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Can Trump (or any non-member) Serve As House Speaker?

Post author By Shehu Legal, LLC
Post date January 5, 2023

Tags constitution, constitutional law, Court, Federal Law, house, house of representatives, speaker of the house, trump, video, youtube

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Damages You Can Recover For A Credit Card Statement Billing Error

Post author By Shehu Legal, LLC
Post date January 5, 2023

Tags bank, billing error, Connecticut, consumer law, Court, credit card, creditor, CUTPA, Fair Credit Billing Act, FCBA, Federal Law, lawsuit, TILA, Truth in Lending, unfair trade practices, video, youtube

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Credit Card Billing Error? Your Liability Is Limited To $50

Post author By Shehu Legal, LLC
Post date December 30, 2022

Tags bank, billing error, consumer law, Court, credit card, creditor, CUTPA, Fair Credit Billing Act, FCBA, Federal Law, lawsuit, TILA, Truth in Lending, unfair trade practices, youtube

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How Is A Conservator Appointed?

Post author By Shehu Legal, LLC
Post date December 30, 2022

The Probate Court decides whether to impose an involuntary conservatorship.

Part I: Involuntary Conservatorships

A conservatorship is a serious legal remedy. It strikes at the heart of a person’s natural right to self-determination, and it abridges the freedoms endemic to citizens of the United States. Connecticut permits involuntary conservatorships, temporary conservatorships, and voluntary conservatorships. This article is Part I of a three part series on the process of appointing conservators in Connecticut. It explores how Connecticut’s Probate Courts determine whether a conservatorship is necessary.

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