I live in the state of LA and wouldlike to  know timelines for parties to be compensted once settlement's made
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File a Complaint with the Louisiana State Bar for failure to answer you questions regarding your settlement. When you file this complaint, make sure that you explain all the details of the case that lead up to the settlement offer.
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Wow, tough question!!!!  \n\nPacifiCorp will probably not give that info to you and the reservation will most definately not give that info up.  My rez has a similar agreement with another hugh company,  you could try to contact each "company" but most have the "confidentially" clause not to release info on those types of settlements.
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An agreement to pay with the stipulations.
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you could probably go to court talk to a judge and work out some sort of payment plan and get it paid off in a year.
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The courts should go by what is already in writing.  I highly suggest you get an attorney.
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contact the Department of Real Estate (www.dre.gov) and ask them or any one of lyour local banks (ask about forclosures/fixer-uppers), or your local H.U.D offices. You can also contact any one of your local realtors for a list!\nGood luck!\n\nCowboysminxxx
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Get a land lords agreement/contract.  Make them fill out a back ground check.  Make them pay First and Last Months rent.
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Louisiana has the worst web site I have seen for a state. "Small claims" search turned up nothing useful.\n\nThe small claims cases seem to be handled by city courts. There do not appear to be any forms for a small claims complaint, but you may want to go to your city court and ask.\n\nLocal bar associations may have a service offering help for "pro se" litigants (people who represent themselves). Look in your telephone book and call the local or parish bar association.\n\nYou may find this helpful, even if you are not near Baton Rouge: http://brgov.com/dept/citycourt/department.htm#Civil/Small%20Claims\nGood luck!
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there should be a Landlord and Tenant Board in your area that can give you advise and hopefully help arbitrate an agreement.
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go to a lawyer with the details.
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As far as I know, as soon as the payment is past due they can turn you in to collections.  Usually it takes a few months though before they do that, as they will have to give a cut of the monies collected to the collection firm.
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You will want to consult www.findlaw.com.  It will ask you your location and the area of law (civil rights). You will probably have to pay something up front, but many lawyers will set up a reasonable payment plan if they decide to take your case. Please do not think that you will find a lawyer to represent you on a contingency basis ("If you don't win, you don't owe us a dime."). Those arrangements are reservced for "slam-dunk" cases where the extent and type of damage done to you by the defendant practically guarantees you a large financial recovery.  Most discrimination cases are not of this type, so you will likely have to pay something.  Good luck to you.
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probably years. The insurance company will try to sweat you out, make you wait til your are bankrupt if they can. Meanwhile don't settle, and don't use an attorney that charges a percentage of your settlement. \n\nIf you hold your course, and get an attorney who will listen to you you can get them to court way faster. Just do the Nancy Regan and say no when they ask for extensions. \n\nHey it worked for me/
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California has a Victim Compensation Fund, www.boc.ca.gov/Victims \nThe perps may be required to pay restitution, but don't hold your breath.  Contact the DA's office to see what the progress of the criminal case is.  They are going to need your Dad as a witness.\nIt is possible that the entity operating the complex might be liable, although your question does not give me any ideas how.  If the responsible entity is a government entity, your father must file a claim with that entity within six months (180 days) of the incident.  If the responsible entity is not a government entity the deadline for filing a lawsuit is one year from the incident.  Seek legal advice as soon as possible.
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http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6729929.html, might be some info there type the completion of blahty blah in the address bar youll pull up all kinds of stuff
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Call your state attorney general's office.  They can guide you through the process.
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take it to court. then they cant tell you when it is convient for them.  thats what i have had to do.