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we tried to buy her car on Saturday, but it wasn't her car yet since she never completed the title transfer from her late father to her before selling it to us. Sunday I find out, call DMV Mon. for advice and are told I need a bill of sale. Mechanical issue Monday, she stopped responding after... View More 
answered on May 9, 2019
Sorry for your issues. NO ONE benefits from a "judgment" against them. This matter, at 3,500 or so, is in small claims court, which takes about 60 days start to finish. IF this seller refuses to "do the right thing" you should take her to small claims court, that judgment, when... View More
Ok, So i purchased 20,000$ (~200 orders) of merchandise from an online e commerce site for my small business, under all my personal info. I only receive 900$ of items from them. I charged back with my credit provider and only got back 14000$ I am out about 5500$. I am not the only one who got... View More
answered on May 6, 2019
Sounds like you may have to sue them, which of course could cost way more than the $5500 you are out.
Maybe small claims is your best bet, it's quick, easy and for matters under 10K wherein attorneys are not
allowed at all, well, other than to represent an LLC or a CORP.
I had bubbling paint on hood of Explorer 2017. I was in dealer yesterday and they were trying to tell me, that is normal. But I am working for metal finishing companies over 30 years, this problem is a contamination of Aluminum hood with Iron before painting. My car is still under warranty ( less... View More
answered on May 3, 2019
Sounds like a nice lemon law case.
Not sure what lawsuit you are referring to unless there is some class action out there?
Good luck with it.
I recently got a car and was putting down $2,000 as down payment but the dealership forgot to charge me the down payment but instead charged me everything else for the car. We signed the contracts already and everything was a done deal. Do I need to go back and give them the money they forgot to... View More
answered on May 2, 2019
If you agreed to pay the money but they made a mistake, you should not, morally or legally try to avoid paying what you've agreed to pay. You'd be just like a car dealer then...
They waste us a lot of time, didn't focus on our project. How can I report them? How can I protect myself from loss?
What is California statue of limitations on a case like this? And does this ever happen to other people or just to me
answered on Apr 18, 2019
You may want to WRITE to this person to see what is up?
Most (honest) attorneys will respond swiftly with an explanation.
Failure to respond timely may show s/he knows they did
something wrong. Then you may take it to the next level, like
opening up a BAR inquiry?
He has never called.Only twice, after I left a message.And now says he needs more money 1k and hasn't finished the job.This is in CA.He is Trying to keep my 8k RV it seems. After he's left it out in the rain for over a year with outside body damage.The unit has a wood frame.
We paid the $30thousand in full, when I sent letters to all our contacts regarding his death. They never contacted me nor did I even remember about it. It wasn’t until my daughter found the paperwork on it in the garage and asked me if I received a partial refund from the helicopter school. I am... View More
A friend of mine recently told me I should have received a partial refund. Would I be able to get a partial refund if he only attended a few classes?
answered on Mar 19, 2019
It can't hurt to ask. That said you probly waited too long
answered on Mar 17, 2019
Sure, in many ways that can be considered a fraud, especially if they represented to you that they did otherwise, say, "fixed" the problem?
answered on Mar 13, 2019
Probably. Hard to tell all relevant facts without knowing more, but, assuming a "legal" impound, which you are apparently admitting to, the only ways to avoid more charges are getting it out (the charges add up daily) asap OR allowing them to sell it asap without adding up more daily... View More
answered on Mar 13, 2019
Sorry for your issues. Here's my Google on it. Plenty of options there:
https://www.google.com/search?q=Dow+Chemical+%26+Mentor+Breast+Implants+%26+Illness&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS732US732&oq=Dow+Chemical+%26+Mentor+Breast+Implants+%26+Illness&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i60.1026j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
The attorney general for Kansas City wouldn't do much with my situation and many others that are victims of this autopsy service company. I would have to look into the medical board for Kansas right. Im not sure how to make my question towards the the two gentleman that responded toy first question.
answered on Mar 12, 2019
This is so very sad. I'm sorry for your loss. This does sound like a breach of contract and potentially a fraud. Definitely get in touch with an attorney for an in person sit down to review documents, facts and options.
Mesh I'm a victim up I'm a victim of transvaginal mesh I signed my settlement over a year ago and now I need additional surgery they still have not paid me and I want out of the contract
answered on Mar 12, 2019
Depends on the language in the agreement. More likely the thing to do is to "enforce" the agreement. See an attorney in person with documents for more direction...
I own a luxury car. The apartment management company is asking me to attach the stickers needed to manage the access to the vehicle. I do not want to attach a sticker to my vehicle to identify my residence. And I do not want any stickers attached to the vehicle to maintain a clean design. I want to... View More
answered on Mar 5, 2019
This will depend on what your contract (lease) says. Still, you should be able to come to a reasonable accommodation?
In December 2018 I bought a used 2016 Honda Pilot from a toyota dealership. I wanted to be sure the car was in good condition so I asked numerous times if the car was in an accident. They reassured me it was in perfect condition. I purchased the vehicle and am currently financing it. However, it... View More
answered on Mar 4, 2019
Sorry for your issues. Used Car Dealers are notorious for lying to folks. Whether you have a case or for how much depends on what you can prove and what your damages are. So, if it is a minor accident, you have a minor case and if it is a HUGE accident, you may have a huge case. The thing to do is... View More
I have no family he took care of me and payed all my bills I don't know what to do he did everything for me for 17 years
answered on Mar 4, 2019
I would think YES they have to "evict" you. That's likely to happen FAST. At 30+ years old, now is as good a time as any to go and grow up and join the adult community out there and experience the outside world! Sorry for your loss. Good luck with you!
In December 2018 I purchased a used 2016 Honda pilot from a Toyota dealership, which I am currently financing. I asked on three seperate occasions, before signing any paperwork, if the car had been in any previous accidents and was told repeatedly that the car has NOT been in any accidents and is... View More
answered on Mar 4, 2019
The thing to do is to find out just how bad this accident was?
If it's a thousand or two and no safety issues involved, yes, small claims is likely your best bet. IF it's a serious issue (have a body shop opine on this) then you may be in a position to hire counsel to help get the... View More
I am financing a used car and was told it had never been in any previous accidents. However, I found out the car in fact has been in an accident that left the hood caved in. This is hurting my trade in value and I'd like to know if i can file for fraud or false claim and get a full refund.
answered on Mar 3, 2019
Each of these things are possible depending on just how bad the prior damage is. If it's a few thousand, you are likely in small claims for the difference in the trade in value you get compared to what you should have received. IF it's a lot more, then you may end up with a potential... View More
this is an unsecured loan for $2,600.
answered on Feb 24, 2019
1- Only if you sign for it.
2- CA law is odd in that they regulate loans UNDER $2,500.00 and "not so much" on loans OVER $2,500.00.
Go figure...
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