New Jersey Breach Of Contract Legal Questions

Send a certified letter to the company and the lawyer that represented them during the lawsuit indicating that they did not comply with the terms of the agreement, and if the document is not removed form the personnel file you will file a motion to enforce litigant's rights, seeking costs and fees.  If they don't remove it or don't respond, you will need to file the motion with the court. ... Read Answer

You can file a motion to enforce litigant's rights.  There are forms available on the State Judiciary website, and probably at the county courthouse in the county where you were divorced.  You will use the order that granted you that bank account, and the information that he closed it out as exhibits, or proof in support of your motion.  You can ask to also have your costs and fees reimbursed to you for having to file the motion. ... Read Answer

Pension and retirement accounts are divided as part of the divorce proceedings.  That is done by way of a qualified domestic relations order or QDRO http://www.dol.gov/ebsa/faqs/faq_qdro.html.  you will have to do that as part of the divorce.  You have indicated you do not know where to find her.  You will need to find her, and get account information, in order to do the divorce and the QDRO.... Read Answer

If it was another lawyer within the same firm, chances are your retainer agreement stated that you hired the firm, not the individual lawyer.  It sometimes happens that lawyers leave the firm, and then the client either stays with the firm or goes with the lawyer.  If that's the case, you should be given an option of leaving with the lawyer. ... Read Answer

If you already have a trial date, ask to go to mediation.  The lawyer who mediates the case will be able to write something up for the person to sign that acknowledges the debt, and his agreement to pay you back.  You can file it - or "docket" the agreement as a judgment against him and require him to tell you where he will be receiving the money from for the lawsuit, and provide that attorney with a copy of the agreement.  You will also be able to put language into the agreement about how you enforce the agreement if he fails to pay.  Good luck.... Read Answer

I did some brief research and it seems that the company "Dual Citizenship Services" is registered in both Florida and Illinois.  you could try consumer fraud departments in each of those states, and in New Jersey.  http://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/contactinfo.htm is a link to the complaint form for New Jersey.  You might also want to try the Office of Attorney Ethics http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/oae/ ... Read Answer

An oral agreement can still be considered a contract, though there may be difficulty in defining the terms. As an investor, you may be entitled to some of the income from the sale of the business. This does not constitute legal advice and is given for informational purposes only. Before providing legal advice I would need to evaluate your situation more fully and research any additionally applicable law. If you would like to discuss your situation, please give my office a call to set up a free initial consultation. Colby & Associates, LLC73 Church StreetNew Brunswick, NJ 08901www.colbyandassociates.com732-609-3915... Read Answer

My associate, Ms. Waynice Green, may be interested in taking your case. Please give our office a call on Monday. (732-609-3915)   This does not constitute legal advice and is given for informational purposes only. Before providing legal advice I would need to evaluate your situation more fully and research any additionally applicable law. If you would like to discuss your situation, please give my office a call to set up a free initial consultation. Colby & Associates, LLC73 Church StreetNew Brunswick, NJ 08901www.colbyandassociates.com732-609-3915... Read Answer

I would assume that any general practice attorney would be able to assist you in this matter. Your case would require a review of your contract in order to determine what your rights and obligations are with regard to the other service company. I suggest you contact an attorney for assistance. Good luck.... Read Answer

I would want to take a look at her union contract and speak with her union rep before saying for sure, but it sounds like a straight-forward breach case. If you would like to talk more about the specifics of your case, please give my office a call. Initial consultations are always free.       The Law Office of Robert Colby, LLC   73 Church Street   New Brunswick, NJ 08901   www.robertcolbylaw.com   (732) 609-3915   Admitted in New Jersey... Read Answer

You should try to have the issue resolved through a credit reporting agency.  It will be very costly to try and bring an action against the bank at this point, and chances are your claim would fail due to the statute of limitations.  you may have other relief in cleaning up your credit report through one of the agencies. ... Read Answer

You have to look at the terms of the contract.  there may be a clause in there regarding obligation of service, or what happens if you are found "unfit" for duty.   you should speak to the recruiter that signed the document with you and explain the situation and try to convince the recruiter that you would not be fit to seve.  Good luck !  ... Read Answer

You should check your health insurance policy.  chances are somewhere in the paperwork you have received, you were told that this information was going to be shared with the wellness company because the idea is that the wellness company monitors your health and gives you information that is designed to make you more healthy, and reduce your medical costs and claims.  So when you signed up for the insurance, there was probably a place where you were told the information was going to be shared. ... Read Answer

You will need to have a New Jersey attorney prepare the pleadings for the breach of contract matter.  Each state is slightly different and the pleadings necessary to bring an action in New Jersey may be different than those in Virginia.  If you contact my office, we can discuss this matter, and I might be able to help you. ... Read Answer

In most jurisdictions, a default judgment on an unliquidated claim, i.e. a claim where damages are not a set amount (a claim on a bounced check might be liquidated - the amount is set; a claim for libel would probably be unliquidated - the amount of damages can vary) would only be a judgment on liability, not damages.  The claimant would still be required to prove his/her/its damages in an inquest, where he/she/it will have to present evidence of what damages he/she/it sustained, and then a money judgment will be issued.  That sounds like your case. ... Read Answer

Unless there was a lien recorded against the property, you will probably not be able to get your money back.  You should do a lien search against the property.  Look on the internet for the public records office of the county in which the property is located, and look for the property.  All of the mortgages will be recorded.  If the document you made when you lent the money was properly recorded, then it will be there, and the loan will be enforceable.  If not, then you have no record that you lent the money.   It sounds like it was just a letter, or something like a promissory note, which is not tied to the property and not enforceable if the property is lost through foreclosure.  Good luck. ... Read Answer

You need to file a complaint in court for breach of the contract between the two of you.  You will have to serve it on him in a specific manner because he is in the military.  If he does not answer the complaint, you will get a default judgment, and then you will have to register that judgement, its called "docketing".  Once you get a docketed judgment, you can send that to the area where he is stationed, and ask for a wage execution.  If you know where he is working you can ask for the wage execution directly in satisfaction of the judgment.  Good luck. ... Read Answer