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You don't. If you owe money on the account and did not pay it off, and it is properly reported, it is what it is. You can work with the collector/creditor to pay it off which will show paid on credit report which should help some.
You don't. If you owe money on the account and did not pay it off, and it is properly reported, it is what it is. You can work with the... Read More
Answered 10 years and 11 months ago by Mr. Guy Piers Coburn (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Unless your child has suffered some kind of illness or injury, you are most likely out of luck. Most of the time, the dates on medicines simply mean that they begin to lose potency after that date. It usually does not mean that it has "gone bad."
Maybe you can return it to the store for a partial refund, but only if the store agrees. That's about it.... Read More
Unless your child has suffered some kind of illness or injury, you are most likely out of luck. Most of the time, the dates on medicines simply... Read More
Answered 10 years and 11 months ago by Mr. Guy Piers Coburn (Unclaimed Profile) |
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The short answer to your question is: Probably it is legal for them to restrict sales only to people outside the gated community. An advertisement is generally not an "offer" to make a contract -- it is an invitation for the buyer to make an offer. Advertisements generally only create problems for the seller when they are intentionally misleading. Unless the Club is refusing to sell to you based upon a protected class (race, gender, etc.), they can choose who to sell to or not.There are always exceptions based upon the specific facts, but you are probably out of luck.... Read More
The short answer to your question is: Probably it is legal for them to restrict sales only to people outside the gated community. An... Read More
Bees are no more wild life than roaches, bedbugs or flies. Unless you want to spend thousands of dollars tangling with the HOA, its cheaper to get rid of the bees. If you have further questions, feel free to call out offices at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation.
Bees are no more wild life than roaches, bedbugs or flies. Unless you want to spend thousands of dollars tangling with the HOA, its cheaper to get... Read More
The business didn't refuse it....you tried to cheat him out of payment by giving him the card and then disputing it behind his back while trying to get possession. You need to read Fla. Stat. 559 Fla. Motor Vehicle Repair Act about how to handle this. While you can dispute the credit card charge, this is NOT equal to payment nor is this a refusal by the repair shop to accept payment and you have to be careful as there is a mechanics lien on the vehicle for the work done.... Read More
The business didn't refuse it....you tried to cheat him out of payment by giving him the card and then disputing it behind his back while trying to... Read More
If there is no money owed, you simply tell them you want the car back and go somewhere else. If they won't give you payment back, then you might have to file a small claims case against them. This would entail hiring a lawyer or educating yourself to handle such a case properly. You might find www.pro-sepower.com helpful.... Read More
If there is no money owed, you simply tell them you want the car back and go somewhere else. If they won't give you payment back, then you might have... Read More
Unless she confesses to the statements, its your word against hers, andyou will take your chances buying used anything at a thrift store. If you want a real louis, you will need to go to a certified retailer.
Unless she confesses to the statements, its your word against hers, andyou will take your chances buying used anything at a thrift store. If you want... Read More
No. If the car was as-is, absent fraud, its your car to fix or repair. If there was a warranty, you have right to enforce warranty. There is no right to trade in or swap out.
No. If the car was as-is, absent fraud, its your car to fix or repair. If there was a warranty, you have right to enforce warranty. There is no right... Read More
Nothing, as a practical matter, unless you have clear evidence like a video showing the theft. You could try to sue and maybe he'll crack under deposition, but don't count on it.
Nothing, as a practical matter, unless you have clear evidence like a video showing the theft. You could try to sue and maybe he'll crack under... Read More
Unless the utilties company will make concessions, this is not a legal problem, its a financial one. Wife will have to work or turn to family, friends, church, etc.
Unless the utilties company will make concessions, this is not a legal problem, its a financial one. Wife will have to work or turn to family,... Read More
As an aside, I am in the process of establishing a series of seminars focused on teaching pro-se litigants some of the basics of litigating cases, ranging from small claims cases on up. If you would be so kind as to give my office a call at 1-800-922-6442, I would like to your opinion about my project since it would be oriented at people such as yourself.... Read More
As an aside, I am in the process of establishing a series of seminars focused on teaching pro-se litigants some of the basics of litigating cases,... Read More
Possibly, if you try to hide the car to defraud the creditor. Best to give it back and fight over the issue afterwards. Should you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our office for a FREE consultation at 1-800-922-6442.
Possibly, if you try to hide the car to defraud the creditor. Best to give it back and fight over the issue afterwards. Should you have any other... Read More
Possibly, depending on the ownership of the car and the terms of your agreement as the property is collateral for the loan. Generally, its not worth the risk of finding out rather than give the car back and sue them civilly if you think the repo or default was wrong. Should you have any further questions, please fee free to contact our office 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE initial consultation.... Read More
Possibly, depending on the ownership of the car and the terms of your agreement as the property is collateral for the loan. Generally, its not worth... Read More
Nope. Thats called buyers remorse and is NOT a basis for what is called recission. Should you have any further questions, please fee free to contact our office 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE initial consultation.
Nope. Thats called buyers remorse and is NOT a basis for what is called recission. Should you have any further questions, please fee free to contact... Read More
The issue with a class action of this type will revolve around the entity it is directed towards, with the least desirable being a State Agency and the most desireable being Hertz. The key here will be finding a properly defined class AND a means for the lawyers to actually get compensated for what is typically a HUGE legal effort. If you have any further questions or concerns, you can always contact our office at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation to see if we can assist you further.... Read More
The issue with a class action of this type will revolve around the entity it is directed towards, with the least desirable being a State Agency and... Read More
If you know who this person is, you may simply haveto hire an attorney take legal action against him civilly to seek an injunction or damages. If you have any further questions or concerns, you can always contact our office at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation to see if we can assist you further.... Read More
If you know who this person is, you may simply haveto hire an attorney take legal action against him civilly to seek an injunction or damages. If you... Read More
Answered 11 years and 4 months ago by Michael H. Fayard (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Generally speaking, you can sue anyone you want. But the devil, as they say, is in the details. Without knowing more it is impossible to further answer your question.
Generally speaking, you can sue anyone you want. But the devil, as they say, is in the details. Without knowing more it is impossible to... Read More
No if you truly did not know about the theft. Regardless though you may get dragged into the mess because of the situation though. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact our office at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation.
No if you truly did not know about the theft. Regardless though you may get dragged into the mess because of the situation though. If you have... Read More
This all revolves around warranty issues and the nature of the "major problem". You will probably have to spend the money to hire a lawyer to review yourpurchase papers to see what can be done. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact our office at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation.... Read More
This all revolves around warranty issues and the nature of the "major problem". You will probably have to spend the money to hire a lawyer to review... Read More
Yes. It sounds like a breach of contract suit of some sort, though it may cost you more to file suit than to simply cancel the contract and go to another provider.
Yes. It sounds like a breach of contract suit of some sort, though it may cost you more to file suit than to simply cancel the contract and go to... Read More