EVERY DEADLINE

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The initial notice of the tow

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The vehicle's owner

A written request to the department brings a tow procedure hearing within forty-eight hours, excluding weekends and holidays; it does not apply to a car removed from posted private property.

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The department receiving the request for a hearing

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The transportation department

On request, the department affords a hearing before a hearing officer, which may be held by telephone, unless the period is extended for good cause.

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The person being taken into custody or detained

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The officer or the hospital

The evidence for the hold goes to a court, and a person held this way is never put in a jail or other unit for criminal detention.

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The prosecutor's petition, weekends and holidays included

Whose

The court

If the examiner finds the grounds, the prosecutor files within twenty-four hours, and the hearing on detention pending commitment is held within five days; if no petition is filed in time, the hold ends.

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The date of the warrant

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The officer

A warrant must be executed and returned within fourteen days after its date, and is void after that unless executed.

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The notice of the forfeiture proceeding

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The owner

An owner may file a verified answer and claim to the property, and cash alone, without other indicia of crime, is insufficient cause for seizure.

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The seizure

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The state

Proceedings to forfeit property seized under the drug forfeiture section begin within thirty days.

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Receipt of the complaint and summons

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The operator

A written request brings a hearing, limited to why the test was refused, held within thirty days of the arrest; without one the court sustains the $200 civil penalty.

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The refusal

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The driver

The hearing is limited to showing cause why the test was refused, with the burden on the driver; refusing brings a $250 civil penalty and a suspension.

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The purchase

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The owner

A vessel requiring numbering is registered with an assessor or authorized vendor, with the number and validation sticker on each side of the bow and the certificate on board.

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The agency discovering the breach

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The public agency

A city, county or state agency that learns of a breach of the security of its system notifies the office of the Idaho Attorney General.

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The meeting, counted back

Whose

The governing body

A special meeting takes at least twenty-four hours' notice unless there is an emergency.

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Having reason to believe a child was abused, abandoned or neglected

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Any person, teachers and doctors included

The report goes to law enforcement or the health and welfare department, and failing to report as the section requires is a misdemeanor.

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The meeting, counted back

Whose

The governing body

A regular meeting's agenda is posted at least forty-eight hours before it.

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The employer receiving the employee's written request, weekends and holidays left out

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The employer

On the employee's written request for earlier payment, the final wages are due within forty-eight hours, weekends and holidays excluded.

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The agency receiving the request

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The public agency

The agency grants or denies a resident's request, or says in writing that it needs longer to locate the records.

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Starting the repairs, counted back

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The repairer

To put the repair lien ahead of a lender, the repairer gives notice by registered mail to any secured lender of record, and the work may go ahead if the lender does not object in writing within those days.

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The meeting, counted back

Whose

The governing body

A regular meeting takes at least five calendar days' meeting notice, posted at the agency's principal office and online where it has a website or social media.

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The start of the suspension

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The principal

A principal's temporary suspension may not exceed five school days; the superintendent may extend it ten more, and the board five more on a finding about others' safety.

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The offer of suitable work

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The claimant

Failing without good cause to apply for suitable work, or to accept it within seven days of an offer, costs benefits.

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The agency receiving the request

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The public agency

Where the agency has said in writing it needs longer to locate the records, it provides them no later than ten working days after the request.

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The auction, counted back

Whose

The repairer

Notice of the sale is published in a county newspaper, or posted in three public places where there is none, for ten days before the sale.

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The layoff or termination, weekends and holidays left out, or the next regular payday if sooner

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The employer

All wages then due are paid by the earlier of the next regular payday or ten days, weekends and holidays excluded.

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The operator sending the notice

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The renter

The notice demands payment within a stated time of not less than ten days, and says the goods will be sold at a stated time and place if the claim is not paid.

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Election day, counted back

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The county clerk

The office stops registering at 5:00 p.m. on the eleventh day before an election, and a complete application received after is held and takes effect the day after; registration is still open at the polls on election day.

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Notice of the determination

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The claimant or the employer

A determination becomes final unless a written, signed appeal is filed with the department; if the determination was not delivered in time through no fault of the party, the period runs from actual notice.

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Service of the appeals examiner's decision

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The claimant or the employer

The appeals examiner's decision, with its findings of fact and conclusions of law, can be taken to the commission, and the commission's decision to the Supreme Court.

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The time the final wages were due

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The employer

If the employer misses the time, wages continue at the same rate until paid or for fifteen days, whichever is less, up to $750, or $500 if paid before a wage lien is filed.

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The agency receiving the request

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The public agency

The agency grants or denies a nonresident's request within twenty-one days.

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The entry of the judgment

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The party who lost

The appeal goes to a lawyer magistrate other than the one who decided it, for a $20 fee, and a party who loses the appeal too pays the winner's attorney's fee.

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The death

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The successor

Once thirty days have passed, anyone holding the person's money or property pays or delivers it to a successor who presents the affidavit, where the estate is worth no more than $100,000 and no administration is pending.

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The hearing, counted back

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The parent petitioning

Where a parent petitions for a minor and the other living parent does not join, the other parent is served with notice of the time and place of the hearing.

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The vehicle being transferred, or first entering Idaho if bought elsewhere

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The new owner

The new owner pays a $20 penalty if the title is presented for transfer later than that.

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The work being done

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The repairer

If the charges are not paid, the property may be sold at public auction after ten days' public notice, the proceeds pay the lien and costs, and the rest goes to the owner.

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The service being rendered

Whose

The lienholder

A person who stores, protects or carries property may auction it after giving ten days' notice, with notice also sent to the owner and any secured lender.

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The renter first being in default

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The storage operator

A sale of stored property to satisfy the operator's lien may be held only after the renter has been in default continuously for sixty days.

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The firing

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The employee

An employee fired for jury service may sue for treble the wages lost and reinstatement, with a reasonable attorney's fee if the employee wins.

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The accident

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The worker, or someone for them

No workers' compensation proceeding may go forward unless the employer is given notice as soon as practicable and not later than sixty days after the accident.

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The plan being signed

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The payday lender

A plan the borrower asks for, once in any twelve months, runs at least sixty days in at least four equal payments, with no added interest or fees.

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The retaliation

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The public employee

An employee may sue for an injunction, actual damages or both, and must show by a preponderance of the evidence that the adverse action was because of the protected report.

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The claim being made

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The worker

Where a claim was made and nothing paid, the worker asks the Industrial Commission for a hearing within one year of the claim.

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The discrimination

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The person discriminated against

A complaint under oath goes to the Idaho Human Rights Commission, which first tries informal resolution and then investigates.

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The accident, or the death

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The worker, or someone for them

A claim is made within one year, unless compensation has been paid voluntarily or a hearing requested.

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The end of the juvenile court's jurisdiction, or age eighteen if later

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The person with the record

A person adjudicated only for misdemeanor or status offenses, or whose case went to diversion, may petition for expungement, and the court sets a hearing and notifies the prosecutor.

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The wages coming due

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The employee

A wage claim is filed with the Department of Labor or in court within two years, or within twelve months for a claim of more pay for a period already paid.

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Delivery of the new car, or sooner at the end of the warranty or at 24,000 miles

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The buyer

A defect reported to the manufacturer or its dealer in that window must be repaired even after it ends, and repeated failed repairs within it bring a refund or a replacement.

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The death or the injury

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The heirs, the personal representative, or the injured person

An action for a death caused by the wrongful act or neglect of another, or for an injury to the person, is brought within two years.

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The claim arising

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The consumer

No private action under the act may be brought more than two years after the cause of action accrues.

From

The end of the juvenile court's jurisdiction or release from the correctional center, or age eighteen if later

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The person with the record

A person adjudicated for a felony or committed to juvenile corrections may petition after that time, apart from the serious offenses the section lists, which cannot be expunged.

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The claim arising

Whose

The creditor

An action on a contract or obligation not founded on a writing is brought within four years.

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The accident

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The worker

Where payments stopped, the worker has five years from the accident to ask the commission for more.

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The claim arising, or the last payment of principal or interest

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The creditor

An action on a contract founded on a writing is brought within five years, and any payment of principal or interest counts as a new written promise to pay the rest.

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The shelter care hearing, counted back

Whose

The state

Each parent or custodian from whom the child was removed gets notice of the time, place and purpose of the hearing and of the right to counsel.

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The child being taken into shelter care, weekends and holidays left out

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The state

A child taken without an order may be held at most forty-eight hours, not counting Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, unless a shelter care hearing is held and the court orders an adjudicatory hearing.

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The landlord receiving the tenant's certified written notice

Whose

The landlord

Where smoke detectors are missing and not installed within seventy-two hours of the notice, the tenant may install them and deduct the cost from next month's rent.

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The judgment for the landlord

Whose

The tenant

A residential tenant has seventy-two hours after the judgment to remove belongings before the writ is carried out.

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The buyer or the buyer's agent receiving the disclosure form

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The buyer

A buyer who receives the form after signing may rescind by a written, signed and dated notice naming a specific disclosure objected to, and the deposits come back.

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The landlord receiving the tenant's written notice listing each failure

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The landlord, to cure

A tenant may sue over repairs, the deposit or another of the landlord's duties only after giving three days' written notice listing the failure and demanding it be cured, delivered personally, at the landlord's business or by certified mail.

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Service of the written notice demanding the rent or possession

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The tenant

A tenant who stays after defaulting on rent is in unlawful detainer once the written notice, stating the amount due, has been served and the three days have run.

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The dog being impounded, weekends and holidays left out

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The sheriff or shelter

No impounded dog may be killed before five days, excluding weekends and holidays, have passed and a reasonable effort to find the owner has failed.

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The trial date, counted back

Whose

The landlord

The summons, the complaint and the notice of the trial are served on the tenant at least five days before the trial.

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The lien claim being filed

Whose

The lien claimant

A copy of the claim is served on the owner personally or by certified mail.

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The seller accepting the buyer's offer

Whose

The seller

A signed and dated copy of the completed disclosure form goes to each prospective buyer or the buyer's agent.

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The board mailing notice of its intention to raise the value

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The county board of equalization

Where notice goes by mail, the board takes no final action raising the value until ten working days after mailing, unless the owner appears sooner.

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The tenant filing the suit

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The court

In a suit only for specific performance of the landlord's duties, the court schedules a trial within twelve days of filing.

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The landlord filing the action for possession

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The court

In an action for possession for unpaid rent, the court schedules a trial within twelve days of filing.

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The ex parte order being issued

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The court

An ex parte temporary protection order is effective for a fixed period of no more than fourteen days, and may be reissued.

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The temporary order being issued

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The court

A full hearing is set for not later than fourteen days from the temporary order, and the respondent is served with the order, the petition and the hearing date.

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The lease ending and the tenant surrendering the premises

Whose

The landlord

The landlord refunds the deposit, and a partial refund comes with a signed statement itemizing what was kept, why, and what was spent. Nothing may be kept for normal wear and tear.

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The increase or decrease, counted back

Whose

The park landlord

An escalation clause for a share of taxes, utility assessments or services takes effect only after thirty days' written notice to the resident.

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The date the tenancy is to end, counted back

Whose

Whichever side is ending it

A tenancy at will is ended by the landlord's written notice to remove, or the tenant's written notice of a vacating date, not less than one month away.

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The dog being transferred to a new owner

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The owner

An owner transferring such a dog tells the local agency and gives the new owner a copy of the court's order.

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The lease ending and the tenant surrendering the premises

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The landlord

However the lease sets the time, the deposit is refunded within thirty days in any event, with an itemized signed statement for anything kept.

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The trustee's sale date, counted back

Whose

The trustee

Good faith attempts to serve an adult occupant, on different days over at least seven days, are each made at least thirty days before the sale, and the last of four weekly newspaper notices runs at least thirty days before it.

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The resident falling behind on lot rent

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The park landlord

When a resident is sixty days in arrears, the landlord notifies in writing any lienholder and legal owner who gave notice of their interest, and may recover at most sixty days' rent due before that notice.

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The mailing or delivery of the written notice, or four months after publication if later

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A creditor who got written notice

A creditor sent written notice has until the later of four months after the published notice or sixty days after the letter, or the claim is barred.

From

The acknowledgment being filed, or a proceeding about the child if that comes sooner

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Anyone who signed it

A signer may file a notarized rescission within the earlier of sixty days after filing or the date of a court or administrative proceeding about the child in which they are a party.

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The date set for the tax deed to issue, counted back

Whose

The county tax collector

The notice goes by certified mail to the record owners and parties in interest no more than five months and no less than two months before the deed is set to issue.

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Completing the work or furnishing the materials

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The contractor or supplier

The claim is filed with the county recorder, verified by oath, stating the amount, the owner, who hired the claimant and the property.

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The buyer's written notice to the last known occupant

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The buyer at the sale

Personal property left in a home the buyer reasonably finds unoccupied may be stored, and the owner's rights in it end only if it is not claimed within ninety days of the written notice.

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The rent increase, counted back

Whose

The park landlord

After the lease term, lot rent may be raised only on ninety days' written notice to residents, by first class mail, certified mail or personal delivery, and uniformly across the community or rent tier.

From

The recording of the notice of default

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The homeowner, or a junior lienholder

Paying the amount then due, other than principal not due without the default, with costs and fees, cures the default; the proceedings are dismissed and the trust deed goes on as if no acceleration had happened.

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The trustee's sale date, counted back

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The trustee

After the notice of default is recorded, notice of the sale goes by registered or certified mail to the grantor and others with a recorded interest at least 120 days before the sale.

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The first publication of the notice to creditors

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A creditor of the estate

Claims not presented within the time the notice states are forever barred.

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The lien claim being filed

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The lien claimant

A lien binds the property no longer than six months after filing unless a suit to enforce it is started within that time, or a payment or extension of credit is endorsed on the record.

From

The order after the full hearing

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The court

On a showing of immediate and present danger of domestic violence, the court may order relief for a period not exceeding one year.

From

The issuance of the tax deed to the county

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The record owner or a party in interest

Unless the county has contracted to sell or transferred the property sooner, the owner may redeem by paying the delinquency, late charges, interest and costs, and the right ends fourteen months after the deed.

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The date of delinquency

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The owner

If real property with a delinquency is not redeemed within three years, the county tax collector makes a tax deed for it in favor of the county, after notice and an affidavit of compliance.

From

The death

Whose

A creditor of the estate

A claim that arose before the death is barred against the estate, the personal representative and the heirs unless presented within three years, or sooner where a notice period ends first. State tax claims are the exception.

From

The start of continuous occupation and claim

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The person claiming the land

Adverse possession is never established without twenty years of continuous occupation and claim and payment of all the taxes on the land, and not at all where a recorded instrument says the use was by permission.

From

The application

Whose

The sheriff

The sheriff issues a license to an applicant who is not disqualified, valid for five years, for a fee of $20.

From

The not guilty plea

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The prosecutor

A defendant who did not ask for a postponement must be brought to trial, or the case is dismissed absent good cause; for a felony the six months run from the information being filed.

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The arrest

Whose

The prosecutor

Where a person has been held to answer and no indictment or information is filed within six months of the arrest, the court must dismiss unless good cause is shown.

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The offense

Whose

The prosecutor

A prosecution for most misdemeanors must be commenced by filing the complaint or finding an indictment within one year after the offense.

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The offense

Whose

The prosecutor

A prosecution for most felonies must be commenced within five years; murder, voluntary manslaughter and the other listed crimes have no limit.