Consent Agreement

Question: Where can I find a sample of consent letter or agreement? Hi Does anyone know where I can get a sample of consent agreement letter or the format of the letter for people to sign when they come to pick up stuffs? Consent that they have picked up the goods and the goods are correct and meets the condition

Answer: Your post is unclear. Consent to what? If people come to pick up stuff, they don't sign a consent letter. . . . .maybe a receipt. . . . Many online sample letters if you search google and know what you are looking for. . . . .

Question: How would you go about changing the custody agreement without a lawyer if both parents consent to agreement? I am a 14 year old girl who is looking to go from living with my dad to living with my mom. i have good reasons (such as drugs, verbal abuse, neglect, ect.) so i am trying to figure out what the best way to go about this would be. please let me know as i am not used to this and have no clue how to get this started..

Answer: The parent who wants custody would have to file for a custodial modification in the court where the original custody order was granted. If no objections are entered, the judge approves it if he feels it is in the child's best interests and the change in custody is entered as a matter of record. Depending on where you live, no lawyer may be needed and the forms are readily available from the clerk of the court.

Question: Master tenant doesn't have a Consent to Sublet agreement from LL. Is a sublet contract valid for subtenant? I signed a sublet contract to rent a room from a master tenant. However, found out the the master tenant never received permission to sublet. Does that make the contract I signed between the master tenant and subtenant illegal?

Answer: No. It might mean that the master tenant will be liable to you if the landlord evicts. The master tenant has agreed to provide you with housing. If he provides it, with or without permission, then he has performed his end of the contract. If he fails to provide it, because of lack of permission or for any other reason, then he has breached. The fact that he MIGHT be unable to provide the housing does not void the contract. BTW, he might not need the consent of the landlord. That would depend on the terms of the lease between the landlord and the master tenant.

Question: Is it illegal to destroy an original prenup agreement without consent of the other party. Is this a felony? I was forced into signing a prenup on the eve of my wedding 15 years ago. I now have my hands on it and want to destroy it, as it is very unfair. My husband, who is a lawyer (and a jerk), is threatening to have me put in jail. What are the ramifications if I do destroy this document. I am close to divorce at this point.

Answer: There are undoubtedly signed (and possibly notarized) copies anyway. It will avail you little or naught to destroy the original.Get a lawyer of your own. Do it now, and get a good one. Your combined marital assets will pay for it.

Question: Why can't a Senator simply vote nay on the Unanimous Consent Agreement to stop the health care bill? To those that know anything about the US Senate: About the health care bill. If a unanimous consent agreement is necessary in order for the rules of floor debate to be agreed to, why can't a Republican (who doesn't want the health care bill to pass) simply just not agree to it? For context, the House Rules committee decides on proposed rules for how a particular bill is going to be debated on the House floor, and then a majority of the House must agree to the rules for debate (and for bill consideration) to proceed. However, in the Senate, the party leaders (rather than a committee) typically meet together and then propose the rules for debate, but then, ALL the senators must agree to it for the bill to proceed. So why couldn't a Republican senator simply voice opposition to the unanimous consent agreement of the health care bill to stop it from being discussed on the Senate floor (so it couldn't be passed in the Senate, so it couldn't be enacted into law)? I know that it could be, in part, political calculation - if they can defeat the bill without resorting to drastic measures, they'd be more popular. But the problem is that once the unanimous consent agreement is formed, it's much, much more difficult to stop the bill, so a gamble of letting the bill go forward as normal in hope of getting a higher benefit could backfire if the bill starts appearing likely to pass. Disagreeing with the unanimous consent agreement would spend much of the Republicans' little political capital, but would ensure that the health care bill would fail. Another reason why they might not want to disagree with the unanimous consent agreement is because of tradition - Senate custom is that if you disagree with a bill you vote against it after debate is closed, or you vote against closing debate - but you don't vote against OPENING debate (which the unanimous consent agreement does). So refusing to open debate might not be politically pragmatic for Republican Senators. But many Republicans, including Congressional Republicans, are much more ideological than politically pragmatic - they truly want to defeat the bill at all costs, because some actually believe that it would "bankrupt America" or kill senior citizens or euthanize certain people in society or refuse care to Republicans and force everyone to participate in it. Senators that believe this (yes, some do) could easily vote nay on the unanimous consent agreement; why wouldn't a single crazy simply vote no?

Answer: Because it would be political suicide, just as it would be if the Democrats used the "nuclear" option to only require 51 votes to overcome a Republican filibuster...

Question: child custody consent agreement? My child's father and I have agreed on custody and visitation. Is there a way to do this ourselves and file it through the Court system and have a judge sign off on it with out paying an attorney 750.00. The attorney's tell me that I can do it myself but of course if they tell me how to do it they have to charge me. BTW....I live in North Carolina!

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Question: Could someone explain the Georgia Implied Consent Agreement to me? list sources

Answer: Anything that says implied consent sounds fishy to me. Sounds like some police state term. Whatever happens if I get hit with it I am going to fight it because I do not believe implied consent laws in most cases are Constitutional. The term "Implied" sounds like an excuse not to allow probable cause to be the grounds for a warrant and this is not kosher if we are following the law of the land.

Question: Is there a quote that says something like "Silence is agreement" or "Silence means consent"? Thanks Michael and Ava!

Answer: From the Latin phrase - "Qui tacet consentit" (silence implies consent) http://www.latinsayings.info/ From the Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:C… Consensus is part of a range of policies on how editors work with others, and part of the Fourth pillar of Wikipedia code of conduct. Editors typically reach a consensus as a natural and inherent product of wiki-editing; generally someone makes a change or addition to a page, and then everyone who reads the page has an opportunity to leave the page as it is or change it. Silence implies consent if there is adequate exposure to the community. Consensus among a limited group of editors, at one place and time, cannot override community consensus on a wider scale. In the case of policies and guidelines, Wikipedia expects a higher standard of participation and consensus than on other pages.

Question: So we,the man should be sure we have consent for sex.should we have a written agreement for the girls to sign? Is not enough when they take off the underwear?, what this politians are talking about, a new subject to fine people?...make sure you have the consent...really, only in UK you have to hear this kind of rubish.

Answer: Might not be a bad idea to have a written consent form. That way there can be no confusion as to agreed to what.

Question: Can a seventeen yr old sign a roommate agreement with out parental consent in Texas.?

Answer: no it is illegal for a minor child to sign any legal contract

Question: Can a student loan company legally change my agreement without my consent? I have just started graduate school and had/have four years of student loans under deferment, the original loan note states the circumstances under which deferment is granted and I do currently meet those circumstances...However, two months ago I received a letter informing me that my loans had been sold to a new creditor. After several phone calls and conversations I have been told that Wells Fargo does not offer academic deferments, only forbearances. Is this ok? I signed loan agreements with the first creditor, can a second creditor buy the loans and legally change the agreement without my knowledge or consent? Yes, I know the difference between deferment and forbearance...it's a few thousand dollars a year. Deferment delays payments and freezes the balance, forbearance delays payments but does not freeze interest accrual. I understand that private student loans are highly un-regulated, having searched through my original papers it just seems odd to me that the terms a loan note can just be changed without the borrower's knowledge or permission.

Answer: Check your original loan agreement again. Is there anything in it that states that they can be sold to another company? The answer is probably. It probably does say something in that original loan agreement that states if your loans are sold you would be subject to any terms of the new company. So, yes... this is probably legal and exactly the reason you should be weary of private loans.

Question: could a divoice agreement and consent order be changed in the UK? if can, how?

Answer: Of course.............

Question: what are the laws in nh re getting rid of your tenants pets if you only have a verbal agreement? We had a 6 month lease with our tenants. It ran out. We never made up a new one. During this time they asked if they could get a cat. We said the usual...as long as we dont smell anything etc. We agreed to another cat and a dog with the same stipulations. Now we are going back to a written rental agreement, with their consent, but we would like to have no pets due to the odor that eminates from their apt. We also live in the same house in the downstairs apt. Also, their dog continually barks. Can we specify no pets in the new lease as long as we give them ample time to find a new home for them.?

Answer: Well as an devoted animal lover I would say don't kick them out, HOWEVER! If there is an odor and the dog barking all the time, I think they are not responsible pet owners and yes you can draw up a new lease and give them 30 days to sign it without the pets, (which I doubt will happen), or move. Remind them that you said in your verbal agreement as long as you didn't smell them, which you do and the dog is barking all the time. OR if you want to continued with the same renters and can take the odor and barking, you can always raise the rent for your inconvenience or ask for more of a deposit? for the possible clean up you'll have when they move out. You would never know I have 2 cats. Good luck.

Question: what is is it called when a president wages war w/out consent of congress? executive agreement or privelege?

Answer: It would be a constitutional violation. The war powers act of 1973 .... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Powers_… helped address this. This gave the president 60 days in which he could send the military wherever he wanted and another 30 days as long as he let congress know ( even if they didnt agree with it ) As far as Iraq goes it has its own resolution ... http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cache:uWH… This resolution recapped statements from numerous UN resolutions against Iraq and authorized the president to use military force against Iraq, with whatever means he deemed nescessary. this resolution deemed the action against Iraq as a response to terrorism. Whether a person sees it that way or not thats how congress drafted the resolution and voted on it. ""I should add that the War Powers Act of 1973, as mentioned in the comment below, has never once been enacted."" == yes it has lou. Congress invoked the War Powers Resolution in the Multinational Force in Lebanon Resolution (P.L. 98-119), which authorized the Marines to remain in Lebanon for 18 months. In addition, P.L. 102-1, authorizing the use of U.S. armed forces concerning the Iraqi aggression against Kuwait, stated that it constituted specific statutory authorization within the meaning of the War Powers Resolution.

Question: My daughters mother broke our custody agreement by moving out of state with my child, without my consent.? I live in PA, this is where our agreement is. She moved to N.j. and refuses to drop her off. I don't want to break down in my car with my daughter, and I also shouldn't have to. Isn't this considered "abduction"?

Answer: Yep, She could be arrested for it.

Question: can a employer ask your doctor about an long term illness.does the doctor patient agreement .Even with consent Employer wants to talk to my GP with my consent? Does the paitent/doctor confidentiality prohibite this BMA has said that this is in the doctor charter and is classed as a law Cheers Keith

Answer: Okay, you need to research HIPA. It is a privacy act which does not allow employers to require employees to discuss their ailments with their employers. It should be sufficient to provide a doctors note that you are under their care. In the event that a hardship is created or you are unable to perform the main/ essentail functions of the job, then the employer has the right to terminate employment. Your employer needs to decide if your case has created a hardship on their business. If it has not, then they should try to work with you. They cannot require you to sign a consent, call asking your friends , go to your home to check on you, ask your neighbors, or do anything that invades your right to privacy concerning your health. Hope that helps. Good luck!

Question: What is the legal definition of "mutual consent"? We sent out an addendum to our tenants updating the late fee policy concerning late rent. They were given a 30 day notice that the rental policy was coming into affect. Now one of them is refusing to pay late fees claiming not having given mutual consent as inRCW 59.18.140 "The tenant shall conform to all reasonable obligations or restrictions, whether denominated by the landlord as rules, rental agreement, rent, or otherwise, concerning the use, occupation, and maintenance of his dwelling unit, appurtenances thereto, and the property of which the dwelling unit is a part if such obligations and restrictions are not in violation of any of the terms of this chapter and are not otherwise contrary to law, and if such obligations and restrictions are brought to the attention of the tenant at the time of his initial occupancy of the dwelling unit and thus become part of the rental agreement. Except for termination of tenancy, after thirty days written notice to each affected tenant, a new rule of tenancy including a change in the amount of rent may become effective upon completion of the term of the rental agreement or sooner upon mutual consent." Would giving them 30 days (although its been 4 months) with no objections count as mutual consent? We live in Washington State. Anyone have a good website to help us out?

Answer: as far as i know mutual consent is when both parties agree. but by them staying there that could be taken as consent.

Question: I am being compelled to execute agreement i signed without knowing there was an objectionable clause advise? in an out of court settlement, i signed an agreement but later discovered a clause we did not agree to, the other party is trying to compel me using writ of mandamus to file the agreement for the court to enter consent judgment, please advise me on my defenses

Answer: The law presumes that you read something BEFORE you sign it. Unless you can prove fraud (ie, they added a page after signature), you're basically up a creek. The fact that you were pressured to sign the agreement doesn't matter.

Question: How often can a partner stay over when agreement says no subletting? My tenancy agreement states that I am not to sublet to anyone without prior consent of the landlord. I understand this provision, but what I want to know is how often can a partner come over in the evenings, and/or stay overnight?

Answer: Ask your landlord, but usually it is 14 days in a year.

Question: I have been asked to sign a confidentiality and non-solicitation agreement by the company that I work for-? I don't understand one of the articles: "The Company will have the right to assign its rights and obligations hereunder without my consent." I understand the majority of the rest of the agreement, but I don't like the sound of "without my consent". Any lawyers or paralegals out there have insight as to what this means?

Answer: It means that they can give the rights and obligations the company has to someone else without first getting your consent. Basically, they're saying that if the company sells your division or gets bought out or merges with another company, it can give the company's rights and obligations to that company or to the new company that comes out of a merger.