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"In any legal dispute, it is crucial to rely on verified documentation and evidence to establish the truth. When individuals deceive themselves for an extended period, they may eventually believe their own falsehoods. However, this self-deception does not change the reality of a situation. In a recent court case on December 10th, 2023, it was clearly established that the opposing party failed to pay their invoices. The court's decision was communicated to them on December 12th, 2023, confirming their loss in the case. To provide transparency and credibility, I am more than willing to share the court documents with anyone interested in verifying my statement. It is important to emphasize that relying on factual evidence is paramount when making claims or accusations. Attempting to extort a company or individual through the use of a review is not in standing. By misrepresenting the truth or making false claims without proper documentation, individuals risk tarnishing their own reputation and credibility. In the case at hand, the court documents serve as an objective record of the events that transpired during the legal proceedings. These documents hold significant weight as they are based on facts presented and argued by both parties involved. By providing access to these documents, it becomes possible to substantiate the claim that the opposing party lost the court case due to their failure to fulfill their financial obligations. By requesting verified documentation before making any accusations or issuing reviews, one ensures fair and objective judgment. In conclusion, it is crucial to rely on verified documentation and evidence when presenting claims or accusations. Self-deception may lead individuals to believe their own falsehoods, but it does not alter the truth of a situation. [Member Name Removed] never paid us $58000.00."

"Let’s summarize the project time 1. Applied for permit Oct 20th, approved Oct 27th Paid Nov 1 st, we could not frame bathroom in Nov waiting for the electrician to move service entry this was not part of the bathroom project. 2. First week Dec change request from the customer to move the vanity and toilet location delayed the start framing the room. 3. Jan 2nd 2022 Customer had Covid 19 delayed the framing for 10 days and customer requested the kitchen cabinet be installed first which pushed the start of framing to the first part of Feb 2022. 4. Framing was started last week of Jan 2022, rough plumbing was complete and approved in March 1st 2022. Framing and Insulation passed inspection 3-14-22, drywall passed 3-30-22, started painting installing floor shower walls shower doors April 2022 final inspection May 3 2022 5. I will address couple of the [Memeber Name Removed] complaints, R13 insulation is code and passed county inspection for the outside walls, [Member Named Removed] demand a soft close lid toilet and regular toilet, soft close lid was not of of original contract for the toilet I did have to take a step down with the toilet and purchase a separate soft close the lid stay in budget to meet the customer new requirement. 6. I should have stopped the project, remeasured after each change request to verify before starting the next scope of the project. 7. I have detail document explaining project timeline, customer change requests with customer installing items out of scope causing issues with shower walls, flooring and trim installation. The 3-month delay on starting the framing had nothing to do with poor project management planning more to do other projects interfering with the start of the framing, change request from the customer, Covid 19 and the priority to complete the kitchen cabinet install. I will stop at this point I believe I’ve laid out the project timeline and the delays."