"There was never a court order allowing her to pay herself," he said.
Ms. Tucker did, in fact, have insurance, but she was told she would have to pay herself and seek reimbursement.
Is a handmade object still subversive if buyers are willing to pay more for it than the maker could afford to pay herself?
She recently gave up her job as a banking adviser, after receiving her first grant of $20,000, but does not yet receive enough funding to pay herself.
Some advisers had suggested that Bonow create a #ShoutYourAbortion nonprofit, so that she could take tax-deductible donations and maybe hire someone to help her — and, for that matter, to pay herself.
Some advisers had suggested that Bonow create a #ShoutYourAbortion nonprofit, so that she could take tax-deductible donations and maybe hire someone to help her and, for that matter, to pay herself.
A10 Candidate Pays Herself to Run Stephanie Herseth, who won a seat in the House this week, is the first successful candidate to pay herself a salary to run for Congress.
The couple purchased the house occupied by an alternative bookstore that was moving to smaller quarters, and spent liberally to fit it to its needs.The third is for Ms Hulton to pay herself a reasonable wage, which she has foregone, much like those involved in self-funding a technology startup company, during the years of establishing the store.
Jaime Rosenthal, a senior at Washington University in St . Louis called more than 100 hospitals in every state last summer, seeking prices for a hip replacement for a 62-year-old grandmother who was uninsured but had the means to pay herself.
A4e, the welfare-to-work business which Ms Harrison used to pay herself an £8.6m dividend last year, confirmed that it had told the Department of Work and Pensions about suspected fraud inside the company in November 2010 – at least 10 days before Mr Cameron named her as his unpaid adviser for troubled families.
For three years, she couldn't pay herself a salary.
