Lewis Said:

how would i write a letter to the king of england?

We Answered:

You Most Revered Excellency:

As one of your most loyal subjects, I have been consumed by thoughts of how I might best serve our wonderful country, England. In a vision recently, I was reminded of my facility with our language. It occurred to me that I might seek your help in securing passage on a slave ship on route to The New World that I may be able to employ this facility in dealing with native Indians. This service might be of greatest value to you when negotiating trades for highly popular furs and foodstuffs not common to our shores. For several generations running, my family has engaged in the beading trade and I bring knowledge of such matters to your doorstep now, along with a keen understanding of bartering.

My fondest hope is that you will see fit to consider my proposal that I be sent to the Colonies to represent market place interests of the Crown.

Most respectfully yours and in the service of the Crown,
Your faithful servant,
xxx (your name)


Len

Regina Said:

how do i write a letter to object to a motion to vacate a default judgment?

We Answered:

Keep your response simple.

Probably, you lack the legal education and experience necessary to effectively fight this motion. He may win the motion. It just means that you will have to prove up the elements of your pleadings in trial.

Pro se plaintiffs have a difficult time because of the lack of knowledge of legal procedures. If this guy hires an attorney, it will be time to consult your own attorney.

Kathleen Said:

How do I start writing a letter to the City of Cotulla about a grant that they got to build me a house 1 yr.?

We Answered:

Dear Sir or Madam:

I would like to be put on the agenda to speak at your next counsel meeting on "enter date".

You have previously approved a grant for me to have a house built. It is not being done, and I want to ask about the reason for the delay and to be given a time line as to when I can expect to be able to move into my new home.

Very truly yours,



Mary F. Vasquez