (Final Rose)

“Normally, if it was anyone other than Weiss wrist deep in Penny, I’d have to shoot them.”

Diana kept her focus on Penny’s insides, but her lips curled up into a grin. “You’ve been spending too much time around Yang, Ruby.”

The silver-eyed woman paused momentarily. “May I?” she asked Penny.

“Of course.” Penny glanced at a nearby chair. “Pull up a chair.”

Ruby dragged the chair over to the bed/workbench where Diana was working on Penny. A bevy of drones floated in the air, ready to assist at a moment’s notice, and a pair of tool-spheres drifted nearby.

“What are you doing today?” Ruby asked.

Diana lifted one hand that had transformed into a... thing that Ruby didn’t quite recognise. “A few crucial upgrades on Penny’s core, actually. We’ve been planning this upgrade for a while since it’ll give her an increase of about 75% maximum power output and an increase of about 40% standard running output.”

“Oh.” Ruby stood up and peered into Penny’s open chest. “How are you going to even get to her core.”

Penny’s core was her power source, her soul, and the container for basically everything that made her who she was. It was heavily protected to the extent that if Penny were ever to be struck by multiple nuclear strikes, her core should survive undamaged although the same couldn’t necessarily be said for the rest of her. The final line of defence was a shell of Stable-State-Massless Neutronium (SSMN) that Fraise had created in the exact shape required. Due to its properties, separate pieces of SSMN would merge into a solid whole went placed closely enough together.

Diana waved around the bizarre appendage that had replaced her hand. “Ragnarok bullshit. I mean... Fraise could get through the SSMN, but this upgrade requires extensive robotics knowledge. And as good as Fraise is at robotics, I’m a little bit better.”

That was probably an understatement. Fraise was indeed outstanding at robotics, but Diana was arguably the greatest roboticist who had ever lived.

“It’s going to be fine, right?” Ruby asked.

“It’ll be fine.” The eerie shell around Penny’s core parted, and Ruby had to shield her eyes as a vibrant, swirling sphere of light appeared. “A2, glasses for Ruby, if you please,” Diana said.

A drone handed Ruby a pair of glasses. The huntress slipped them on, and they immediately filtered away the light. Beneath the glowing sphere of radiant, Ruby could just make out a device, no bigger than her fist.

“Is that...?”

“That is my soul, Ruby,” Penny murmured.

Diana gently lifted Penny’s core up in her normal hand while the modified appendage moved the pieces of the core shield apart and gave them to several drones. “We’re going to have to find something else to do with that SSMN.”

“Oh?” Ruby asked.

Penny’s lips twitched. “Ruby, that quantity of SSMN is worth in tens of billions of lien. A paper-thin layer of SSMN is sufficient to withstand nuclear attack. That shielding is roughly half an inch thick. In practical terms, it is impossible to destroy without physics-defying weaponry.”

“Yep.” Diana rubbed her chin thoughtfully with the strange appendage, its inhuman digits and eldritch morphology lending the gesture an equal parts menacing and comical appearance. “We’ll find a use for it.” She nodded. “Now for the tricky part.”

Ruby watched intently as Diana’s other hand transformed. With both her hands replaced by bizarre, alien appendages, the dark-haired woman began to work on Penny’s core, the drones and tool-spheres handing her parts. Ruby couldn’t understand what she was looking at, but it was clear that the core itself was an intricate construct, one with one foot in the physical realm and the other in higher and lower dimensions that Diana’s bizarre adaptations gave her access to. It was fascinating to watch, though, and when Diana finished, the drones floated over with the pieces of a new core shell.

“This thing is even better than the old one,” Diana said. “SSMN combined with some other exotic goodies for added protection. All I have to do now is to piece it together.”

A few minutes later, the process was complete, and Diana put Penny’s core back into position. The Synthetic twitched before stilling.

“Run diagnostics, Penny, and let me know if there’s anything wrong. If it’s all green, run the ramping cycle we discussed. If that’s all green too, then you’re good to go although I’d keep the monitoring program focused on it for at least a fortnight, just to be sure.”

Penny nodded, running through the diagnostics and ramping cycle. “It’s all green.” She paused. “Very funny.”

“What?” Ruby asked.

Penny lifted one hand, and a holographic display appeared over her palm. It showed lines of code from the upgrade that had come with the core improvements.

Ruby squinted and then began to laugh as she read out a comment that had been added. “Note: If Ruby shows more signs of Yang-related pun-contamination, execution may be necessary.”

“I even added a Ruby-elimination subroutine,” Diana said.

“Really?”

Penny showed the next part of the code, which was actually all just a big comment. It depicted Ruby being overwhelmed by a pack of angry hamsters.

“Feel free to cut those comments out,” Diana said.

“No,” Penny replied. “I think I’ll keep them.”

#final rose #fanfiction #diana yun farron #penny polendina #ruby rose #penny x ruby x weiss #nuts and dolts

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thellawtoknow · 6 days ago

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The Legal Concept of Pledge 101: The Big Picture

The Legal Concept of Pledge: An In-Depth Analysis The Legal Concept of Pledge: An In-Depth Analysis1. Definition and Nature of Pledge 2. Legal Framework and Requirements 1. Delivery of Possession 2. Intent to Create a Security Interest 3. Movable Property as the Subject Matter 4. Lawful Debt or Obligation 5. Return of Goods 6. Codification in Legal Systems Practical Considerations 3. Rights and Duties of the Parties 4. Applications in Modern Commerce 5. Comparative Perspectives 6. Challenges and Evolving Trends Conclusion In legal terminology, a pledge refers to a bailment of goods as security for the payment of a debt or the performance of an obligation. It is an essential instrument in financial and commercial transactions, deeply rooted in both civil law and common law traditions. This essay explores the fundamental principles of pledge, its legal requirements, the rights and duties of the parties involved, and its practical applications in modern legal systems.

1. Definition and Nature of Pledge A pledge is a specific type of contract wherein one party, the pledger (or pawnor), delivers possession of a movable asset to another party, the pledgee (or pawnee), as collateral for a debt or other obligation. Unlike a mortgage, which typically involves immovable property, a pledge exclusively concerns movable property. The defining characteristic of a pledge lies in the transfer of possession but not ownership. Ownership of the goods remains with the pledger, while the pledgee has a possessory lien, allowing them to retain the property until the debt is discharged. 2. Legal Framework and Requirements The legal framework governing the creation and enforcement of pledges is both foundational and intricate, designed to ensure clarity, fairness, and enforceability. Below, we expand on the essential elements required for a valid pledge, delving into their legal nuances and implications. 1. Delivery of Possession The hallmark of a pledge is the transfer of possession, either actual or constructive, from the pledger to the pledgee. - Actual Delivery: In this scenario, the physical possession of the goods is transferred to the pledgee. For instance, handing over a piece of jewelry to a pawnbroker constitutes actual delivery. - Constructive Delivery: This occurs when physical possession is not transferred, but the pledgee gains control over the goods. For example: - Transfer of documents of title, such as warehouse receipts or bills of lading, effectively grants the pledgee control over the goods represented by these documents. - Symbolic actions, such as handing over a key to a storage unit containing the pledged goods, may also constitute constructive delivery. The requirement for possession serves two critical purposes: - Public Notice: It alerts third parties to the security interest, reducing the risk of fraud. - Creditor Security: It provides the pledgee with immediate control over the collateral, ensuring it remains available for liquidation in case of default. 2. Intent to Create a Security Interest The creation of a pledge hinges on the mutual agreement that the possession is transferred as security for a debt or obligation, not for any other purpose, such as a sale or gift. This intent is generally evidenced by the terms of a contract, whether written or implied. - Express Agreement: Most pledges are documented in formal contracts that outline the nature of the security, the amount of debt, and the rights and obligations of both parties. - Implied Agreement: In certain cases, the nature of the transaction may imply the creation of a pledge even without a written agreement, provided the intent is clear from the circumstances. The intent differentiates a pledge from other forms of bailment, where goods may be delivered for safekeeping, repair, or other purposes unrelated to security. 3. Movable Property as the Subject Matter A pledge exclusively pertains to movable property, which can include: - Tangible Goods: Items such as vehicles, machinery, jewelry, and stock-in-trade. - Negotiable Instruments: Instruments like promissory notes, checks, or bills of exchange can be pledged by transferring possession or endorsing them in favor of the pledgee. - Securities: Shares, bonds, or debentures may also be pledged, often through dematerialized accounts or transfer of certificates. By contrast, immovable property, such as land or buildings, cannot be pledged. Instead, such property is typically mortgaged. The distinction ensures that the legal remedies and procedural frameworks for movable and immovable assets remain appropriately tailored. 4. Lawful Debt or Obligation A pledge must secure a legitimate and lawful debt or obligation. Any pledge created to secure an illegal or immoral obligation is void and unenforceable. For instance: - A pledge created to secure a gambling debt, where gambling is illegal, would not hold up in a court of law. - Similarly, if the goods themselves are contraband or obtained through illegal means, the pledge is invalid. This principle ensures that the law does not sanction agreements that are contrary to public policy or statutory prohibitions. The pledger must also have a valid title or authority over the goods being pledged, as pledging stolen or encumbered goods without proper disclosure is unlawful. 5. Return of Goods Once the secured debt or obligation is satisfied, the pledgee has a legal duty to return the pledged goods to the pledger in their original condition. - Timely Return: The pledgee must return the goods immediately upon repayment of the debt unless the contract stipulates otherwise. - Condition of Goods: The pledgee is required to take reasonable care of the goods while in possession. If the goods are damaged due to the pledgee’s negligence, they may be liable to compensate the pledger. This obligation underscores the temporary nature of a pledge, which is designed to serve as security rather than a transfer of ownership. 6. Codification in Legal Systems The principles governing pledges are enshrined in various legal codes worldwide, ensuring consistency and enforceability. - Indian Contract Act, 1872: The provisions relating to pledge are found in Sections 172 to 179. These sections define pledge, outline the rights and duties of the parties, and provide remedies in case of breach. - Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) - Article 9 (United States): In the U.S., pledges are categorized under secured transactions, governed by Article 9 of the UCC. This framework provides a comprehensive set of rules for the creation, perfection, priority, and enforcement of security interests, including pledges. - Civil Codes (e.g., France, Germany): In civil law systems, the concept of pledge is often integrated into broader laws governing security interests, with detailed provisions for its registration, enforcement, and protection of third-party rights. Practical Considerations In modern commerce, pledges often interact with technological advancements and financial innovations: - Digital Possession: The rise of digital assets, such as cryptocurrency and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), has led to new interpretations of possession and delivery in the context of pledges. - Global Transactions: Cross-border pledges often require compliance with multiple legal frameworks, necessitating careful drafting of agreements to avoid conflicts of law. The legal framework and requirements for a valid pledge form the backbone of its utility as a financial instrument. By ensuring clarity, mutual consent, and lawful intent, the law not only facilitates secured transactions but also protects the interests of both creditors and debtors. As commerce evolves, so too must the application and interpretation of these principles, ensuring their relevance in a globalized and digitized economy. 3. Rights and Duties of the Parties The legal relationship between the pledger and pledgee creates reciprocal rights and obligations: Rights of the Pledgee: - Retention: The pledgee has the right to retain possession of the pledged goods until the debt is paid. - Sale: If the pledger defaults, the pledgee may sell the pledged property after providing reasonable notice. Proceeds of the sale are applied to the debt, and any surplus is returned to the pledger. - Reimbursement: The pledgee may recover reasonable expenses incurred in preserving or maintaining the pledged goods. Duties of the Pledgee: - Care of Goods: The pledgee must exercise reasonable care in the custody of the pledged goods. - Return of Goods: Once the debt is repaid, the pledgee must return the goods in their original condition. Rights of the Pledger: - Redemption: The pledger retains the right to redeem the pledged property by paying the debt before the sale. - Excess Proceeds: If the goods are sold, the pledger is entitled to any surplus from the sale. Duties of the Pledger: - Payment of Debt: The pledger must fulfill their obligation as agreed in the contract. - Indemnity: The pledger must indemnify the pledgee for any expenses reasonably incurred in relation to the pledged property. 4. Applications in Modern Commerce The concept of pledge plays a pivotal role in modern commerce and finance, particularly in securing loans and credit arrangements. Common examples include: - Pawn Transactions: Individuals pledge personal items, such as jewelry or electronics, as collateral for short-term loans. - Warehouse Receipts: Goods stored in a warehouse can be pledged through the transfer of warehouse receipts as security for loans. - Securities as Collateral: Financial instruments like shares and bonds are often pledged to secure bank loans or margin trading accounts. In international trade, the pledge mechanism is frequently used to facilitate credit transactions, particularly where tangible goods or documents of title are involved. 5. Comparative Perspectives The treatment of pledge varies across legal systems. In common law jurisdictions, pledge is a well-established concept with detailed judicial precedents, while in civil law systems, similar principles are often encompassed under broader security or bailment laws. In some jurisdictions, the pledge is increasingly formalized through registration systems that allow creditors to register their security interest in the pledged goods, enhancing transparency and protecting third-party rights. 6. Challenges and Evolving Trends While the pledge remains a robust legal tool, it faces challenges in adapting to modern financial instruments and technology-driven markets. Issues such as the use of digital assets (e.g., cryptocurrency) as pledged property and the impact of insolvency laws on the rights of pledgees demand ongoing legal innovation. Furthermore, the integration of Artificial Intelligence and blockchain technology may revolutionize the monitoring and enforcement of pledge agreements. Conclusion The legal concept of pledge is a cornerstone of financial security, balancing the rights and obligations of creditors and debtors. By enabling the use of movable assets as collateral, it facilitates credit access while safeguarding the interests of both parties. As economic systems evolve, so too must the laws governing pledge, ensuring their relevance and effectiveness in a rapidly changing world. Read the full article

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jamesvince9898 · 2 months ago

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clarkelawpa · 3 months ago

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Florida Quit Claim Deed

Definition of Quit Claim Deed

A quitclaim deed is the simplest way to transfer an interest in real property in Florida. This type of deed is often used between parties s that have an existing relationship, such as family members, divorcing spouses, or business partners.

A key feature of a quitclaim deed is that it does not guarantee a property’s title is free of liens. The grantor simply transfers whatever interest they have in the property to the grantee and no title search is performed. Therefore, the grantee receives whatever interest the grantor has at the time of the transfer, which could be nothing at all.

For this reason, quitclaim deeds are not typically used in arm’s length real estate purchases. Instead, a title search is performed and the seller then executes a warranty deed, in which he guarantees clear title to the buyer.

Requirements for a Quitclaim Deed

To be valid in Florida, a quitclaim deed must meet certain requirements:

Wording of the Deed: The deed must identify the property being conveyed, the grantor (the person transferring the property), and the grantee (the person receiving the property). It should include a clear legal description of the property, not just a street address.

Formalities:

The grantor must sign the deed in the presence of two disinterested witnesses.

The deed must also be notarized with the notary’s stamp and signature. The notary can also act as a witness.

Consideration (the amount paid for the property, even if nominal) must be stated on the deed, though the grantee does not need to sign the document.

Delivery of the Deed: The deed must be delivered to the grantee to be effective. Physical delivery, along with the intent to transfer ownership, is key to completing the transfer.

Recording of the Deed: Recording the deed with the clerk of court in the county where the property is located is highly recommended, though not required. Recording gives public notice of the change in ownership.

Florida Quit Claim Deed Statutes:

Section 689.025, Florida Statutes prescribes the specific language that should appear in a quitclaim deed.

Section 689.01, Florida Statutes requires that deeds conveying real property be signed by the grantor in the presence of two witnesses.

When Does the Deed Become Effective?

A quitclaim deed becomes effective upon delivery to the grantee, meaning the grantor has physically or constructively delivered the deed with the intention of transferring ownership. However, while the deed is effective once delivered, recording the deed with the county clerk is critical for protecting the grantee’s interest.

Without recording the deed, the grantee may face difficulties in obtaining a mortgage or selling the property. Recording ensures that third parties, such as creditors or potential buyers, are aware of the ownership transfer.

How to Record a Quitclaim Deed

To record a quitclaim deed, the original signed and notarized document must be taken to the clerk of court in the county where the property is located. The clerk will charge a small fee for recording the deed, which varies by county. The deed then gets recorded in the chain of title for the property, letting the public know that a change in ownership has occurred.

If there is a mortgage on the property, a documentary stamp tax will usually be assessed on the transfer. Florida’s documentary tax on mortgages is currently $0.35 per $100 of the mortgage amount. This tax must be paid when recording the deed.

Quitclaim Deed After Divorce

In divorce proceedings, quitclaim deeds are often used to transfer one spouse’s interest in the marital home to the other spouse. Its important to note that a quit claim deed trasnfer does not affect any mortgage obligations tied to the property.

If both spouses are jointly liable on the mortgage, both remain liable even after the transfer. To fully release a spouse from the mortgage, refinancing or other arrangements with the lender must be made.

Be mindful that many mortgages contain a "due on sale" clause, which may allow the lender to call the loan due upon transfer of ownership. However, in practice, lenders rarely enforce this clause unless the mortgage is in default.

Quitclaim Deed in Estate Planning

Quitclaim deeds can be a useful tool in estate planning. For example, a property owner can transfer their real estate to a living trust using a quitclaim deed. This allows the property to be held in trust for the benefit of beneficiaries and avoids probate upon the grantor’s death.

Additionally, quitclaim deeds can be used to transfer property into a Florida LLC as part of an asset protection strategy. The owner may then devise their LLC interest to heirs through an operating agreement, keeping the property within the family while potentially shielding it from creditors.

Contact Florida attorney John Clarke at (954)556-8952 for a free estate planning consultation.

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perfect-tax-relief · 3 months ago

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leeonline · 6 months ago

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Notice of Intent Exercise Warehouse Lien Auction

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stitching-in-time · 7 months ago

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Voyager rewatch: season 1 recap

Overall impressions of Season 1 after my first chronological rewatch:

This first season was consistently strong. I see why I fell in love with the show right away, and why I was already invested enough with the characters to stick with them for seven whole years, through all the ups and downs. The premise is great, the characters are all well delineated, with fantastic actors bringing them to life. I would actually argue that Voyager came out of the gate stronger than the other two 90s Trek series. It had it's format and identity fully figured out from the get-go, whereas TNG and DS9 both took a season or two to figure themselves out and get in a groove. Some of the characters individually still needed some time to percolate and settle into more steady characterization, but on the whole, the relationships and dynamics were already forming, and becoming a joy to watch.

I was pleasantly surprised to find that far fewer characters got killed off in this first season than I thought. Losing crew members they couldn't replace, yet still being able to run the ship, has always been one of my pet peeves in Voyager, so I'm going to keep a running tally as I go through the series to find out how many there actually were.

There were also more romantic subplots than remember in the first season. I'm going to be keeping a running tally of those too.

One of the things that surprised me on this rewatch was the friendship they started building between B'Elanna and Harry, which was sweet and lovely, and made so much sense, but then was abandoned entirely later on, which is a shame. Garrett Wang said on The Delta Flyers podcast how he thought back then that they were setting up Harry and B'Elanna to be a couple, and while I thought that was wild at first, I do see it now, and think it would have made sense. I wouldn't necessarily have preferred that, but I definitely would have liked their friendship at least to have been developed further, and maybe a romance would have worked if they had done. It's certainly an interesting path not taken to contemplate!

A weird thing I noticed was how much glaringly racist and misogynist dialog made it's way on screen this first season, like, way more than there was in TNG or DS9. I have no idea why anyone thought it was a good idea, and it definitely hindered Tom and Neelix's character development, as well as Kes's, indirectly.

The whole concept of Neelix and Kes as a couple is pretty questionable from the perspective of a few decades later. I had no idea back then how much of an age gap there was between the actors playing them; when you're 7 years old, everyone over 16 is an adult to you, but looking back now, and finding out that Jennifer Lien was only 18 when they started, whereas Ethan Phillips was in his mid-40s, I'm very bothered by the power imbalance that age gap creates. (I'm referring to the characters specifically, I've never heard anything negative about Ethan Phillips as an actor.) That already large gulf in age and experience is further exasperated by Neelix being a worldly space nomad, while Kes comes from a sheltered existence in a society with no knowledge of the outside world, who only live for nine years, yet, somehow, Kes is still presented as an adult based on her physical and cognitive development, despite being canonically under two years old chronologically. Having someone who was almost literally born yesterday in a romantic relationship with someone who also is, for all intents and purposes, her teacher, is a really fraught situation, all the more so for Kes having run away from home and being almost entirely dependent on Neelix, with no one from her family or culture there to support her. That aspect, at least, is somewhat mitigated when they join the Voyager crew, since Kes now has a ship full of people to learn from and depend on, but Neelix's position as her knight in shining armor figure who rescued her still gives him a lot of influence over her. Couple that with Neelix constantly either infantilizing her or unleashing jealous tirades on her, and it's a really uncomfortable thing to watch. It severely undercuts Neelix's likability, which he would otherwise have in the bag as one of the show's main comic relief characters. Kes, too, comes out being slightly one dimemsional when half of her screentime is devoted to having to be the perfect girlfriend who tolerates and soothes all of Neelix's moods, even though her developing skills as a medic is the more interesting storyline. Her friendship with the Doctor is also more interesting, since he at least recognizes and encourages her talents, but even here, most of her storylines with him revolve around being his cheerleader in his quest for more autonomy. It's deeply frustrating to see such old fashioned gender dynamics at play in a show that was supposed to be a progressive vision for the future. Despite having three female characters in the main cast, I don't think the three of them ever had a scene together outside the conference room, and I don't think Kes and B'Elanna ever spoke to each other at all this season beyond one brief exchange in sickbay in the season's last episode.

The writers were obviously struggling to figure out Tom Paris after having to switch him out for the Nicholas Locarno character they'd originally intended him to be, so we end up getting two versions of Tom Paris this first season. The original Locarno version is an asshole who says truly shitty things, presumably in an attempt to make him a bad boy who would shake up Starfleet's usual niceness, and eventually have a redeeming character arc. But with the tweaks made to the character's backstory in order to distinguish him from Locarno for copyright purposes, we actually get a much more sympathetic, kinder character who's desperately looking for redemption from the start, and has the Starfleet niceness baked into him as part of his upbringing. Listening to Robbie McNeill on the Delta Flyers podcast, he says outright that he didn't like playing the asshole version because he thought viewers wouldn't sympathize or care about a character who was a jerk every single week, and he was right. Unfortunately, it took the writers a while to see the light and lean into the latter version of Tom at last, and I think to this day, it's tainted Tom's reputation as a character. The casual fans who saw any of these early episodes and didn't tune in religiously every week to see his character develop probably continued to think of him as the gross dudebro we get in some of these early eps. Which is a shame, since he actually becomes one of my favorite Voyager characters by the end.

Some things that I was suprised to find started all the way back in the first season was Seska's betrayal and defection to the enemy arc; and that Tom being made a medic started all the way back in the second episode. I thought it must have been later on, after they lost more crew, because there's no way there wouldn't be another crew member with more medical training than him, but no. They really put a guy who has an essential, full time job, that he's good at, and gave him another one he's barely qualified for on top of it, just because. Ok then, I guess. That's just so random. Maybe they had plans to put him and Kes together already, but that seems unlikely, given how Kes's whole character was invented to be Neelix's girlfriend. (I read somewhere that Kes isn't even mentioned in the Voyager show bible except within Neelix's entry. Siiiigh.)

There was also a lot less of the Kazon and Vidians this season than I thought, which was nice, since I don't like either of them as antagonists, but that just means that all the episodes with them I disliked are still ahead, ugh. (In all honesty, I pretty much dislike all of the recurring villains on Voyager, but I'll go into that when each of those arcs come up.)

Overall, I've been having a lot of fun, and rediscovering a lot of stuff I'd forgotten. I'm excited for season two!

Season 1 stats:

number of crew killed off: 6

Caretaker: at least 5 confirmed (first officer, chief engineer, chief medical officer, nurse, pilot) with more implied

Faces: 1 (Lieutenant Pete Durst)

number of romantic subplots:

Paris: 1 with kiss (Ex Post Facto)

Janeway: 1 without kiss (Prime Factors)

Kim: 1 without kiss (Prime Factors)

Chakotay: 1 without kiss (State of Flux) [at least I don't think there was a kiss, maybe there was?? I didn't decide to keep track till after this ep, so wasn't paying enough attention]

The Doctor: 1 with kiss (Heroes and Demons)

Number of episodes I liked/disliked/mixed reaction:

Liked: 10

Disliked: 3

Mixed: 2

#star trek: voyager #voyager rewatch #rewatching star trek #star trek #season recap

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How to Get Out of Tax Debt: Your Way to Financial Freedom

If you have financial problems and can't pay your taxes, you may be eligible for tax debt relief. You have two options for getting out of tax debt: the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or looking into private organisations' programmes.

What is the Significance of Tax Debt Relief?

You have numerous options to alleviate your tax burden, including repayment programmes with the Internal Revenue Service and private companies. One way that tax debt relief programmes might help you save money is by waiving late payment penalties.

There will be steep penalties and interest charges if you pay your taxes late. The Internal Revenue Service will levy additional fees to establish a payment plan. To learn more about these costs, including late payment penalties, visit the IRS website.

Resolving Tax Debt: Other Options:

There are methods to spread your payments and make them more manageable, even if you don't qualify for any of the IRS's relief or forgiveness programmes. Potential Next Steps:

• Loan for Individuals:

A personal loan could be a smart alternative to a credit card if you have a lot of debt and prefer a lower interest rate. You can pay your taxes in one convenient instalment using the funds from your loan.

• Roth IRA:

Withdrawals from 401(k)s are typically reserved for dire situations due to the possibility of additional taxes and penalties.

• Credit cards:

To make your tax payment more manageable, you can use a credit card and pay for it over time. Consider that using a credit card might result in hefty processing fees and interest charges. Make a plan to pay off your debts as much as possible before you do this.

• Home equity lines of credit (HELOC) or loans secured by real estate (HELO):

You risk losing your house if you don't repay a home equity loan or line of credit (HELOC), even though the interest rates are lower than those of other loans.

The Internal Revenue Service Debt Relief Programme: Who Is Eligible?

Individuals facing financial difficulties and unable to pay their tax obligations may be eligible for a tax debt relief programme. Incorrectly reporting income or failing to claim all deductions were the most often cited tax concerns with the new start programme.

Asset seizures, federal tax liens, and IRS debt can result from those above. The IRS may audit your tax return if you have made a serious error.

If you're eligible, you can lower your tax bill by using tax preparation services. The Internal Revenue Service has limited authority to garnish wages. You must promptly contact one of their tax experts upon receipt of a notice of intent to levy.

The staff can assist you in understanding IRS notices, which may contain qualification requirements that vary by IRS office.

Conclusion:

We talk about tax debt relief up there. You shouldn't worry and stress out because you owe the IRS money. Everyone hates being in debt to the IRS. If you or a loved one are struggling to make ends meet, many tax forgiveness and assistance programmes can help.

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ariela-wagner-me · 1 year ago

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What Are the Basic Notice to Owner and Mechanic’s Lien Rules?

Find out the fundamental rules for securing lien rights in construction projects, emphasizing the importance of timely Notice to Owner and Mechanic's Lien filings in this blog. Additionally, we also understand the key exceptions that can protect contractors' rights even when deadlines are missed.

#notice to owner #mechanic’s lien #claim of lien #notice of nonpayment #notice of intent to lien #construction bond claim #demand letter

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Selling a Car in California: Your Step-by-Step Guide to a Successful Sale

How to sell a car in California can be an overwhelming process if you're not familiar with the requirements and procedures. However, with the right knowledge and preparation, you can navigate the sale smoothly and ensure a successful transaction. In this step-by-step guide, we will walk you through the process of selling a car in California, helping you achieve a successful sale.

Step 1: Gather All Necessary Documents

Before listing your car for sale, gather all the necessary documents. These may include the vehicle title, registration, maintenance records, and a bill of sale. Ensure that the title is clear and in your name, and if there are any liens on the vehicle, address them before proceeding with the sale.

Step 2: Determine the Market Value of Your Car

Research the market value of your car to set a competitive and realistic selling price. Consider factors such as the make, model, year, mileage, condition, and any additional features. Online car valuation tools or consulting with car dealerships can help you determine a fair price.

Step 3: Prepare Your Car for Sale

Give your car a thorough cleaning, both inside and out, to make it more appealing to potential buyers. Address any minor repairs or maintenance issues that can enhance the overall presentation of the vehicle. Consider getting a pre-sale inspection to identify any significant mechanical issues and address them accordingly.

Step 4: Advertise Your Car

Create compelling advertisements to attract potential buyers. Take high-quality photos that showcase your car from various angles, both inside and outside. Write a detailed and accurate description that highlights the key features, recent maintenance or upgrades, and any unique selling points. Advertise your car on online platforms, local classifieds, and social media to reach a broader audience.

Step 5: Screen Potential Buyers

Once you start receiving inquiries from potential buyers, screen them to ensure they are serious and qualified. Ask questions about their intent to purchase, their budget, and whether they have financing in place if needed. Arrange a convenient time for them to view and test drive the car.

Step 6: Complete the Sale

When you find a serious buyer who is interested in purchasing your car, it's time to finalize the sale. Accompany the buyer to a public place to complete the transaction. Verify the buyer's identification, sign the necessary paperwork, and provide them with a bill of sale. Remove the license plates from the vehicle and keep a copy of the signed title and bill of sale for your records.

Step 7: Notify the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)

Within five days of the sale, notify the California DMV by completing the Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability form. This ensures that you are no longer held responsible for the vehicle and any associated liabilities, such as parking tickets or accidents.

Step 8: Cancel Your Insurance and Registration

Contact your insurance provider to cancel the coverage for the sold vehicle. Return the license plates to the DMV or transfer them to another vehicle you own. This step ensures that you are not responsible for any future liabilities or expenses related to the sold car.

Conclusion

Selling a car in California can be a straightforward process when you follow these step-by-step guidelines. By gathering the necessary documents, determining the market value, preparing your car for sale, advertising effectively, screening potential buyers, completing the sale correctly, notifying the DMV, and canceling your insurance and registration, you can achieve a successful and hassle-free car sale.

Remember to comply with all relevant laws and regulations throughout the selling process. With careful preparation and attention to detail, you can sell your car in California with confidence and achieve a successful sale.

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RWBY: Fate

(I tried, I swear I did it's just so damn annoying!

I didn't feel like having you guys wait another fucking year just for me to drop a page.

I am so sorry everyone I have failed this time.)

Our focus changes to jaune who is in some kind of locker room as he managed to find a locker as he put some stuff in specifically a box of pumpkin Pete cereal.

He sighed after getting all of the unnecessarys in the locker. He closed it as he began to hear people entering the locker room.

Jaunes eyes stared at the marvel of a woman infront of him before he muttered a simple "hello". The woman immediately turned on her heel to face him.

"Oh hi there! Who might you be?" The woman said as jaune shook his head before speaking his. "Jaune d'arc. Nice to meet you." Jaune spoke as he waved at her.

Weiss turned her attention back to pyrrha as she Changed to a friendly disposition. "So about my request-"

With Ruby she was wandering through the Locker room in awe of it sheer size. before seeing two familiar figures. "REN! NORA!" Ruby shouted with glee as she ran towards the two as Nora turned and grinned before running right towards ruby as both had their arms spread ready to bear hug each other.

The two collided as they hugged each squealing in joy as ren just watched unamused as eventually we see everyone enter the locker room and prepare before finally hearing bell signaling the end of the grace period. Eventually everyone found themselves on a cliff as there were launch platforms as we see Ruby and jaune standing next to each other as jaune was shivering in his armor meanwhile ruby was inspecting the red case that she was carrying.

"S-so... You scared r-ruby?" Jaune ask as he looked at the rose reaper. Ruby looked at him a bit confused. "Nope. Are you?" Ruby answered with her own question. Jaune vigorously shook his head as Ruby noded.

"Attention future huntsmen." Ozpins Voice rang out as everyone turn to see him standing to the side as he held a microphone. "You will be given a flare gun with two types of ammunition. One with red and one with green, the green flare signals that you give up. Red means you have completed your objective and are returning here. You will be given these to ensure that there are no casualties when we can't observe you. Any questions?" Ozpin asked as jaune raised his hand.

"Um What is our objective?" Jaune asked nervously as ozpin stared at him, his eyes narrowed as he saw a symbol of the crescent moon on the boys shield.

"You're an arc correct. Your families full of legends you should know this. Now tell me how is crocea mors doing." Ozpin asked as jaune was about to say something before ozpin pressed a button as jaune was sent flying from his launch platform.

"Oops. Begin. And make sure you use your semblances." ozpin spoke as everyone rocketed off as Glynda and hazel stood behind ozpin. "Ozpin that was oddly cruel" hazel spoke calmly as the megaphone in ozpins hand disintegrated. "Apologies. Just a bridge that I didn't burn." Ozpin answered as he walked of before stopping.

"Glynda be a dear and keep tabs on the students. Hazel get the rescue unit ready if we get any green flares." Ozpin added as he walked away before vanishing into thin air.

Our focus changes to ren as he pulled out two Chinese dow only transformed into it looked like pistols with the blade turned into a bayonet before it fired off the bayonets leaving a trail of string attaching to both blades as they hit a tree as ren swung himself across the tree as he landed on a large tree branch as he hear screams of what sounded like a helpless girl. He looked up and so Jaune heading towards the ground as ren sigh as the bayonets returned. He aimed his pistol at jaune before firing a bayonet as it pierced through Jaunes hood as it nailed him to the tree.

"Well hello" Ren spoke calmly as he sat down as jaune looked at him with a nervous expression on his face. "Um hi. I'm jaune d'arc. Nice to meet you um... Wait what's your name?" Jaune asked as ren just sighed as he cleared his throat. "Lie ren. My friend Nora calls me Ren though." Ren answered as he looked to the sky as we see a pink lightning bolt shoot by the two before crashing into the ground as we see the one and only Nora Valkyrie Face planted into the dirt as a crater surrounded her before she shot up as she had a huge grin as she turned to Ren. "Nailed it!" She spoke as if she was a toddler who got a toy she wanted.

"Wow. Your five minutes early. I figured you show up here as soon as me and jaune here were on the ground." Ren jested. Well jaune assumed he did. His monotone voice didn't really help discern whether he was joking or being actually serious.

Nora raised a eyebrow as she looked at the blonde knight before she narrowed her eyes. "Cereal man." She spoke plainly as she suddenly grinned as jaune gulped nervously.

Our focus finally changed to ruby soaring through the air as she had a calm disposition as she grabbed the red box and removed it from her belt as we the emblem of a flaming rose. Suddenly the box transformed into a giant scythe that had the end of a sniper rifle barrel. Suddenly she fired a blast of wind from the barrel as she suddenly gained momentum as we see petals envelope her before a cascade of rose petals was in her place as it flew right towards an area full of strange werewolf creature, the main body had black fur as bones covered each of them. Suddenly we see Ruby emerged from the rose petals as she reared the scythe as we see black lightning envelope the blade as she brought it down piercing into the earth sending a shockwave as the creatures disintegrated.

In the aftermath we see Ruby leaning on her scythe which had the name "crescent rose" engraved on it. Ruby removed the scythe as it transformed into its red box again as she attached it to metal emblem on her belt.

"Now. To find the objective. And hopefully Ren and Nora." Ruby spoke happily as she began walking through the dense forest.

Our perspective changes once more as we see yang wearing a pair of sun glasses as she soared through the air as she... Wait was she NAPPING?! Yang soon yawned as she looked to see a tree in her way as she just smirked she tapped her bracelets as they transformed into two gauntlets that a bullet strap wrapped around as they had shotgun rounds. She brought her first back before getting close to the tree as she SLUGGED IT breaking the tree in half as we hear the sound of a shot gun FIRING. The top half of the giant tree was sent flying as yang fired a blast from her other gauntlet sending her soaring through the sky as flames enveloped her. Eventually we see her land on the ground as we hear a BOOM. As everything around got scorched. She stood up and dusted herself off.

"Now to get to work." Yang spoke as began running through the forest.

Next we see Weiss soar through the air as she prepared a repair a with a revolver chamber in the guard as she spun it before stopping on the cyan chamber as Weiss eyes glowed as we see circles with a giant snow flakes in the center appear before turning into ice as a icy slide form as Weiss landed and began ice skating on the slide as we see the same glyphs under her feet. As she skated across the icy slide she saw the same black werewolves ruby encountered as she readied her rapier and spun the revolver until it landed on the red chamber. "Myrtenaster, flare form." Weiss spoke calmly as she leaped into the air spinning upside down as she sliced through the air sending a blast of flames towards the monsters scorching them as she landed graceful. "That's 10 beowolves added to my Talley. Let's see if I can beat winters count." Weiss spoke to herself as Blake watched from the shadows as she rolled her eyes as she began walking towards Weiss.

"Rivalry between schnee's? Interesting" Blake humored to herself as she suddenly found the blade of weisses sword myrtenaster pointed towards her. "You have alot of gaul to act all chummy with me after insulting me." Weiss spoke coldly as Blake rolled her eyes as she moved myrtenaster to the side. "Look schnee. I'll be honest I don't care for you or your family. But if you want to finish your objective you'll need teammates." Blake said bluntly as Weiss just looked at her before sighing as she sheathed myrtenaster and out stretched her hand. "A truce. Being antagonistic to another isn't going to get either of us anywhere." Weiss spoke as Blake just smirked as she grabbed weisses hand and shook it.

Lastly we see Pyrrha already on the ground as she walked through the forest as she had her spear and shield on her back. Before hearing a hiss as two massive snakes covered in bones surrounded her one was black, one was white. Pyrrha out stretched her unarmored arm as her shield snapped onto it as her spear went into the hand of her other arm. She stood ready to fight. Her shield infront of her as her spear was at the ready.

The white serpent darted towards her as she bashed it away with her shield as the black serpent fired a blast of venom towards her as she dodged it before chucking her spear through creatures mouth and piercing it brain as it fell dead as pyrrha's free hand glowed black as her spear returned to her as she stood infront of the white serpent as circled around her. Pyrrha placed her shield on her back as her spear transformed into a rifle as the snake went straight towards her as we hear the sound of a gun firing as we see both serpents dead at the vermilion gladiators feet.

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....FUCK ME!

FUCK ME!

WHY?!

WHHAHAHAHY??!

I JUST SAID I WOULDN'T DO THIS!

FUCK!

I am so fucking sorry everyone.

Like me when I play hollow Knight steal soul I die will trying to attempt the feat of writing more than or equal to 3,000 words.

I swear I'm gonna make this right. I swear to you all! Or else my account is fuk-ma-az!

FUCK

But before I go I need to let you all know that I'm going to be taking a break. I think I'm finally experiencing burnout. Or something similar.

I'm going to be back y'all can count your lucky stars on it. But I'm tired.

Now rock on till ya drop tata motherfuckers 🤟

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#rwby #rwby: fate #fan rewrite #i am suffering #i am sorry

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divorcelawyergunnisonutah · 2 years ago

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Utah Code Liens 38-8-3

Utah Code Liens 38-8-3: Enforcement of Lien–Notice Requirements–Sale Procedure and Effect 1. An owner may enforce a lien described in Section 38-8-2 against an occupant if: a. the occupant is in default for a continuous 30-day period; and b. the owner provides written notice of the owner’s intent to enforce the lien, in accordance with the requirements of this section, to: i. the occupant; ii. each lien holder disclosed by the occupant under Subsection 38-8-2(3)(b); iii. each person that has filed a valid financing statement with the Division of Corporations and Commercial Code; and iv. each person identified as a lien holder in the records of the Motor Vehicle Division. 2. An owner shall provide the written notice described in Subsection (1)(b): a. in person; b. by certified mail, to the person’s last known address; or c. subject to Subsection (3), by email, to the person’s last know email address. 3. If an owner sends a notice described in Subsection (2) by email and does not receive a response, return receipt, or delivery confirmation from the email address to which the notice was sent within three business days after the day on which the notice was sent, the owner shall deliver the notice in person or by certified mail to the person’s last known address. 4. A written notice described in Subsection (1)(b) shall include: a. an itemized statement of the owner’s claim showing the sum due at the time of the notice and the date when the sum became due; b. a brief description of the personal property subject to the lien that permits the person to identify the property, unless the property is locked, fastened, sealed, tied, or otherwise stored in a manner that prevents immediate identification of the property; c. if permitted by the terms of the rental agreement, a notice that the occupant may not access the occupant’s personal property until the occupant complies with the requirements described in Subsection (9); (c) d. the name, street address, and telephone number of the owner or the individual the occupant may contact to respond to the notification; e. a demand for payment within a specified time not less than 15 days after the day on which the notice is delivered; and f. a conspicuous statement that, unless the claim is paid within the time stated in the notice, the personal property will be advertised for sale and will be sold at a specified time and place. 5. A notice under this section shall be presumed delivered when it is deposited with the United States Postal Service and properly addressed with postage prepaid. \ 6. After the expiration of the time given in the notice, the owner shall publish an advertisement of the sale of the personal property subject to the lien once in a newspaper of general circulation in the county where the self-service storage facility is located. a. An advertisement described in Subsection (6) shall include: i. the address of the self-service storage facility and the number, if any, of the space where the personal property is located; ii. the name of the occupant; and iii. the time, place, and manner of the sale, which shall take place not sooner than 15 days after the day on which the sale is advertised under Subsection (6)(a). (iii) 7. A sale of the personal property shall conform to the terms of the notice provided for in this section. 8. A sale of the personal property shall be held at the self-service storage facility, at the nearest suitable place to where the personal property is held or stored, or online. 9. Before a sale of personal property under this section, the occupant may pay the amount necessary to satisfy the lien and the reasonable expenses incurred under this section and thereby redeem the personal property; upon receipt of this payment, the owner shall return the personal property, and thereafter the owner shall have no liability to any person with respect to that personal property. 10. A purchaser in good faith of the personal property sold to satisfy a lien as provided for in this chapter takes the property free of any rights of persons against whom the lien was valid and free of any rights of a secured creditor, despite noncompliance by the owner with the requirements of this section. 11. In the event of a sale under this section, the owner may satisfy the lien for the proceeds of the sale, subject to the rights of any prior lien holder; the lien rights of the prior lien holder are automatically transferred to the proceeds of the sale; if the sale is made in good faith and is conducted in a reasonable manner, the owner shall not be subject to any surcharge for a deficiency in the amount of a prior secured lien, but shall hold the balance, if any, for delivery to the occupant, lien holder, or other person in interest; if the occupant, lien holder, or other person in interest does not claim the balance of the proceeds within one year of the date of sale, it shall become the property of the Utah state treasurer as unclaimed property with no further claim against the owner. 12. If the requirements of this chapter are not satisfied, if the sale of the personal property is not in conformity with the notice of sale, or if there is a willful violation of this chapter, nothing in this section affects the rights and liabilities of the owner, occupant, or any other person. Creditors come in two basic types: secured and unsecured. Although the amount of the debt may be the same, the remedies available to the creditor are very different. Secured creditors have a claim against a specific asset, whereas unsecured creditors do not. Creditors can be unsecured or secured. An unsecured, or general, creditor has a general claim against a debtor this claim is not secured by any particular asset of the debtor. An unsecured creditor has the weakest claim, which may go unpaid in a bankruptcy proceeding. However, an unsecured creditor may become a secured creditor after a lawsuit and judgment. A secured creditor, who has an interest (referred to as a lien) on a particular asset, can use the court system to seize the asset and to satisfy the debt. This clearly presents a significant risk for the business owner.

Liens Enable Creditors to Assert Rights Over Property

Unless the debtor is prudent and has taken measures to safeguard his assets, there is a risk that the creditors can seize assets and take your wealth. In order to know if your assets are at risk, it is imperative that you have an understanding of the different types of liens you may encounter as a small business owner: • Consensual • Purchase-Money Security Liens • Non-Purchase-Money Security Liens • Statutory • Mechanic’s Liens Tax Liens • Judgment

Consensual Liens Are Voluntary

As the name implies, consensual liens are those to which you voluntarily consent, as a result of a loan or other advance of credit. The property purchased secures the buyer’s obligation to pay for the property. One common example is the residential mortgage: a home buyer consents to a bank taking a security interest in the home when a mortgage is obtained. Similarly, a security interest also is created when a car dealer arranges for financing for a car buyer.

There are two broad classes of consensual liens: • Purchase-Money Security Interest Liens: Here, the creditor extends credit to the debtor specifically for the purchase of the property that secures the debt. Examples include a first mortgage on a home, a car loan, and situations in which the seller finances the purchase of property, such as furniture, through a credit agreement. • Non-Purchase-Money Security Interest Liens: Here, the debtor puts up property he or she already owns as collateral for a loan. The loan proceeds are then used to pay expenses (or perhaps to buy other property). Examples include a second mortgage (or refinancing of a mortgage) on a home or a loan used to pay operating expenses with previously owned office equipment put up as collateral. Both types of consensual liens are usually non-possessory. This means that the creditor does not take or retain possession of the property; rather, the debtor takes, or retains, possession of the property. However, it’s possible for either type of consensual lien to be possessory. In that case, the creditor takes possession of the collateral. A loan from a pawnbroker, for example, usually would create a possessory, non-purchase-money security interest lien in the collateral. While this seems very straightforward, the type of debt can have a large impact on the creditor’s rights if a debtor defaults. The rules vary from state to state, but characteristics of a debt are critical to understand if assets are to be protected. Issues include: • Who is holding the property that secures the debt: the debtor or the creditor? In a car loan, the debtor has possession of the property. When a loan is obtained from a pawnshop, the creditor has possession of the property securing the loan. • Was the debt incurred to purchase property or not? For example, a first mortgage loan is a purchase money loan since the proceeds were used to purchase a residence. In contrast, a refinancing loan is not a purchase money loan. The homeowner already owned the property. • What is the nature of the property to which the lien is attached? This is often the essential inquiry when it comes to asset protection. The states, as well as the federal government, have a wide variety of laws relating to what assets are protected from creditors and how they are protected. The primary mechanism for protecting selected assets is a concept called exemptions. In essence, the law may declare that certain property simply cannot be seized by a creditor.

Statutory and Judgment Liens Arise by Operation of Law

In addition to consensual liens, there are many different types of liens that creditors can use to get at your assets to satisfy a debt. In certain circumstances, creditors obtain security interests by the operation of state (or federal) laws. These liens include: • Mechanic’s Liens: This type of lien arises when a contractor or mechanic performs work on property and is not paid. Examples include a contractor who installs a furnace in a home, or an auto mechanic who performs repairs to a car. This lien is a security interest in the property. If the owner tries to sell the property, the debtor will have a secured interest in the portion of the proceeds needed to pay the debt. In addition, having a mechanic’s lien can delay or prevent the sale of real property until debt is satisfied and the lien released. • Tax Liens. This type of lien is placed against property by the local, state or federal government, as authorized by statute, for delinquent taxes, including property, income and estate taxes.

Judgment Liens Arise As a Result of a Lawsuit

Of the three types of liens (consensual, statutory and judgment,) the judgment lien is the most dangerous form, but one which the informed business owner may be able to eliminate. A judicial lien is created when a court grants a creditor an interest in the debtor’s property, after a court judgment. Judgment liens can arise in a wide variety of circumstances basically, any incident that can land you in court can end up generating a judgment lien.

For example, if you are driving negligently and injure someone in an accident, the injured person may to sue for damages. To the extent that your insurance doesn’t cover the judgment, a judicial lien may be placed against your property to secure payment of the claim to the injured party. A plaintiff who obtains a monetary judgment is termed a “judgment creditor.” The defendant becomes a “judgment debtor.” The judgment in the lawsuit provides the basis for the lien. If the debt is not paid, the judgment creditor can then seek to enforce (or execute) the judgment. This can be accomplished by garnishing wages, seizing a bank account, or placing a lien against the debtor’s property. The lien is the first step by the judgment creditor in a process that will culminate in a sale of the attached property, to satisfy the judgment debt.

Any lien placed on the defendant’s assets as a result of a court judgment is known as a judgment lien. If a lien were placed on a home, the judgment creditor could then seek to foreclose on the property, in the same way a mortgage holder such as a bank could foreclose if it were not paid. In this section, the term “judgment lien” is used in its strictest sense: a lien attributed to a court judgment, where the court judgment itself is the basis for the lien.

An example would be a plaintiff who is awarded a monetary judgment against a defendant in a lawsuit based on negligence, and who then is granted an order of attachment against the debtor’s property. In contrast, this definition excludes a judgment based on a pre-existing lien (i.e., a prior consensual lien or statutory lien). Thus, for example, this definition would exclude a judgment in a mortgage foreclosure. This distinction is critically important in discerning what types of liens against exempt property can be eliminated.

Notice to Perform

In real estate, a notice to perform is a document that sets up a contract with detailed expectations for either the buyer or the seller. If the expectations are not met, the party that sent the notice can cancel the real estate deal. The notice to perform serves two purposes—it gives the first party the chance to tell the other that there is an issue, and the second a chance to fix it before the deal is canceled. A notice to perform is a real estate clause or contract that requires parties to act by a set date. In many instances, you must give the notice to perform before you can cancel a purchase contract. Either the buyer or the seller can issue a notice to perform. However, the two parties may approach the process with different goals. You aren’t required to send a notice to perform if a buyer or seller misses a deadline. A gentle reminder from your real estate agent might be appropriate, but it depends on your circumstances. A notice to perform is usually only used if one party wants to cancel a deal because their requests aren’t met.

Sellers might demand that buyers perform because they don’t want to drag out an escrow, only to find out the buyers were never going to close. In the case of a contingency release, the seller may be entitled to the buyer’s earnest money deposit if the buyer later cancels the transaction after releasing all contingencies. Real estate deals can be full of contingencies. Some common ones are: • A loan contingency so the seller can cancel the deal if the buyer does not secure a loan in time.\ • An appraisal contingency so the buyer can cancel if the home appraises for less than the price in the contract. • An inspection contingency that allows the buyer to back out of the deal if the inspector finds major issues. • The seller and buyer might need certain disclosures and reports. • The buyer may want the house they own to sell before they complete the purchase of another.

Why Use a Notice to Buyer to Perform?

Buyers may not be aware of all the contractual agreements they’re making when they sign a purchase agreement. However, before a seller can cancel a contract due to the buyer’s failure to do any of these things, the seller must send the buyer a notice demanding that the buyer perform. Some common seller concerns are: • The buyer hasn’t made an earnest money deposit. • The seller might want to increase the earnest money deposit. • The buyer needs to submit a loan preapproval or prequalification letter. • The seller might want to see proof of funds to close escrow. • The seller might want the buyer to sign and return disclosures and reports by a specific date. • The seller wants the buyer to provide evidence that their current home is in escrow.

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