While I agree with my colleagues, I have a different, and practical approach for you to consider.

I think you are inflicting a slow death of a thousand cuts upon yourself with this silly 50/50 warranty.

Your customer will never be happy, and the repair bills will continue to drain... View More

Unfortunately, it is simply too late to complain. The court file will contain the records, so to satisfy your curiosity you can look at the affidavit of service to see what it says.

However, it is not too late to negotiate and perhaps settle it for a much lower amount. And, filing... View More

I assume it is a judgment from the small claims court. Here is the link to the Small Claims Court instructions explaining the steps that hopefully are going to get you paid. https://selfhelp.courts.ca.gov/small-claims/after-trial/if-you-win

You or someone knowledgeable in these things will need to look at the policy to know what you have. Some life insurance contracts accumulate cash value and do not expire until death or a payment default occurs. Or it might be term insurance which expires after a set number of years.

I... View More

There is a little bit of fact behind the question you raised. In California, the note and deed of trust remain fully enforceable for 10 years AFTER the maturity date of the note.

For example, if you have a 15 year loan and you never made any payment, the lender still has 10 years AFTER the... View More

If the company is validly licensed for this kind of activity and the loan paperwork meets the requirements of law - then your answer is, unfortunately, yes and they can get away with it.

However, worthy of consideration is the fact that every consumer lets them do it to us when we take the... View More

You desperately need an in-person sit-down meeting with a bankruptcy expert. You have a lot going on. Maybe more than one meeting will be necessary.

There already are certain protections built into the law that might prove to be sufficient to protect someone's home and other assets.... View More

The damage to the windshield was caused by the negligence of the repair shop, wasn't it? If so, it is not a mechanical defect and is outside of the warranty and the manufacturer has no responsibility for it. Your claim is against the shop.

Damages for your wasted time is not... View More

I'm sorry this happened. You can find answers. But you'll need to do some detective work.

The things we need to know will include:

1. Was the registration current?

2. Where was the vehicle last parked or stored, to your knowledge?

3. Was there a loan on the... View More

Dear Salvador, These things often take a person by surprise. You should see a bankruptcy lawyer immediately for advice. Most BK lawyers do not charge for advice and will give you a free consultation. Do you need to file for bankruptcy? Nobody knows. That's why you are being advised to see a... View More

Fire protection is a justifiable reason for him to enter. I'll assume he had the necessary battery and installed it during the incident.

You are being unreasonable.

I agree that it could have been handled better, but that does not mean it was handled in a way that is... View More

In my opinion their action is very justified. For all anyone would know, your IRA might have

$1 million. You already provided bank statements, so don't expect us to believe that you won't provide the IRA statements "due to privacy and security concerns."

Please... View More

You have not provided enough information for us to advise you. For example, do you now have the money, and what is it that your bank was trying to verify?

I have not heard this before. I just made a search, and I find no legal restriction on shipping yeast to California. So send all you want unless you know something I don't know or can't find.

We can't tell you anything because we don't have your records. If you don't want advice from your original lawyer, then consult with some other local BK lawyers.

Go to a lawyer, or several, who handles this type of issue. See what they say.

You did not specify what your beef really is. I think you may be conflating this unnecessarily to get yourself a free car.

Tell them on the phone that if you don't have the money in 48 hours you will report them to Medicare, and the state board of quality medical control.

You have done a wonderful job so far. Congratulations for doing it.

Now it is time for reality.

In my opinion, California has jurisdiction because of the defendant's residence there. The judge may see it differently. But even if you win in California, I doubt you will ever... View More

You have rights if the bank did not act smart. You don't say what really happened. If you submit a new question with specific facts, the lawyers here can give you better answers.

I would like to know who you paid your money to: Was it paid to the seller of the machine, or was your money paid to Amazon?