The trailer is valued at $11,000 and it is being sold for $20,000. $4,000 has done been paid towards the $20,000 but just now discovering the property only values at $11,000 can I get the price reduced is this even legal?
Was even due. Is that legal. I thought the bank paid them. Consider I was going to be paying a bank out of state not the car lot
answered on Nov 5, 2022
If the loan was consummated prior to the repo, it may have been a wrongful repo. If the loan transaction had not been completed, it is most likely not a wrongful repo.
The fence guy did 4 days of work over the last 2 months. Has not responded to calls or texts the last week. Has his house, tractor, truck and other items now listed for sale. His tractor is sitting on my property. What are my options to get my money back?
answered on Oct 7, 2022
You should see an attorney first thing Monday morning; a lawsuit may be your only avenue.
They were given $11,000 for first draw. They took out three walls of drywall and carpet then said the check didn't clear their bank and nothing happened for 2/ 12 weeks. I checked it was cashed on September 6. Then keeps telling me new start dates and no body shows up. Now is telling me he... Read more »
Suppose I have an employment contract that says I have to give 30 days notice before resigning. Could my employer really force me to work against my will for 30 days? Could I be sued for not fulfilling the 30 day notice requirement?
answered on Sep 16, 2022
Theoretically, yes, although that is generally not how it happens. Once you give notice, they will generally ask you to leave shortly after that. The notice period rarely ever comes into play.
We want to use a sperm donor to conceive a child and we want to take all precautions legally. So if we have a donor sign a contract stating we won’t ever attempt to get support in any sort of way and he can’t have any rights to the child will kentucky uphold it? Or will a contract even legally... Read more »
answered on Sep 15, 2022
If the contract is properly prepared, it should be enforceable both ways without a problem.
I’m wondering who my options are for a lawyer would be in the Glasgow/Bowling Green area and specifically deals with nursing/malpractice or the Kentucky Board of Nursing.
We signed the contract a week ago. I am the seller and want to back out. The home is set to close in a couple of weeks.
answered on Aug 23, 2022
Yes, but you may be liable for returning the deposit if any. Your sales contract should spell out the penalties for canceling the sale.
Office to have it transferred they told me that the previous owner filed for a lost/duplicate title and that the title I have is not good. Is that perjury on the previous owner because he filed for a lost title after selling the boat?
answered on Aug 19, 2022
Perjury is false sworn testimony. This is fraud and you have been defrauded by the seller.
I have text messages from both parties that the money would be paid back the next day. It has not been over a month later and she is refusing to pay. I have even offered for her to make payments and she is refusing. I said I would take to small claims and now her husband says if i do he will make... Read more »
answered on Aug 12, 2022
Yes you can. Stop talking to them and just sue them. There is no merit to his harassment claim.
My father passed away in 2020 living myself and my two sisters as beneficiaries. During the probate process all his assets were divided out between us and the real estate was stated that we all three own it. Last week my sister's put the real estate up for sale without my knowledge. I do not... Read more »
answered on Aug 2, 2022
They cannot sell without your signature. However, if you refuse to cooperate, they can bring a partition action against you to force a sale, and that will be very expensive, and the court fees and costs will come off the top or might even possibly be charged to you.
The seller waited until Friday evening to inform everyone that they do not have the money they are required to bring to closing and are considerably short (more than $10,000.00) on having what they need. I am thousands of dollars in at this point. I have been maintaining the property since we both... Read more »
answered on Jun 6, 2022
Move in and take possession. You may have to sue the seller to get the balance you are owed.
We bought a house almost 2 years ago, when we looked at it there was a corrugated pipe sticking out on the hill in the back yard. We asked what it was and they said a french drain. Fast forward we have found that the hill next to us slid so that dug that hill and part of ours and ran corrugated... Read more »
answered on Jun 1, 2022
You’ll need an expert to assess the situation snd to estimate repairs. The time starts to run when you learned of or should have learned of the defect.
The purchase of the vehicle was written in to a home renovation contract. Contractor has not delivered on his end. Can I take my own vehicle back, or do I need to have it towed?
answered on May 22, 2022
You can take your own vehicle back yourself if you can do it without a breach of the peace.
He said buying material to time consuming. Now he wants payment in full
answered on May 6, 2022
Don’t give him a dime until he performs exactly as the contract requires.
I broke an apartment lease 6 months early because my husband left me. I got a letter from a collections agency stating that I owe them a little over $3,000 for the remaining 6 months of the lease. The landlord had another tenant move in not even 2 weeks after I moved out. From my understanding,... Read more »
answered on Apr 2, 2022
You are obligated only for the difference between lease and new concrete price.
To discuss anything about the truck either he's not there or he doesn't return calls found out today that he has done went and put my vehicle up for sale again without giving me order for repossession or anything I know I need to hire a lawyer that would take it on a contingency plan can... Read more »
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answered on Mar 8, 2022
Exclusive of PIP means they will repay and be responsible for paying back the PIP to your insurance company pip stands for personal injury protection it is Ky no fault coverage on your own insurance that pay for your medical bills regardless of who is at fault and usually first $10,000.00 but could... Read more »
Financial abuse is what I'm going through and I have emails to prove it. I also posted it on Facebook. I just don't think it's right.
answered on Mar 5, 2022
A fiduciary has the obligation to handle your finances in the most responsible manner possible. Beyond that, what is your question?
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