You can pursue a declaratory judgment action, but you are likely in a difficult position if you did not have a written and duly recorded agreement to receive the house. You should consult an attorney.

You have to look at the contract you have with the company. You may wish to consult with an attorney and bring them a copy of the contract to review.

If the contract says that you need to cancel through written notice 120 days in advance, then a court is likely to enforce that.

It depends on what the contract says.

A court may find that you are legally obligated to pay, but you do not have to pay until then. You may wish to contact your homeowners or renters insurance, as they may provide coverage.

You have a claim against the seller for fraud if there was (1) a false representation, (2) of a material fact, (3) made intentionally and knowingly, (4) with intent to mislead, (5) that you relied upon, and (6) causing you damages.

Your girlfriend may be a file a motion to correct the scriverner's error, but there may be other options if the case is less than three-weeks old.

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If he takes the cars, the courts and the police will likely do nothing about it until the matter is resolved through the Courts or he voluntarily provides a car to you.

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Generally, the order require you to keep the peace, whether inside the state or outside the state. It will depend on the precise language of the order.

That depends on how the original financing was handled, but you would likely be able to offer a voluntary surrender of the property to you.

"As satisfied" likely means the parties represented to the court that the moneys due were paid. Whether the case can be reopened depends on whether that was a dismissal or a judgment for the plaintiff/defendant and how old the case is.

It may depend on who is garnishing your wages (Governments may have greater rights, and child support obligations have greater rights) and why, but this is the general codes section that may apply:

§ 34-29. Maximum portion of disposable earnings subject to garnishment.

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You may be liable, depending on what exactly happened, but you may also have a variety of legal defenses if the other party files lawsuit. You should consider filing a claim with your homeowners insurance, as they may insure you for this incident.

The situation may be governed by the following provisions:

§ 64.2-422. When omitted spouse to take intestate portion.

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If you are a guarantor under a valid lease, the only way out is satisfaction of the obligations under the lease or renegotiation of the lease.

It depends on various circumstances: e.g., whether the bite took place on the property or not, why the person was on the property if so, how the dog got loose from the property if so, etc.

Yes, you can file for personal bankruptcy without a lawyer, but it is not an easy process to get right.

I am not aware of a state law that defines house for all purposes. There may be definitions for specific purposes either in statutes or in the case law, but one would have to know what area of law is relevant.

There would be various criminal violations by the doctor. The patient would likely also be able to sue the doctor for damages, but the type of lawsuit would depend on the specific facts of the case.

Chapter 7 does not take wages.