Speaker 1: Good time for law and disorder.
Speaker 2: I demand a lawyer with attorney Jeff Kaufman on one
Speaker 2: O one one W JR R.
Speaker 1: We are Orlando's rock station. Hey, if you are someone
Speaker 1: you know who's been injured in any way, shape or form,
Speaker 1: and you think perhaps I might have a legal situation here,
Speaker 1: I need to get some advice, some direction. Jeff Kaufman
Speaker 1: at Kaufin and Lend's a good guy, a good resource
Speaker 1: and good sounding board to get a hold of.
Speaker 2: Several ways to get in touch with Jeff. Email is
Speaker 2: Jeff at when youneed US dot Com. That's Jeff. When
Speaker 2: you need US dot com, Pound five four six on
Speaker 2: your cell or calling directly at for zero seven five
Speaker 2: hundred Jeff.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Jeff Kaufman.
Speaker 3: I gotta tell you, it's always a great Monday when
Speaker 3: I get a set across from you, gentlemen and realize
Speaker 3: what the future of our country is going to look like.
Speaker 1: Jeff a veteran as well. Jeff, Veterans Day. Thank you
Speaker 1: to all of our veterans. Thank you for your service. Jeff.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that. You know it's always weird because I
Speaker 3: never take the day off, but they say it's my day.
Speaker 3: You should take it off. You earned this day, you know,
Speaker 3: But you know, clients still call.
Speaker 1: How long were you in?
Speaker 3: I was in three years. It was the eighty second
Speaker 3: Airborne for three years. I was a combat medic. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and an effigy unit. Gon't ever trust your recruiter when
Speaker 3: he says to you, hey, you're just going to be
Speaker 3: flying around in airplanes. It's gonna be great. You didn't
Speaker 3: say I was not gonna land.
Speaker 2: His jobs to recruit no matter how he gets the
Speaker 2: feat in the boots, he's there to recruit.
Speaker 3: Tell haircut was good to sign here, Yes, he told
Speaker 3: my haircut was good. And till the guy with the
Speaker 3: razor and the hose game, that wasn't great.
Speaker 2: Now, But thank you, thank you on this Veterans Day
Speaker 2: to you, Jeff Kaufman and all our veterans.
Speaker 3: There are so many guys out there, you know, you know,
Speaker 3: take care of yourself. If you're in a bad place,
Speaker 3: you know, just be good with it. If you if
Speaker 3: you quality medical help, make sure to go.
Speaker 1: To the VA.
Speaker 2: M All right, all are men and women.
Speaker 1: Where would you like to begin this morning? Their taco bombs?
Speaker 2: Okay, let's just get ripping right into him. We had one.
Speaker 1: No, we didn't.
Speaker 2: We passed it along three year old I know. Oh god, no,
Speaker 2: it gets worse. A three year old that I know
Speaker 2: was molested by a six year old. Yeah bad in
Speaker 2: parentheses last week at a fast food playground tunnel. Any
Speaker 2: liability on the restaurant. I'm furious. No, I don't know what.
Speaker 1: Here's the way this works.
Speaker 3: I don't mean to say no real quick, here's the
Speaker 3: way this you know, unless they're aware of it.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not their job.
Speaker 3: It'd be different if it was a daycare or something
Speaker 3: like that, just because they have some stuff out there. Now,
Speaker 3: if this is something they are aware of and they
Speaker 3: let happen, yes, but most likely this was a one
Speaker 3: off and they were unaware of the situation. But this
Speaker 3: is and here's where it's a parent's job. But they're
Speaker 3: the parents. But here's another problem. Because of the age
Speaker 3: of the six the six year old, you know, he's
Speaker 3: really not really or he or she is not responsible
Speaker 3: either because at that age, I mean, there's no way
Speaker 3: criminally they can even think about holding a six year
Speaker 3: old responsible.
Speaker 1: Hey, where do you I'm just curious charging someone as
Speaker 1: an adult. Do you have a red line or no.
Speaker 1: The red line is this.
Speaker 3: And you know, I'm licensed in eighteen different states, So
Speaker 3: normally the law is the same pretty much in everyone.
Speaker 3: If you are old enough to appreciate, and you have
Speaker 3: the mentality to appreciate what you did, you know, then
Speaker 3: normally that's the way it works. Like it, I would say,
Speaker 3: fifteen and above you can be charged in a heinous
Speaker 3: crime unless you have some kind of mental issue or
Speaker 3: your low functioning or something like that.
Speaker 1: I'm with you on the fifteen.
Speaker 3: Like murder, but I think when you when you start
Speaker 3: hitting fourteen fourteen year olds, their brains aren't even developed.
Speaker 1: I mean, you really can't.
Speaker 2: Even we're seeing some fourteen year olds do some real
Speaker 2: yah stuff you do.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying they don't. But the fact is this
Speaker 3: is that by that even in certain states, they've already
Speaker 3: declared that if you can made a serious crime below
Speaker 3: twenty one, that later on, you know, the parole issues
Speaker 3: are different, because you know, the fact is, if you're
Speaker 3: in this country, think about this way, you are not
Speaker 3: responsible enough to have a drink. We have deemed that
Speaker 3: in this country every state almost I think other than one,
Speaker 3: every state you're not old enough to have a drink
Speaker 3: of alcohol, because we don't think you're responsible enough to
Speaker 3: be able to handle a beer, then how are you
Speaker 3: really responsible for your conduct? If we if the country
Speaker 3: declares that so, I mean, that's just something to think about.
Speaker 2: What's next, Tako? Okay, here's a quick one that just
Speaker 2: came in for Jeff. I printed the will to paperwork
Speaker 2: to fill out now from your website and your website
Speaker 2: will this one replace a previous will that was done
Speaker 2: with an attorney.
Speaker 3: It should based on the date. It's a superseding will,
Speaker 3: so it should. But wou I would put on it?
Speaker 3: I would write, write in the parentheses this proceeds any
Speaker 3: other will if you like to. If you want to
Speaker 3: put that down there, but make sure it's signed. You
Speaker 3: remember the rules.
Speaker 1: I told you.
Speaker 3: It has to be witnessed and notarized. So you'll see
Speaker 3: this terrible video with me in it.
Speaker 1: And it's free.
Speaker 3: But if you need a more complicated thing, you know,
Speaker 3: I could probably put you in touch with somebody. But
Speaker 3: you know, it's just something we do for free because
Speaker 3: you know people need it and it's a responsible thing
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 2: Again, if you want your will, when you need us
Speaker 2: dot com, that's when you need us dot com free will.
Speaker 2: That's cool little things like that that Jeff does. Also,
Speaker 2: we point this out a lot.
Speaker 1: I forgot.
Speaker 3: We're going to the movies this weekend. Yeah, on Thursday,
Speaker 3: we're going to Red One, the Santa Claus movie. Taken
Speaker 3: some listeners eight hundred people. Can you get some passes?
Speaker 1: Still?
Speaker 3: If you want to get with me, it's Jeff at
Speaker 3: when you need us dot Com. I mean, I'll try
Speaker 3: to fit in. I mean we might have a couple
Speaker 3: of spaces.
Speaker 2: Left Jeff at when you need us dot Com.
Speaker 1: If you want to go, see what is it?
Speaker 3: But unless unless we unless we to know you're in,
Speaker 3: don't just show up.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: And it's called Red right, It's Red One, okay, right,
Speaker 3: And it's at the Fashion Square mall. I think we
Speaker 3: keep that mall open. I think we legitimately do because
Speaker 3: we're I think they have like one store and the
Speaker 3: movie theater, and I think we're responsible for the movie
Speaker 3: theaters staying open for three years. And that's kind of
Speaker 3: cool because there are people in there who need jobs. Yeah,
Speaker 3: So I like knowing that I keep these people in
Speaker 3: their jobs, even if they don't like them. A lot
Speaker 3: of people texting Jeff saying thank you for your service.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's cool. I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: You know, if you'd miss it so long ago, it
Speaker 3: doesn't even feel like I did it, but I guess
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 2: If someone has an altercator altercation with someone else and
Speaker 2: the other one dies, corner's report says due to altercation
Speaker 2: and heart disease, but the physical report only says heart disease.
Speaker 2: The other party did not even see the moment one
Speaker 2: second in a jail.
Speaker 1: There's a lot going on in this one. I know,
Speaker 1: there really is.
Speaker 2: So two people have an altercation, one kills the other,
Speaker 2: but that individual all said.
Speaker 1: Heart disease, so well, sounds like heart attack during the altercation.
Speaker 3: They have multiple issues for why that could have happened.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's a lot going on in that. So
Speaker 3: got it, you know, Like I said, if you want
Speaker 3: to talk about it, give me a call. But at
Speaker 3: the same time, you know, be careful. These are not
Speaker 3: I know, you see a lot of billboards. Let's say, here,
Speaker 3: here's this money. You know, it's not as easy as
Speaker 3: you think.
Speaker 1: Of this.
Speaker 2: My friend's GC he was working at a customer's house
Speaker 2: and the homeowner knocked the ladder. Oh, God, knock the
Speaker 2: ladder out from under him and he broke his arm.
Speaker 2: Is the homeowner at fault?
Speaker 3: First Off, if he's on the job, he's got to
Speaker 3: apply for workers comp first. And yes, the homeowner could
Speaker 3: absolutely be responsible in this situation. Uh, the question is
Speaker 3: did he do it by accident or did you do
Speaker 3: it on purpose? If he did it on purpose, this
Speaker 3: is a crime. Yeah, because I mean he's in their home. Well,
Speaker 3: it's not that he's in a home. Any time you
Speaker 3: do it, it doesn't matter if you walk by somebody
Speaker 3: when he's working and you just at like home depot
Speaker 3: and you kick.
Speaker 1: Out the ladder, it's the same thing. Cool, you know.
Speaker 3: The difference is is that you know the homeowner's insurance
Speaker 3: would apply if you're at home depot. But if he
Speaker 3: commits a crime, you know, this could be a problem
Speaker 3: and some insurance companies won't cover you for that. But
Speaker 3: the first thing you're gonna have to do is it's
Speaker 3: going to first fall under workers comp and then there
Speaker 3: might be a case afterwards against the homeowner and his insurance.
Speaker 2: Okay, this person is being sued by a collections company
Speaker 2: small claims court.
Speaker 1: Who should he contact? Okay?
Speaker 3: God, how do I say, how do I say this
Speaker 3: with being careful companies? I don't know what company you're
Speaker 3: dealing with, but a lot of times.
Speaker 1: Your buddy Steve out there in the West Coast.
Speaker 3: Talk God, I hate the I hate these companies because
Speaker 3: a lot of these times these guys are buying debt
Speaker 3: for nickels on the dollar, and you know, there's good
Speaker 3: things about it. If you're head of household, it'll be
Speaker 3: difficult for them to garnish your wages. I mean, sometimes
Speaker 3: you negotiate with them, sometimes they can't. I mean the
Speaker 3: fact is this, you know, for them to really collect,
Speaker 3: they're going to have to file a case against you.
Speaker 1: Sorry that happened. It sucks.
Speaker 3: You know, if you owe the money, you know, maybe
Speaker 3: you can work something out.
Speaker 1: But so are you saying perhaps maybe this is just
Speaker 1: a threat at this point and they may not even
Speaker 1: have an intent of following through.
Speaker 3: I mean, if there's not a lot of money on
Speaker 3: the line, like, for example, if you're not talking about
Speaker 3: thousands of dollars, you know, I don't know. I personally
Speaker 3: think a lot of these companies, maybe not the company
Speaker 3: you're dealing with, but a lot of these scumback companies
Speaker 3: just irritate me.
Speaker 1: Jeff helped me with Steve.
Speaker 2: By the way, the person can youswer this in ten
Speaker 2: seconds because this person knocked yourself out.
Speaker 1: Text for last week too. Daughter was furloughed.
Speaker 2: Company said can't pay here for pay her for October hours,
Speaker 2: but will eventually what file small claims they owe her
Speaker 2: the money pay her file small claims? You got okay? Now,
Speaker 2: if you didn't get your question answered, I'll print it out.
Speaker 2: His direct email, Jeff Coffin is Jeff at when you
Speaker 2: need us dot com.
Speaker 1: If you need something answered right away, you can do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jeff at when you need us dot com. Pound
Speaker 2: five four six on your cellar four zero seven, five
Speaker 2: hundred Jeff.
Speaker 1: Jeff Coaufman from Kaufin and Lynd And have a.
Speaker 3: Fantastic New Year's New Year's.
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