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You need to sue your former friend for unjust enrichment and replevin (to get the car back). You need to not only get the car to give back to the... Read Answer
It is a problem. You cannot take the car because it is registered to her. You can sue in civil court for what you paid, but what evidence... Read Answer
You are not liable as a matter of contract. If debts are for "necessaries" which are food, medical care, etc., then technically you can be... Read Answer
Generally yes - its called a deficiency balance.
Nope. Its your account as co-signor. You will need to pay off the entire account and THEN see about closing the account down. You cansue the other... Read Answer
What you are being told is gibberish. Sounds like a scam.
There are no "do-overs" in the world where you "clear up" a defaulted loan of someone else. You loaned an irresponsible person 40k from a HELOC, it... Read Answer
This is where hiring a lawyer is critical. There may be some financial hits related to the property damage aspects of the case and these are often... Read Answer
There are such lawyers and we are they! The problem here is determining whether you owe the money or not. For $500.00 most lawyers will be able to... Read Answer
What is the status of the matter? By "complaint", do you mean in a Court? Was a Judgment entered? :If so, that judgment becomes an asset of the... Read Answer
Depends on the reason for the "conlfict of interest"...if its because of something YOU did, you probably are not entitled to a refund. If its was... Read Answer
Possibly - whether you win or not is a different issue.
The answer is "it depends". See § 47-3-118. Statute of limitations on negotiable.
In addition to a lawyer, you might need a plumber to clear the violations by certifying compliance with the law. No one could comment on the... Read Answer
Possibly - this may be a collections violation case but this will revolve around whether the debt claimed is in fact accurate.
If you borrowed directly from the school (or from some entity tied to the school somehow), you might have a chance, but if the money came from... Read Answer
Possibly all of the above as there is usually a personal guanatee in the agreements you signed.
If you agreed to the auto pay as a condition of your loan, then you do not have the option to opt out unless the pay day lender agrees.
Get a lawyer to help you and act quickly. Most mortgage holders would rather take your money and continue getting paid monthly than foreclosing, but... Read Answer
I did not see a question.
Not many options with no money. He needs to learn to take some responsibility for his life as this is a seires of poor decisions and bad handling... Read Answer
Yes that is enough to sue on and you can sue him.
You need to contact the clerk of the court to find out the information on the garnishment.
Unfortunately, given that you have been served with formal legal papers, you CANNOT ignore them. You must respond to them appropriately and timely.... Read Answer