Big Bar, CA Divorce Buyout in California
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Example: John and Jane own a house valued at $500,000, with a mortgage (or mortgages) that total $300,000. If you subtract the value from the total loan about ($500,000 - $300,000) you get the equity of the house, in this case $200,000. If John and Jane split their assets 50-50, each have $100,000 equity in the house. Therefore, if John wishes to keep the house, he would need to refinance the mortgage(s) with a total loan amount of $400,000 and use the remaining $100,000 to buy out his spouse.
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Containment of Iron/Alps Complex expected today
Today marks the expected containment date for the Iron/Alps Complex, which is located in Junction City in Trinity County.
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ROUTE 299 REOPENS
Route 299 is currently open 23 miles west of Weaverville at Big Bar, according to a news release issued by The California Department of Transportation Tuesday morning.
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Highway 299 closed to traffic again
Highway 299 was closed 23 miles west of Weaverville, at Big Bar, off and on Sunday, due to wildfires.
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Route 299 travel sketchy
State Route 299 opened and closed Monday due to wildfires near the community of Big Bar in Trinity County, even as fire crews responded to yet another rash of lightning fires on the Shasta-Trinity National ...
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Cool and damp could be welcome in fire country
Rain showers today and tomorrow could help firefighters get a firmer grip on the series of blazes spread across Northern California.
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Trinity county town again in fire's crosshairs
Mandatory evacuation notices were given, phone and electrical service was out and State Route 299 was closed for most of the day Saturday as fire crews worked to keep the Buckhorn Fire from moving into the ...
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Big Bar issued mandatory evacuation
A mandatory evacuation has been issued for the community of Big Bar, north of state Route 299, due to wildfires.
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Trinity County fires spread to threaten town
Fire officials reported fire conditions remained active in the Iron Complex in Trinity County and posed an increasing risk to the community of Big Bar on Sunday.
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Fire containment nears for some area
The Lime Complex fires are expected to be contained Friday, though unburned interior material and better mapping on the ground recently resulted in a slight increase in the estimate of acreage burned.
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"Iron-alps Complex Update - August 10, 2008 (Iron Alps Complex Wildland Fire)"
STATUS RESOURCES Apx. Acres Burned: 94,472 Crews: 28 Engines: 47 Apx. Percent Contained: 68% Helicopters : 11 Expected Full Containment: September 1, 2008 Dozers: 4 Water Tenders: 15 Cause: Lightning Date ...
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"Public Smoke Advisory for Big Bar and Surrounding (Iron Alps Complex Wildland Fire)"
On the Eagle Fire near Big Bar California, firefighters will be conducting firing operations to reinforce and secure firelines as the fire makes its way to the west.
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Fire crews focus on containment
Firefighters persevered in containment and suppression efforts Sunday, two days after an 18-year-old Washington firefighter died from injuries sustained while fighting a blaze near Junction City.
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Living with smoke and fire: It's mid-summer, and there's no let up in sight
Fire managers say that State Route 299 may again see traffic restrictions later this week due to wildfire, and it appears that residents from Willow Creek to Weaverville will continue to live in the smoky haze.
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Living with smoke and fire: It's mid-summer, and there's no let up in sight
Fire managers say that State Route 299 may again see traffic restrictions later this week due to wildfire, and it appears that residents from Willow Creek to Weaverville will continue to live in the smoky haze.
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Local fires surpass Big Bar Complex in acres burned
Fires in Humboldt and Trinity counties have already burned more than the Big Bar Complex of 1999 -- and it's only mid-July. Some 144,000 acres have burned in the Shasta-Trinity and Six Rivers national forest ...
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Updates on fire impacts
Six Rivers National Forest stated Tuesday that a closure remains in effect for the Salmon River Road to the general public.
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Initiates Fire Use Restrictions
Forest Supervisor Tyrone Kelley announced today that special fire restrictions will be initiated on the Six Rivers National Forest effective Friday July 11, 2008.
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Air quality alerts remain in effect
High temperatures throughout the state Tuesday created dangerous fire conditions and poor air quality.
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Smoke from Wildfires Creates Health Concerns
The North Coast Unified Air Quality Management District issued an Air Quality Alert on 6-30-08 11:00am for the following areas: Junction City, Helena, Big Bar, Willow Creek, Burnt Ranch, Hoopa , Somes Bar, ...
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