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This is not the way to handle such issues. You need to address any error or change in the contract rate immediately and likley with a lawyer to make... Read Answer
If you bought a 20 year old car "as is" you will have to expect it to require some repairs. Otherwise you should have demanded a warranty. In either... Read Answer
Did you get the name, telephone number and address of the caller? Obviously, to take any action, you have to be able to identify the person.... Read Answer
Not effectivelyif its homesteaded
You'll have to go to the local branch of the bank and sort this out and possible hire a lawyer at an hourly rate/retainer if needed.
Not likely and if possible, not efficiently. This is a cost of doing business online or in a multinational environment. This will either be a... Read Answer
Yes. The issue will be with proving, not alleging, the consipiracy.
Generally, no, but you would have to have a lawyer read your policy to be sure.
This is likely a violation of Fla. Stat. 395. If you have further questions, feel free to call out offices at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation.
You can go to the state attorney and see of they are interested. Other than that BOTH of you are acting like children andnothing good will come of... Read Answer
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It may be possible, but most lawyers will not even consider such a case on a contingent fee basis. This would typically involve either paying lawyers... Read Answer
This could violate the Florida Consumer Collections PracticesAct if true. You will need to get written verification from your bank that there was no... Read Answer
This is going to revolve around your closing paperwork and inspection docs. You will need to hire a real estate litigation lawyer ASAP.
Legally, if you can prove those things yes. Problem is finding a lawyer and collecting the money. You may find interest in this website if you do.... Read Answer
You either complied with the agreement or did not. If you didn't its subject to repo. They are not obligated to "work with you for a moment." If you... Read Answer
Lemon law does not apply to used cars. As-is means as is - unless there is some evidence of fraud or violatoin of Fla. Stat. 501.975.
There is no practical way to force the result you seek. As an aside, I am in the process of establishing a series of seminars focused on teaching... Read Answer
This sounds like a mechanics lein. You will need to speak to a consumer lawyer or mechanics lein/construction lawyer in your area about this... Read Answer
From the language used in posing the question, and given that communication skills are super important in litigation, if you intend to sue anyone you... Read Answer
Unfortunately, nothing that will likely help you at this point as an arbitration is typically a formal dispositive hearing. P.A. stand for... Read Answer
Depends. There are many reasons where they may have such authority under the FCRA. If you have additional concerns, we do offer FREE initial... Read Answer
Assuming you did not have the procedure performed, as you indicated you refused it, this would be a criminal case and should be reported to law... Read Answer
No way to answer without knowing the details. However, just because you were not part of the scam that does not inherently relieve you of various... Read Answer
Yes. This typically involves some form of mail or wire fraud, ID theft or forgery to accomplish unless he pays for them and sends as gifts. You... Read Answer