Florida Contracts Legal Questions

They are required to provide you various notices. It sounds like you were not there to recieve them and that you got into a financial jam you couldn't get out of. If you are engaged in criminality and the car, the lenders collateral gets impounded, this is commonly a breach of the finance agreement and results in a repo.... Read More

This sounds like a complaint about the buyers agent not conveying an offer to you as a seller. As a general rule, the buyers agent owes you no obligation to convey anything nor for you to have damages because you claim you would have accepted an offer after the fact. If this was YOUR agent you might have a case BUT it will revolve around ALL of the facts from all parties being established and considered. This is typically NOT a contingent fee type case however. If you have further questions, feel free to call out offices at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation.... Read More

There is no way to tell who is reqiured to do what when you have "napkin" agreements between lay people. If you have concerns and its worth the expense, you need to retain a lawyer to review the situation for you. In any event, you should retain a local business lawyer to help you get your business paperwork in proper order to prevent this in the future.... Read More

Filing a lawsuit is a fairlt complicated process that can't be taught in a blog or online blurb. You can try your local law library for some guidance but your best bet is to retain a lawyer. If its of interest you can also check out a new enterprise I am starting to help people handle cases pro-se. www.pro-sepower.com... Read More

This is a question that should have been asked BEFORE you signed the agreement. Now, the only way to properly address this is for you to spend money hiring a lawyer to review the agreement and provide an opinion about what the exposures are. Starting point is that it is what you agreed to unless or until someone sues to to enforce or challenge it. Should you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our office for a FREE consultation at 1-800-922-6442.... Read More

It's possible, but without seeing the contract, it is hard to say the strength or weakness of getting out of the contract.  I'm familiar with the situation, but without more details and a review of the contract, it will be tough for an attorney to give you any definitive answer.  I'd suggest meeting with an attorney (particularly a contract or contract litigation attorney) to have the contract reviewed and discuss your options.  If an option, you may also find it helpful to retain the attorney to take care of the situation (again, if you have a way out).  Remember, too, that just because you may or may not have a stong legal argument, there are practical considerations that may also be helpful in resolving the situation.  An attorney will be able to discuss these with you... with the goal of coming up with a game plan to find the best possible solution for you.... Read More

"I didnt give them permission to do so" is the operable issue in this case. You need to have a lawyer review what you signed as I am willing to bet you signed a workorder agreeing to buy the product. If you have any questions or concerns, please call our office at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation.... Read More

The lien has nothing to do with your obligation to repay the loan, but only secured the loan.  The pawn broker has lost its security for your loan, but you still owe it the money.  Presumably, the loan contract provided that yiour sale of the vehicle constituted a breach of the contract, and accelerated the due date for payment (i.e. the entire loan became immediately due and payable.)  The pawn broker will likely now sue you for the amount owing.  It is possible that you will be able to negotiate a settlement of the debt, but otherwise the pawn broker is likely to obtain a judgment against you and begin collection proceedings.... Read More

Possibly, but a lawyer would need to look over the agreements and contracts to have proper idea of the risks. You may want to advise the banks inspector of the lies as they may do all that for you, as the house is the banks collateral, hence the bank having an inspector. Should you have further questions, or would like to retain our services, please feel free to call our office for a FREE consulation at 1-800-922-6442.... Read More

Fraud cases rise and fall on proof issues. While everyone loves to scream fraud for virtually every unpleasant or disadvantageous contract dispute, it is a very very very hard standard to actually meet for proof at trial. Adding to your situation, if you were a party to the reverse mortgage, you run the risk that YOU get accused of being a participant as going along such an evaluation as a homeowner to GET the money, and then when you can't repay it as agreed, screaming fraud, often causes a great deal of controversy and credibility issues. This is a classic issue with stated loan mortgages, where people would sign off on fake finaincial statements "because they were told to by the broker if they wanted to get the loan" and then later cry foul, when they knew darn well they didn't earn $300,000.00 a year at thier $30,000.00 a year job to buy the 5 bedroom 3 car garage house in a gated community on the water. If you intend to pursue such issues, you REALLY need to do so with a lawyer handling the case to make sure good decisions are made.... Read More

You wont get a competent lawyer to help YOU write such an agreement, as opposed to a lawyer to write it for you, Franchise agreements are VERY complicated and if not drafted properly will be nothing more than a source for you to get sued. If you have further questions, please call our office at 1-800-922-6442 for a FREE consultation.... Read More