Your current state is Virginia
House I've been renting 5 years was sold. New owners offered cash for me to move soon (possible but not ideal). If I move and they don't pay, do I have recourse?
Unsigned email exchanges can be legally binding. It depends if a complete agreement can be divined from them.
Ask. Letter. Then one certified return receipt. Then sue them in the District Justice Court.
I don't see why. Your job was to install the washer. Unless the leak is from a joint you worked on I don't see liability.
There is a restraining order so this is why it’s difficult. What do i do about the car situation and the title? I believe he’s getting money from the insurance company.
Is your ex your ex husband? If so, does the Divorce Decree state who retains possession of the vehicle? Is the restraining order against you or your ex?
These factors will have an impact on what your relief may be in this situation.
Both parties live in Texas, I know where she works, and lives, but I have it on good authority she will be moving sometime this year (2022). She doesn't have many (probably any) assets, rents the house she and her family live in (she's engaged, but not legally married, they have 1 kid... Read more »
Most of the small claims courts and local courts have pamphlets which generally discuss ways to collect a judgment and what to file. That said, depending the amount of the judgment, you might best be served to contact a collection attorney and at a minimum seek a consultation on how to proceed and... Read more »
I wish to hire an attorney to help with preparing an "opposition to motion to deem matters admitted". Is it possible to hire for only that, or will attorneys require they represent me throughout the entire case?
Yes, you can hire an attorney to write the motion, or only assist you on the motion or for any or all of any part.
Hello im getting sued by LVNV FUNDING LLC. For the amount of $1456.73 for credit card debt. I was wondering if i could settle the debt before going to court and if so how to go abour that. Ive never been sued so i have no idea what to even do or who to contact. My citation papers were served on... Read more »
It's extremely important for you to file an answer in a case like this, so they do not get a default judgment against you. For this amount of money, it's probably not cost-effective to hire an attorney, but if it was for a larger amount, definitely seek counsel.
And to... Read more »
Falsely accussed of theft.
more info would be helpful.
you can sue anyone for anything at any time.
the issue in my mind is do you want to waste the money on a lawyer or go to small claims court.... and can you prove damages?
the specific facts of your case will control.
The plaintiffs attorney is adding 10% interest every single day, causing my debt to double in just a couple years. Is this legal? Can he do that? He says that he legally can do this in AR
An Arkansas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. In general usage, the term "per annum" means yearly or annually. But that doesn't reconcile with the 10% daily interest you also mention in the description.
It sounds like you are trying to... Read more »
They fraudulently sold me a lower value rifle in the place of a top tier rifle. I recently learned this because I sold the rifle to another man, and had to give him a refund. Now that the rifle has been shipped back, I've confronted the store owner, and they refuse to show me my receipt, which... Read more »
Receipts are for customers such as you. I believe you will find that the federal requirement regarding the keeping of copies of such receipt is for the benefit of BATF, not customers. If you believe that you have been defrauded, failed to keep your receipt, and want a refund, it appears that you... Read more »
My notice number is 15047-703860060-002-001-01
You need to contact the Class Action law firm. Typically most Plaintiff's in a class action lawsuit gets very little.
I signed a paper saying I was getting a dollar raise back in November, we are now in January and I have not received my raise on my paychecks. My pay stubs still say the same amount. I have talked to my boss more than one time about this and was told the bookkeeper was going to fix this but has not... Read more »
Other than quitting, or bugging them, they really is not much you can do until you are no longer employed there. Once you leave, assuming they do not fix it, then you have some options that will get you the back wages and likely penalties as well.
I want to find out who did this, causing me months of stress and anxiety.
Yes you certainly can take legal action both civilly and through the criminal justice system. How to determine who stole the EZ Pass may require retains a private investigator. Once that is determined and you have proof, then an experienced civil litigation attorney can review all your... Read more »
I answered the lawsuit within the 30 day period however they filed a "motion to deem request for admission". The hearing (which doesn't require an appearance) is scheduled for 3/4/22. Problem is, I was never served, mailed, or emailed any Request For Admissions. What motion should I... Read more »
File an opposition.
Send fax to defense attorney.
Also would this be small claim court sueing for non payment of $4000.00
No.
more info is needed.
how old is your son? is the guardian related? court-appointed? charged with DUI?
s/he give her keys or just did nothing when s/he learned he had them etc?
TBI from driving? Accident?
I am being sued in Wisconsin and live in a Arizona. I was served papers at my apartment in AZ.
This looks like something that a Wisconsin attorney could advise best on, but your post remains open for two weeks, and time is probably of the essence in your actions. Since these things can require responses in the order of around 20 or 30 days in many jurisdictions, reposting your question in... Read more »
Since I moved out. And they just called me saying the damages went over my 850 security deposit and I owe them $250.
SOL of property torts is 3 years. So the owner has plenty of time to sue you for damages. I would think they would keep your security deposit and forget about the rest. But if they serve you with a Civil Warrant, go to Court and deny any such damages.
To pay back money that was not stolen from them and had me come in after I was fired to train someone to use computer I have emails were they say I stoled from them with I didn’t, I have proof. Can I sue for defamation of character I had 10yr with them with never one issue
Defamation cases are tough and expensive in Missouri. If your employer merely sent false emails to you and terminated your employment because it believed you committed theft, then you don't have a basis for a defamation suit in Missouri. Defamation requires publication of the false statement... Read more »
The stone yard is requesting full payment but will not come out to inspect the install. Do I pay balance or withhold til the counters are installed properly? Yes a contract was signed
There is no legal answer to this that would tell you most definitely one way or another. Of course, your contract may provide some guidance. I would try to withhold payment until they do it right. However, even if your home is homesteaded, they can still put a lien for the balance. You can try... Read more »
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