I was sold counterfeit goods through Google Pay LLC. Do i have the legal right to a refund if I've bought something that's fake or counterfeit? Should I also report this to Trading Standards and the Pokémon Company International, Inc. for fraud. I was sold fake Pokemon Cards through... Read more »
answered on May 19, 2022
File a criminal complaint, but do not count on anything. You are not likely to find the fraudsters, who are long gone with your money. Google Pay is not liable. It just processes payments. It does not vouch for the users.
how I do it I don't have money to pay that.
answered on May 18, 2022
If you have $830 they will take it. Call the plaintiff lawyer and offer $600.
I was manipulated into auto loan in 2016. I feel into hard time and a divorce and ended up living in my car in 2016. I started to become late but always found a way to catch up. I got back on my feet slightly in 2018 and ended up pregnant. I couldn't afford the car payments and they kept using... Read more »
answered on May 18, 2022
The statute of limitations does not apply to an existing case. The SOL is the date to bring a case. You did the right thing so far. Your issue is lack of service. You are going to have to prove you did not live with your brother when he was served as your household.
What rights do I have?
answered on May 18, 2022
If the sale violated the shareholders agreement or bylaws you can sue the people who did the sale.
If one owner die , how to avoid outsider demands
answered on May 12, 2022
It depends on what any shareholders agreement or bylaws says.
My dad who is still alive doesn't want her to have anything to do with will or benifit
answered on May 11, 2022
Depends on the terms of the will. If it says per stirpes, then yes she gets it. Just amend the will to make it clear, or deed the house now to remove all doubt.
If only the attorney was served with the summons with notice
answered on May 9, 2022
You cannot serve a summons on an attorney for a new case unless service is accepted in a document filed with the court.
claim to her share of the property?
answered on May 9, 2022
Depends on how the deeds are drawn. Only if she is a tenant in common.
My attorney says there is nothing I can do. I can’t believe I can be provided with real estate sales paperwork to sign stating that the attorney collected the money when he didn’t. Should I have been informed and what can I do. My buyer backed out of the deal with proven false reasons and my... Read more »
answered on May 6, 2022
Something is fishy. However, you do not have to return money you do not have. If the lawyer said money was in escrow and it was not, he can be disbarred. Escrow accounting is a big deal.
Kind .all she has is a small joint checking account of 13,000 dollars. It is in her name and my name her daughter and I am executor of her will . Do I need to file probate or can I just close the joint account with proof of her death . There is no home or property or assets of any other kind . Ty... Read more »
answered on May 4, 2022
You do not need a probate. Just close the account as you stated.
My husband and I can get gifted $16,000 each and from each parent without triggering any gift tax. The total gifted equity amounts to $100,000. If we can include our son as well then we could have $96,000 untaxed.
answered on May 4, 2022
You are missing a key concept. There is a unified credit. There is no gift tax on any amount in this range. You are mixing lifetime giving with annual giving. If you have no idea what I am talking about, get a good lawyer or accountant for whatever you are doing.
A college class I'm taking requires groups to create and present an entire social media campaign to a nonprofit organization. Each group has a different theme. We've been working on this for three weeks because of the amount of work -- it's an entire social media activation. I have... Read more »
answered on Apr 29, 2022
If you receive college credit for the work, it is legal, like an internship.
So now i must pay as well as find paperwork for the dog and his vaccines that were never given but stated in the contact what should i do
Money has been placed on bank hold in my account with an additional charge of $150 for legal fees. I am unfamiliar with the debt listed on the notice. What are my next steps to get the judgement vacated?
answered on Apr 26, 2022
You need to make a motion in the court that entered it. You will need to show why you were not served and have a defense to the debt.
She begged me for the dog and said she can pay $1000 for him now & $1350 later. She then took him to the vet several times because he had diarrhea from the food the vet said she fed him . I told her i will refund her and take him back but she said she will handle everything and now she said... Read more »
My grandmother has a will which lists my father and two aunts as beneficiaries. The will states that if one of those parties predeceases her, their share will be given to their children. In 2017, my father passed away. In Februaryof 2021, my grandmother (dads mom) passed away. My aunts have not... Read more »
i needed one so i had to pay someone else $650. now she wont anwser my calls
There are 5 beneficiaries ( I will call them B-1,2,3,4,5)in our parents estate. I am one (B-5) and also the executor. B-1 & B-2 sued me for breach of duty. 9 years of court hearings finally came down in the judge finding no fault in me as executor and dismissed all charges.
The estate... Read more »
answered on Apr 18, 2022
It is not a suit by beneficiaries. You can bring a petition to surcharge the share of the one bringing the suit for the legal fees before you distribute. But, this will be another round of litigation.
I am in a domestic partnership registered through the City of New York. I would like to be on my partner's health insurance policy. We would like to know that if I were to get sick, is she responsible for paying my remaining bill should something not be covered by insurance and I am unable to... Read more »
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