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You will need to hire a laywer - the may be a MMWA Mangnusson Moss Warranty Act type case. It sounds like they are claiming there was abuse of the... Read Answer
No - there really isn't a remedy for just being offended. IF they continue to call - there could bean issue - BUT you would likely have to hire a... Read Answer
You can sue in small claims court. Iberia is authorized to do business in New York.
You are being scammed. The closing of the bank account is the problem. The bank should tell you why it was closed. Moreover, they... Read Answer
I am not sure that there is such a list. There are many kinds of liens and sales. There are state taxes, local taxes and different... Read Answer
There is no empowerment by the law- that right is based upon the consumer not paying thier bills. HOWEVER there are limitations and restrictons on... Read Answer
You need a NJ lawyer only as the agreement and the property is all in NJ. YOur issue will be affording the lawyer if you can't afford to pay off... Read Answer
Not likely as there are often changes and programming issues with various manufactuers. While I am sure you would be happy with the extra device at... Read Answer
Yes. There are lawyers that specialize in these suits but I am not one of them.
Need to report it to the tennessee board that oversees banks.
It depends on the terms of the agreement. If you stop paying, you would be sued, and the issues you raise would be defenses. Ideally, you... Read Answer
YOu need to retain a lawyer at this point - you are likely running into a Yo-Yo scam and the critical time to hire a lawyer is the moment... Read Answer
The dealer is likely right. You generally dont get to sign contracts and the back out later because you changed your mind about what you can afford.... Read Answer
There is no case here. As your personal security is an issue YOU need to be more diligent about when or how that information is revealed and the... Read Answer
There is more to this story as the few pacts presented would make the condo association silly for taking such a position. THAT stated, you will need... Read Answer
I would suggest that you need to speak with your bankruptcy attorney.
You need to consult with consumer protection attorney in your county.
You can try hiring a lawyer to send a letter or possible try to file suit against them here an send a copy of the lawsuit to them or have them... Read Answer
You don't HAVE to do anything. You may want to hire a lawyer at this point since it seems this is escalating and not getting resolved.
Generally there is no returns based upon general dis-satisfaction or change of mind. This would all be established through the terms of the... Read Answer
No. There is no legal right to such information. This is a pure CS issue.
You brother is dirtbag criminal thief and you need to keep as far away from him for ANY financial dealings. This means getting off of ALL accounts... Read Answer
He did charge you twice, but you agreed in the contract. If you signed it, you are going to have a tough time now showing there was a different... Read Answer
It might be true. The lemon law does not apply to used cars, which are sold as is. The dealer cannot misrepresent the condition, but the... Read Answer