- There are three types of vaccine exemptions.
There's the personal belief, the religious, and medical
Here is California, the only one that is accepted
is the medical exemption.
Our son, our toddler has a medical exemption
and we have an appointment next month for our infant.
For the medical exemption,
because our son did initially have some allergies
and ear infections, that in conjunction
with my family's history
that is just riddled with autoimmune disorders,
everything from asthma to lupus to fibromyalgia,
allergies, GI issues.
That together allowed our son to get a medical exemption.
- [Interviewer] And what does that mean,
getting a, like what does that mean?
- To have a medical exemption means that our kids
can go to any public or private school, any daycare,
and be exempt from having to get vaccines.
It's extremely difficult for a child
to get a medical exemption from a doctor.
A lot of doctors are not willing to write them,
but if just a little bit of research,
there are resources out there that can provide you
with a list of doctors.
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The real estate listing of the architectural masterpiece that hangs off the La Jolla bluffs provides a glimpse into the stately 10,240-square-foot home
The estate was designed by acclaimed architect Wallace E Cunningham, who took full advantage of the home's seat in Torrey Pines State Park by installing floor-to-ceiling windows in almost every room that offer panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean just north of San Diego
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Share this article Share The six-bedroom, six-bath home has two master suites, one of which has an adjoining workout space
The walls in the primary master are wrapped in sleek suede. The family room is outfitted with a custom liquor cabinet, movable bar, three climate-controlled wine cabinets and a massive 85" TV
There is a main kitchen as well as a service kitchen, both of which boast top-of-the-line appliances including four Gaggenau ovens
Other shared spaces include a large library with a stainless steel and glass pool table and a movie theater with acoustically-treated walls and tiered seating
Large swaths of the interior and exterior of the home feature Travertine stone floors, while the library is floored with deep walnut wood that matches the cabinetry and the ceiling of the family room
A subterranean garage that sits below the home can fit upwards of four vehicles. To the side of the massive home is a detached, multi-level guest house measuring 1,301 square feet with two bedrooms and two baths, each having separate entry points on different levels
A gated entrance shared with two other residences provides privacy to the estate.The property is located near Torrey Pines Golf Course, Del Mar Racetrack and the La Jolla Playhouse
The estate's listing agent is Laleh Monshizadeh of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Southern California
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What Are Interrogatories? – California Personal Injury Attorney Frank Nunes explains - Duration: 3:50.
You just got a packet of documents in the mail either from your attorney or from another
party to a lawsuit and they're called Interrogatories.
You got to answer some questions from either your attorney or the other side.
How important is it to give complete answers to these Interrogatories?
Hi, I'm Frank Nunes, I'm a civil law trial attorney practicing in the state of California.
Join me as I explain why it's important to give full and complete answers to interrogatories.
Well, what are interrogatories?
First of all, they're a series of written questions usually exchanged by parties in
a lawsuit designed to learn information about each sides' case.
This allows the lawyers or the parties, if they're self-represented, to evaluate the
merits of the case and see where the strong points of their case are and where the not
so strong points are.
These interrogatories are just like giving testimony and they require that they be answered
under oath.
Meaning, under penalty of perjury.
They obligate the party to investigate facts to give the information asked for in the interrogatories.
Sometimes they have to find out other information to get that information to the response in
the interrogatory and they put quite a burden on the responding party as well as the responding
parties' attorney because they require that they provide complete answers.
Now, providing complete answers is to expand and not just to answer a question as is written
but to explain the answer when your attorney suggests you do so.
Why is that important?
Well, sometimes people leave off information in interrogatories and what happens when they
have interrogatories?
Most likely, they're going to have their deposition set in the case.
And, what is the attorney asking them questions in that deposition going to do?
He or she is going to look at the responses from the interrogatories and ask them, "Well,
you said this when you responded to these interrogatories under oath and now your testimony
is something different.
Were you lying then or were you lying now?
Why are these two things inconsistent or why is there less information provided when that
information was known to you at the time you swore out answers to these responses?"
Once a client has been put to the point of being not trusted and viewed as not truthful,
if the matter proceeds to trial, the judge may instruct the jury or the judge himself
or herself that this person is not to be trusted at all in any matters of credibility.
This is why it's so important to give complete and accurate answers to interrogatories when
they come to you.
There's a time limit to answer them.
Most often the parties will work out an extension if additional time is needed to get those
complete answers, but do your best to get complete answers, disclose everything that's
asked in the interrogatory, work with your attorney to make sure those answers are complete
and you can avoid a lot of problems in your case down the road.
Well, that's it for today's video on why it's important to give complete answers to interrogatories.
By the way, if you found this information helpful, subscribe to our YouTube channel.
Why?
So you can continue to get fresh new content every time we post another great, educational
video.
If you have questions, I want you to pick up the phone and call me.
I can answer your questions.
I answer questions like this every day.
You can reach me at 559-436-0850.
I'm Frank Nunes, and thanks for watching.
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