While you should have received a copy of the contract, you were bound once you signed the agreement. You may have other valid reasons for rescinding your purchase. If you think you do, you should speak with an attorney.

While you should have received a copy of the contract, you were bound once you signed the agreement.

It sounds like you may have bought these coins with the knowledge that they were worth far more than you were paying him for them. If so, he may have a right to sue you for recission of the contract. If you took advantage of him because of your superior knowledge of the coins, you're very... View More

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Not much, unfortunately. Derogatory entries will remain for a period of 7 years (10 years for bankruptcies). If there is an error, you can challenge the accuracy of the entry, and the reporting agency has to verify the entry within a short time period, or remove it.

In general, if the lien was secured by the property, then it is dischargeable to the extent that the property is no longer available. If you like, please call me and I can explain in more detail.

Do you have a court order terminating the father's parental rights? Even though he has been absent, before you proceed, you should get a court to award you full physical and legal custody. Once you've done so, changing a name is simple and inexpensive, and you can do it without an attorney.

Are you saying you have no biological relationship to the child? If so, have you been raising the child as part of your family? If that's the case, a court might still order you to pay support. If you never acted in any parental capacity towards the child, and the child is not yours by... View More

Well, in the first place it sounds like you and your spouse have larger issues to work out. That aside, how were you removed from the board without a board meeting and a vote? This should not happen, absent some irregularity.

The question then becomes whether it's worth litigating the... View More

Yes there is. You can pull any bankruptcy records from the PACER system, which is run by the federal government. You will need to register and provide a credit card number, but PACER costs are very inexpensive. http://www.pacer.gov

It means that one of your creditors is requesting that the Court permit them to continue collecting on your debt to them, in spite of your bankruptcy proceeding. You should immediately check with a bankruptcy attorney for your options.

Not likely. Since the late fees would not have been due had the initial fees been paid on time, they are merely a penalty.

The fact that the 19-year old has a license suspension isn't relevant to what they own or to what they owe. You can own a car without having the right to drive it.

Do you mean you've been served with an adversary proceeding, or you are in BK and you think you need to open an adversary proceeding? You should get in touch with a BK lawyer near you.

A 20-year old warrant is as valid as a 1 month old warrant, in the eyes of the Court. The person involved needs to contact an attorney right away to untangle this mess before it becomes worse. If their mental health would be jeopardized by incarceration, an attorney will bring that to the attention... View More

Contact the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board at http://www.abc.ca.gov/ and get their guidelines for this limited use.

While a conviction might (I stress *might*) appear on your credit report, a charge by itself is not likely to appear.

If the contract provides for rate increases with notice provided on a website, often that is acceptable (not cool, but acceptable).

Unless you have been served with a complaint by a process server, you are most likely not required to appear anywhere. They are trying to strong-arm you. Make copies of all of the relevant paperwork and mail it to their corporate offices, certified mail, return receipt requested. Usually that will... View More

You can file an action in small claims court, if the total amount you believe you lost is less than the maximum permitted in your jurisdiction. However, you must also send the shop a letter first, demanding the return of your vehicle.

If the amount you have lost exceeds the small court... View More