All he has is clothes tools and golf cart trailer
answered on Jan 31, 2023
I am sorry for your loss.
The disposition of his assets are covered under North Carolina probate law. Someone will need to at least consult an attorney to see how his assets can be distributed. His girlfriend has no legal relationship to him, and therefore has no legal right at all, to do... Read more »
Travelocity sold the vacation to me in spring 2021, and told me I was covered from any pandemic related issue but I didn't read the fine print and now AIG will not reimburse me and Travelocity only offered credits I cannot use.
answered on Jan 31, 2023
"I was told". "I didn't read the fine print".
These are the 2 biggest errors people make when they enter into any contract. The only thing that matters in a contract is what is on paper, not what you were told. Not reading the contract, including the fine print, is... Read more »
Your children are considered your property. In a D&N case the children were unlawfully removed under fraud (have proof) the children were removed @ birth. Falsified allegations in order to get an Ex Parte warrant, then removed the allegations from the petition before the 72hr court hearing to... Read more »
answered on Jan 26, 2023
Please hire an attorney an immediately. You are in way over your head and none of the things you are thinking of filing have any relationship at all to the legal issues at hand. If you continue to play lawyer you are going to lose whatever is left of your case.
plus keep adding 35 late fee and addtional interest
answered on Jan 21, 2023
Yes. The minimum is $150.00. It is NOT anything less, regardless of the reason.
answered on Jan 21, 2023
You are not notified prior to the garnishment. You should receive, or have received, a notice of your rights and an exemption form. Make sure the plaintiff's attorneys have your correct address.
Have been married 4 years, separated for 1 year and half. No kids. No property. If I purchase a home now,will she be entitled to anything with my new home? She is avoid service of divorce papers since last October. She is awaiting immigration status approval. The reason why she avoiding the service.
answered on Jan 19, 2023
Maybe. There is no status called separation in Florida. You are either married, or you are not. You should review the matter with your family law attorney. You should also have a real estate attorney represent you in the purchase of the home.
We removed the flooring in his home and his foundation was cracked. After giving him options of methods to proceed he said he would think about it. I then called him to see what he was going to do and he had hired another contractor to install his new flooring. Then demanded the balance of his... Read more »
answered on Jan 19, 2023
You are required to furnish the documents he requested within the timeframe he requested it. You should retain an attorney to defend yourself.
I set up a contract unknowingly that forces me to travel to VA to defend and the provess is over-bearing
answered on Jan 16, 2023
Without being able to read the contract, which we cannot do in this forum, nobody can give you an answer except that you should take the document to a local attorney to determine its enforceability. The likelihood is small that a mistake like that would render the contract unenforceable.
answered on Jan 16, 2023
I dont know whether it's legal, but it's extremely inappropriate and if I were applying to rent and the prospective landlord asked me for my bank's user name and password, I'd immediately terminate the application and tell the landlord to take a long walk on a short pier.
As far as exclusions, it states your consumer report does not include a report containing information solely as to transactions or experiences between the consumer and the person making the report; does that mean that late payments on your credit report are illegal?
What can I do to change that date?
answered on Jan 10, 2023
If the plaintiff is represented by a law firm/attorney, call them and see if they will agree to a change. If there's no lawyer on the other side, call the judge's assistant and ask whether you can change the date. Your business obligation had better be significant; as between a court date... Read more »
It to the hearing. Plaintiff won by default. I never got my day in court. Can I request that?
answered on Jan 10, 2023
Yes, you can, BUT
1. you did have your day in court. Unless you were in the hospital unable to access the court by telephone, kidnapped, or physically trapped, you could have made it to Court. make sure the reason that you didn't make it to Court was something that was completely out... Read more »
Dropped out of college 2 years ago due to mental health issues, struggled with jobs and finally have one now but i do not make enough. My student loan provider demands payments but i can’t make their almost $1000 monthly payments when i barely make $300-$400 weekly.. even when i get paid weekly i... Read more »
answered on Jan 9, 2023
You took out the loans, now it's time to pay up. The lender is not interested in your personal problems, nor does it have any idea about your relationship with your parents; the suggestion to borrow money was a suggestion, nothing more. There's no need or purpose to you becoming offended.... Read more »
My minimum amount this medical entity is trying to make me pay is $80 monthly but I'm only able to currently pay $25 monthly. If I'm making a good-faith effort of $25 monthly, do they legally have to accept that amount without it being turned over to a collection agency?
answered on Jan 6, 2023
No. If you don't pay the minimum due, they can turn you over to collections.
… the report, and get it removed from my credit report. If the credit score does not return to its pre incident value . Isn’t that defamation? Like textbook definition of defamation? Libel used to hurt my reputation?
answered on Jan 6, 2023
Probably not, no. You can try to make the argument in court, of course. Consult an attorney who does that kind of work; it will not be an inexpensive proposition.
If I entered a gated community, in Florida that has no trespassing signs, but did not enter anyone’s private property only hanged out on the communities playground and did not leave when asked by a homeowner is that considered trespassing?
answered on Jan 4, 2023
Yes. When there is a no trespassing sign at the front of the gated community, the entire community is a no trespassing area. You have absolutely no legal right whatsoever to enter the gated community. None. Don't go back, because you could (and should) be arrested for trespassing.
answered on Jan 3, 2023
Your question is incoherent, and does not include any facts. Nobody could possibly answer your question. Please try again.
If the lease has been signed and approved by the property, could this law be cited by the tenant to cancel the lease?
answered on Dec 29, 2022
No. That law doesn't apply in most contract situations, leases for property being one.
take further action. Date has passed for tenant to pay up. Do I now have to give tenant a 15 day notice to end month to month tenancy? I am located in palm beach county.
answered on Dec 26, 2022
Cease work. You have no real idea what you are doing, and you are liable to make an error which will cost you.
You don't send a 7 day notice when the tenant refuses to pay, you send a 3 day letter, properly delivered and which conforms to the statute.
Many counties, Palm Beach... Read more »
answered on Dec 23, 2022
Generally usually yes. Judgments accrue interest at either the rate specified on the face of the judgment or by statute.
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