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Contractual issue pertaining to a small claims suit
Asked on Oct 19th, 2016 on Contracts - Florida
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I recently filed a small claim against a horse boarding facility I previously used. My girlfriend was the one who signed the boarding agreement with the facility, but I was the one paying the monthly bill of which there is a paper trail leading back to my checks with my name on the heading of the check.. A falling out occured between my girlfriend and the facility owner on February 13th 2016 and we were forced to move our horses that same day, and they promised to pay us the pro rated board of $275.87 because we paid up front for the month of Feb. They refused to pay us after the incident so I filed a small claims suit and yesterday was the pre trial mediation.. An agreement could not be reached with the mediator so we went before the judge so she could set us a trial date.. The judge then told me that because my name was not on the contract with the
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Just because you paid the bill doesn't make you a party to the contract. If you filed small claims suit on your own you may have made a big mistake and may have exposed yourself to payment of legal fees to the otherside.You really need to retain a lawyer to address this befoe things get out of control.
Answered on Oct 27th, 2016 at 1:02 PM