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We were promised “Will not receive bill from electric company”. Panels sat for 6 months before learning still need electric company and solar plan. Started solar plan with TXU. Then lights and all appliances started arching. Turning off and on. Burning out everything. No one assumes... View More 
answered on Oct 24, 2022
This may constitute a breach of contract. I would need to review the details. However, in the event it is a breach you will be able to take legal action.
Truth lending page says I will pay $9077 for this loan. They also charge $6.70 per day on top of this APR cost which was not disclosed. They are taking 3 times the disclosed interest. They have my car title yet won't work with me on any level. The deceptive practice of hiding the daily... View More
answered on Oct 24, 2022
I would have to read through the details, but there is more scrutiny on lenders that offer loans with interest rates above 10%. In situations like this, I look for areas where the lender failed to follow the law.
Dropped vehicle w/repair facility 18 mos ago. Signed Invoice #1. Received 4 unauthorized invoices since. 5th invoice sent to the Tax Assessor-Collector w/INTENT TO LIEN petition. It contains my signature, forged. Advised to file suit in JP Court and did so. The Tax Assessor-Collector’s office... View More
answered on Oct 24, 2022
I had a case that I recently worked on that involved a similar situation. I think you should hire an attorney to represent you. Work with the attorney you choose to develop a legal strategy and execute the strategy effectively.
He just came by to get his mail and I gave him the mailbox key to go check while I was in the bathroom and when I came out he was gone saying bye xxxxx the dogs mine
answered on Oct 24, 2022
I have worked on cases like this in the past. I recommend you work with an attorney to generate a legal plan.
Gated parking garage broken 7 weeks and I lost my truck to thieves
answered on Oct 24, 2022
I would need to review your contract to provide you with a possible solution.
She's opened my mail before. She lives in MS. I live in TX. I don't have concrete evidence, only that I get my mail from her opened. Now she is refusing to give it to me.
answered on Oct 20, 2022
This case may require litigation. I would need to ask you a few questions to learn more.
Brother was supposed to be trustee and was set to get all asset into trust but brother said it cost him to much so no will. Should I have inherited off her death
answered on Oct 20, 2022
I need more detailed information, but generally if there is not a Will or Trust in place the estates of your mother and father would have to go through probate court separately. Because there is not a Will or Trust in place the destruction will be based on statute, and therefore it is likely that... View More
There was no contract just a hand shake.
answered on Oct 20, 2022
I agree, this is likely a matter for small claims court. However, there are some measures you can take before hand to get him to pay prior to taking him to court.
I bought the car with cash and my name was used to purchase vehicle because the temporary plates were in my name but when we went to get the new plates he put it in his name. I have the statement from the bank showing my withdrawal for the purchase. He also doesn't have insurance on the... View More
answered on Oct 20, 2022
I agree, and if he does not work with you it may make sense to take legal action.
I purchased a used vehicle from a private seller. The check engine lights were on when buying the car, and he informed me it was the car struts. He told me if I replaced them, that would fix the problem. He also said there was a warranty on the vehicle. So I bought the car and replaced the struts.... View More
answered on Oct 24, 2022
I agree with the former answer. I am in the process of suing a dealership for a similar situation. There are a number of causes of actions you may be able to utilize in order to earn judgement in your favor.
his assets?
Pardon me, but I don't think the woman who answered first read what I stated. He has myself and my sister, not HIS SISTER. Thank you!
answered on Oct 21, 2022
If your father passed away, it is likely that the Will won't be enforceable. You and your sister will need to go to probate court upon his death. The distribution of his assets will be determined by statute. I am currently working on a case like this.
Homeowner in Texas. I contracted with (name withheld) for concrete and electrical work. I paid 50% upon signing. Work started 5 weeks after the estimated start date. They worked 3 days (some light excavation) and then all communication abruptly ceased 3 weeks ago. The contractor is unreachable by... View More
answered on Sep 21, 2022
If I were to take this case, I would start by reading your contract and creating an effective litigation strategy. After outlining the strategy, I would move forward with the plan. It looks like you have taken a few steps already, but it does not look like you have taken any formal steps. If your... View More
I am Ukrainian citizen living in the USA as a student waiting for my F-1 visa and TPS and I want to open an online business.
I want to open drop shipping business I have an Ukrainian card and I have a card in PNC bank that I just opened, but because I am minor it was opened on my host mom... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2022
In my experience, business owners generally hire an accountant to help them navigate the taxes.
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It’s been 1 and a half year since my brother was discharged and we are looking at a lawsuit. Ty.
answered on Sep 19, 2022
If you filed a lawsuit, I would use the discovery process to find out.
I purchased this exactly a month ago and sent the letter via certified mail within the 5 day cancellation period.
answered on Sep 19, 2022
If the contract is governed by the laws of Mexico, you will need to hire a Mexican attorney. If the contract states that US law governs, I may be able to help.
answered on Sep 19, 2022
This may be a breach of contract. I would need to see the contract.
In 2014 I created drawing samples for a person who asked for them because she was writing a children's book. I sent a set of 4 designs and asked her to choose the one she liked best. She chose two and said that she would speak to me again after she talked to her PR person. But I didn't... View More
answered on Sep 15, 2022
I believe that you may have a case. I would have to see all the interactions.
I was told about a year ago that my account and book were removed from Amazon and I found out today they still had my book in their online book store. What are my options?
answered on Sep 15, 2022
I would have to see the agreement you signed with them. I would also have understand how they communicated to you that your account and book had been removed.
Based on this information, it may make sense to develop a litigation strategy.
I work for a company who is a contractor for a bigger company. I recently applied to work for the bigger company, was offered a job, then told I couldn’t work for them because my current employer (their contractor) and them signed a contract with a no hire clause in it.
answered on Sep 19, 2022
Yes, however I would need to see the contract to determine if it is enforceable.
I purchased a home in 2021 that came with 10 year warranty for the foundation. Recently, interior of home started having foundation issues on one side of the home. Company came out to take a look but refuse to fix the issue because warranty apparently has been voided for two reasons. 1. Warranty... View More
answered on Sep 19, 2022
This sounds like it a may be a breach. I work on cases like this. I would need to review the details.
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