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No you do not have a lawsuit.
A civil litigation attorney should be able to handle it.
If the sale was conditioned on the car passing inspection and it failed the inspection, then all of the money should be returned.
There is a ten year statute of limitations to sue on a breach contract. The ten years would start to run when he made his last payment.
If you sold the car to him while in Kansas, then you need to sue in Kansas. You need to find an attorney in the county in Kansas where the sale... Read Answer
Yes it is a breach of contract. Whether it is worth suing depends on the how much of the work has been completed, the amount of money involved and... Read Answer
I did not see any question in your post.
You would need to discuss the overdraft fees with the bank.
Restitution for what?
If your roommates are on the lease, then the only thing I can suggest is that you move out. If they are not on the lease, then you can go to... Read Answer
I am not sure what you mean by "file" your lease. Once you signed the lease, then you are liable for the rent for the entire term of the lease, even... Read Answer
If you have tried everything to resolve but still can't, the only option is to sue.
Yes you can file in Rutherford County.
I would suggest that you need to ask the carpet company the question that you posed in your inquiry.
You can sue the painter in General Sessions Court (small claims court).
I am assuming based on your question that you have informed them that you do not want to move into the apartment or have found another place to live.... Read Answer
yes you can sue the other person for the return of the $300 if you know his name and address of where to send the court summons. Good luck!
To may unknows so I can not answer this question in this forum. Sorry
You need to call the law group that represent you and ask for an explanation.
The written contract governs the terms of the contract. However, good luck in trying to enforce it unless you want to take them to court to seek... Read Answer
If you have a contract signed by ALL of the homeowners to sell, then you can seek what is called "specific performance" to make them sell you the... Read Answer
If the HOA bylaws provide that the HOA is to pay for the repairs, then the HOA is responsbile for the repairs. However, if there is no money to pay... Read Answer
There is no law that says your landlord does or does not have to give you a receipt. The better practice is to pay him with a check so that you have... Read Answer
You can sue him in General Sessions Court (small claims court) for what he owes you.