Ask a more realistic question and I will give a better answer.
If a person was permanently unemployed with $5M in the bank, a bank would never loan him an unsecured $5M. If they did they would use...
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Ask a more realistic question and I will give a better answer.
If a person was permanently unemployed with $5M in the bank, a bank would never loan him an unsecured $5M. If they did they would use...
I am glad you mentioned the word "logically," because that is the standpoint I am coming from. I do not know the law but as I said before, laws usually make sense to me. However, if a person was...
It is, and I have several examples to give you. I just hope you listen with an open mind.
I'm just busy today and can't lay it out now.
No, you don't understand. I'll try again later.
This conversation has fallen wildly off the tracks. No matter how many times I write something, it is disregarded and ignored. It's like you are having a conversation with yourself.
TM, you are...
Thank you for the thorough explanation. Laws like this usually make sense to me after they are explained. This one will too once I wrap my head around it.
Personal injury awards may be a large...
Lawyers have specialties. I have to ask: Is this subject your specialty, or, do you have actual professional experience with this exact matter? Because this seems very odd what you're saying.
I...
But it is not income. It is basically trading a body part for cash. Your arm suddenly becomes a lump of cash.
If a person required $100K/yr of medical treatment to keep his arm alive, could...
As we all saw in the OJ Simpson case, a pension (and possibly a 401K) is untouchable.
When a person trades his injury for a $1M, that money sitting in an acct is essentially his right arm in the...