I have a friend that has a hearing disability with ID, can she avail discounts when he travel across country?

I think a lot will depend on the full story like why is the adult child still leaving with parents? Anyway if it was me I would handle it this way. Rather than charge rent from my child, I would allow him to live rent free but he has put aside the amount of money he would otherwise be paying for rent it into either a savings or a retirement account. This way in a few years he/she could have saved up enough money to become a home owner.

Under the Lemon Law in Singapore, which falls under the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act, buyers can make a claim for a defective product within six months of purchase. Consumers can request for repair, replacement, reduction in price or a refund, says Seng Choon, adding that the law applies to goods and services sold online by a registered Singapore company.

First of all, you need to be careful of your choice of roommates because you are actually renting as a single entity. Everyone on the lease is responsible equally. Secure the services of a lawyer and have him create a lease or binding contract that you and your roommates can sign. Keep one copy, have the roommate keep a copy and also keep a copy with the lawyer. If your roommate defaults on the lease call your lawyer and have him evicted.

Some people who are dependent on credit cards does not think on how much they are gonna spend. When they are stressed, they sometimes go shopping as an alternative to stress relief. In the situation of this couple, the husband gives his everything for them. The wife also works hard for them to buy their wants,

There are tourist attractions that offer special discounts to caregiver and free admission for PWDs. These include some attractions on Sentosa, the 4 Wildlife Parks, Garden By The Bay, Wild Wild Wet, etc. However, PWDs must show their DDR ID - Development Disability Registry ID card. Free admission applies to the first caregiver, regardless of nationality, who accompanies a Singaporean, permanent resident or foreigner with disabilities.

The use of the word “accidentally” ]which is always a fun word for lawyers. It’s possible, if the amount were great enough and the company decided to sue you over it, that if the situation were truly an accident, and not a negligent or reckless act, that a court would find no liability, this is because tort law is predicated on intent, generally speaking. Even negligence requires more than a mere “accident” — it requires a duty, a breach of that duty, and damages.