I am guessing because all he has to do to get reinstatement is to do the class hours.
You can shoot people breaking into your home in MN. I had a friend who had to do that in Saint Paul
They weren’t rock bottom, rock bottom was 2020. They were starting to climb in 2022 and rapidly rose over the course of the year. Nick might have got a 4.5 rate in April of 2022 but why pay 4.5% interest unless he had some genius ROI to plan or needed lots of cash fast for…?
And people said Nick would never make the news again. What a king sitting on a foreclosed throne.
Normally when you start racking up a whole lot of money fast, your own bank suggests a wealth management advisor.
There was a fad mid COVID stimy free money years to refinance your home and invest on greenfields like NFTs, meme stocks and whatnots... just like early 00s and real state. I convinced some friends not doing this bullshit.
No, it's hours of instruction.
Did he buy the mustang in 2024 or 2023? I've lost all track of time. But if he bought it this year, when the well was clearly and obviously drying up (though of course he was too stubborn and addled to admit it), he's beyond idiocy and deep into Full Retard. At least the big fully loaded Lincoln bought just the year-ish before had some practical use for a family of 8
And a girlfriend to impress.
That is the Office of Professional Responsibility disciplinary list. That type of suspension is a long process, as is reinstatement. Nick is administratively suspended by the Lawyer Registration Office. Reinstatement (as we have seen with Nick) is a matter of curing defaults in payment or evidence of CLE completions + fees. I don't believe admin suspensions show up on the OPR list.
Definitely not this year. Either 2023 or late 2022.
Fantastic! But the music is a touch too loud (Not a huge deal).
The 90s Bulls having nothing on Nick’s 3peat and they did it twice!
He is "involuntarily restricted" by court order because he failed to complete his continuing legal education requirement for 2021-2024, which means he cannot practice law. This isn't as a result of attorney discipline so he wouldn't be on the list of attorneys suspended or disbarred.
He bought it in December 2022 and decided to try to drive it home (I think he said he ignored the dealership's warning too) and promptly drove it into the ditch on the way back with one of his children in the car.
Thanks. 2023, then, probably*, bc it was in March and that was a very snowy winter, unlike this past year.
I agree with you here. Nick claimed to be a "Good Catholic Christian MAN", and lots of kids is what a "Good Catholic Christian MAN" does. So he went along with the trope.
He bought the GT500 in December of 2022, toDid he buy the mustang in 2024 or 2023? I've lost all track of time. But if he bought it this year, when the well was clearly and obviously drying up (though of course he was too stubborn and addled to admit it), he's beyond idiocy and deep into Full Retard. At least the big fully loaded Lincoln bought just the year-ish before had some practical use for a family of 8.
Does Steel Toe count as a shoe baron?
Wow. Nick really is going above and beyond at the last minute to lock down lolcow of the year. I don't know about everyone else, but I can't wait to see what midnight delivers from him.
