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Yes.  Your agreement with your buyer doesn't change your prior agreement with your lender.  You can sue the buyer for any amount you have to pay due to her breach of contract, but if she doesn't have the money to pay the loan, you are on the hook.
Yes.  Your agreement with your buyer doesn't change your prior agreement with your lender.  You can sue the buyer for any amount you have... Read More

how do I place a lien on a business?

Answered 8 years and 4 months ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
Absent a contract or statute permitting you to do so, you can't place a lien on anybody's property withut first obtaining a judgment against that person.  In other words,you need to sue hte roofing business for the amount you claim it owes you and prevail before you can encumber its property.... Read More
Absent a contract or statute permitting you to do so, you can't place a lien on anybody's property withut first obtaining a judgment against that... Read More
Sure, you can sue the contractor. I would want to review any written agreement but I doubt that you waived any substandard work exclusion. You may contact me directly at hugheslawoffice1@gmail.com or (501) 517-1100 if you wish to explore this in more detail. Thanks. Richard Hughes
Sure, you can sue the contractor. I would want to review any written agreement but I doubt that you waived any substandard work exclusion. You may... Read More
It is possible that ADT is liable, but you will find that their contract limits their liability substantially, probably to a few hundred dollars.  Where I practice, a contract limiting liability for negligence is generally enforceable, but a party cannot limit its liability for gross negligence.  i am not sure if the law is the same in Arizona, but assuming that it is, you would have to prove that ADT was more than just negligent in order to recover more than the contractual limit on liability.  From what you've written, particularly that you spoke with an ADT representative and didn't insist that ADT notify the police or fire department (and didn't do it yourself), this seems like a tough case to me.... Read More
It is possible that ADT is liable, but you will find that their contract limits their liability substantially, probably to a few hundred... Read More
You should hold your planner to her contract. 
You should hold your planner to her contract. 

is there help?

Answered 10 years and 2 months ago by Richard Lane Hughes (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
The question ids likely whether your mother had the capacity to convey the real property at the time the deed was signed. Was she coerced? Was ther fraud in the inducement t sign? Did she have the mental capacity to understnd what she was doing? These are a matter for a Court or jury to decide. As for personal property, it does not follow that a conveyance of real property includes personalty in a structure/house located on the property unless this is specifically provided for in a conveyance.... Read More
The question ids likely whether your mother had the capacity to convey the real property at the time the deed was signed. Was she coerced? Was ther... Read More