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Wage garnishments and collections in Law ·
Hi,

About a year ago, I
received an enforcement order based on an affidavit from a notary public.

The affidavit in question is a contract I signed with an educational institution.
It turns out later that the contract wasn't even drafted in the legally required format.

How is it even possible for a notary to issue an enforcement order if the underlying contract isn't in the proper legal form—meaning, it’s essentially void?
When issuing an order like this, isn't the notary obligated to verify that the contract actually meets all the statutory requirements?

edit: I filed an objection, and my first hearing is scheduled for next week.
vividsailor7 said:Can everyone please just read the first post? Is that really too much to ask?


Unfortunately, I don't have the lab results right in front of me.

The APTV is elevated, and there’s a note attached.
*** (result is outside the reference range) refers to the APTV.
(* - outside recommended range, *** - result outside reference range, ***** - critical value)

That's about everything I can recall, unfortunately.

I had the test done about a month or two after my laparoscopy because I was planning to start birth control pills.

I’ve been dealing with this constant pulling sensation in a vein on my right thigh. I had an ultrasound done on both the veins and arteries, and everything came back normal.

I weigh 24kg.
Does anyone know if an elevated APTv level in stage two actually warrants more testing? I’ve been digging through stuff online about APTv, but I can't quite wrap my head around whether this elevation actually means anything significant. My doctor took a quick glance at the results and didn't say a word or suggest any follow-up tests.
Kenneth Vaughn73 said:If I had to describe the experience I've had multiple times, I would do it in the exact same way I did above. It’s honestly hard to believe how perfectly what I went through aligns with these details... it's surreal to realize I was using the same exact words to describe this phenomenon to other people!!

I'm with you on that... there was a stretch where it felt constant, but lately, things have quieted down. Let's hope it stays that way.
I've been dealing with microscopic hematuria for a while now. Sometimes my white blood cell count is up, and one recent test actually showed quite a bit of protein in my urine...

I went in for a kidney ultrasound
The results show partial ectasia of the upper pole collecting system in my left kidney...

From what I’ve read online, that basically means there's some dilation in the renal pelvis...

My urologist is ordering a bunch of follow-ups: a urine cytology, a culture, an IV urogram, plus blood work for BUN and creatinine and a urine sedimentation...

The cytology came back showing a few transitional and glandular epithelial cells, along with some mostly old red blood cells.

The culture was clear.

They mentioned it could be an aberrant blood vessel or perhaps damage from a kidney stone...

I'm mainly trying to wrap my head around this cytology result if anyone here knows what it implies. :-)

I deal with constant dull, heavy pains in my lower abdomen and back. It fluctuates, and I also have difficulty urinating and notice dark urine at times.
I've been dealing with microhematuria for a while now. Sometimes my white blood cell count is up, too, and one of my recent tests actually showed a significant amount of protein in my urine...

I went in for a kidney ultrasound
The results show partial ectasia of the upper pole collecting system on my left kidney...

According to what I found online, that’s basically like a dilation of the renal pelvis...

My urologist wants a full battery of tests: a urine cytology, a culture, an IV urogram, plus blood work for BUN and creatinine and a urine sedimentation test...

The cytology came back showing a few transitional and glandular epithelial cells, along with some mostly old red blood cells.

The culture was clear.

They mentioned it could be an aberrant blood vessel, or perhaps a kidney stone caused some damage...

I'm mainly trying to make sense of this cytology report if anyone here knows what it implies. :-)

I'm living with constant dull, heavy pains in my lower abdomen and back; sometimes they subside, but I also deal with difficulty urinating and dark-colored urine.