It may be that the current year registration is still in effect. You can also call the dealership and threaten to take them to small claims court for failure to provide you with the new regisgration.

I would be happy to give you a 20 minute free consultation, but after that I would have to see the 5-page document regarding your new loan modification. And, I would have to charge you for my time. I cannot quote you a fee now, but a document like that would probably take me one to two hours to... View More

Go to the following link on your computer: https://ttcl.intuit.com/questions2133106. They will have an answer for you. It is, however, rather long and complicated. Good Luck.

The lady who taunted the dog would be the person at fault. You were only a witness. If the lady files suit, and you are called as a witness, you should tell the truth. You are an innocent victim in this. The chances are slim that this will happen, as mot cases settle long before a suit is filed.

If the lien was filed before the grant deed was recorded, then the lien would probably transfer to you (i.e. remain on the title) until you had it removed. You could pay off the lien and then record a clear title by way of Affidavit of death of Joint Tenant. Hope that helps.

It sounds like you are on the right track. The first thing you must do is form an entity (e.g. a partnership, LLC or corporation) as the entity to run the business. That entity can contain all of the contract terms, if you form a general partnership. If you choose to form an LLC (a Limited... View More

Since you filed your civil case after the criminal case had been resolved, the court could not have stayed a case (the civil case) that had not yet been filed. I believe you could have filed the civil case while the pending criminal action was going on, in which case the Court could have stayed... View More

Not knowing the details of your relationship, or who was on the lease, you may be unable to be reimbursed for the new carpet, as it could be considered a "gift" from you to your ex-boyfriend. Perhaps you can get him or the landlord (or both) to share the cost with you.

Blood test results can be very tricky. I had a false positive result for Hep C, which was found to be an error on a re-test. Also, the lady in question could have been carrying the virus before she was tested, or been exposed to it from another person. A person can pick up the virus in many... View More

You will need to review the records of the County Recorder's Office in the County where the two properties are located. Some title companies will allow you free access to view such records, but they might have to charge you for a "preliminary title report." Back in the late 1800s... View More

Negligence in California is covered by Sec. 1714(a) of the California Civil Code, and is usually plead as a cause of action for damages. Negligence per se is also generally brought as a cause of action, but usually requires proof of the violation of a specific statute to apply.

From what I have seen and heard, Animal Control does whatever it wants to do, and they usually get away with it. I don't know what advice I can give you. Perhaps there is someone (like a Supervisor) at Animal Control that will discuss this with you.

If you break a lease the landlord can collect rent "lost income" from you if he makes a reasonable attempt to re-rent the premises. The battle often depends on what is deemed "reasonable."

It probably depends on whose name(s) are on the rental agreement. If your name is on the agreement, you may have to get the landlord to release you from your obligation.

You can sue your attorney, but you should first report his misconduct to the California State Bar, and find a new attorney. Sometimes, that can be difficult. You will also probably have to wait until your case is settled or has gone to judgment before you can file suit against your current... View More

Unfortunately it sounds like you are the named tenant, and are therefore responsible for the rent. If it is a month-to-month tenancy, you could give 30 - day notice that you are going to quit the premises, or you can try to find another roommate.

You should contact the State Bar and file a written complaint with them ASAP

You should demand a copy of the written minutes of the HOA that document the date of the HOA meeting at which the Board made a change in the CCRs. In my opinion, that decision required a vote of the Association.

Without a written contract, there may be a problem. Technically, once your mother's staff were kicked out with 3 days remaining on the verbal contract, the Hotel may deem the contract over. However, since the contract was verbal, it is like no contract was made. I would suggest that your... View More

You can try suing your employer in Small Claims Court. It is not very expensive. I don't know the rules for Small Claims Court in Texas, but you can call a local Superior Court and they usually have a section on how to file Small Claims actions.