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• Andrew B. Weissman is a partner in the firm's Securities and Litigation/Controversy Departments, and a member of the Securities Litigation and Enforcement Practice Group and the Business Trial Group. He joined the firm in 1976. Mr. Weissman has a practice that focuses on securities and RICO litigation, with particular experience in class and derivative actions, and SEC enforcement matters.

  Mr. Weissman worked as a consultant in the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection from 1974 to 1975, then served as counsel to the Speaker of the New York State Assembly from 1975 to 1976. He joined the firm in 1976, then took a two-year leave to serve as Executive Assistant to the former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Patricia Roberts Harris from 1977 to 1979. In 1982, he served as counsel to the Patricia Roberts Harris mayoral campaign in the District of Columbia.

• District of Columbia New York

• Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1974J.D.Honors: magna cum laude Harvard University, 1974MPPHonors: With Honors University of Rochester, 1970B.S.

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It costs about $50 to have a name changed legally. It has nothing to do with the military. Go to the country clerks office. THey will give you name change paperwork. Fill it out and file it. They will send you new birth certificate with new name. Take new birth certificate and copy of name change paperwork to military folks and they will record the name change and change the childs paperwork.

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I need to send an encroachment letter, I'm just not sure which address to include. The mailing address is a PO Box, or the physical address. I need it to be signed for as well.. . I'm planning to use this address for both the envelope and the letter as well.. So I use the PO Box is what you're saying?.

I worked for myself this year, and didnt pay anything n, so when I file they take out self employment taxes. If I kept my receipts does that count for anything?.

Your boyfriend's illegal status has NOTHING to do with your contract, or his commitment. It has to do with the fact that your boyfriend is an illegal alien.. . I half-agree with David S. I cannot say whether your agreement is "in effect a promissory note" without reading it. If it IS, David S is right. But if it is a bilateral contract, it requires the signature of both parties, and David S. is dead wrong.. . No one can really advise you on the effect of the document without reading it (no surprise there, honey!)

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