It's legal if they give you whatever notice is required under the terms of your rental agreement. You have been renting the space for a long time. You can avoid these annoying increases if you take out a long-term lease.

Aw, gee wiz. Bummer?

No. It isn't. I'll explain why, and then I'll tell you what to do about it.

Basically, the rule is that whatever the contract says you can do them, they can also do to you. You chose to go with a month-to-month rental agreement. That means you... View More

If your ex's name is still on the cards they can go after her. See if you can get her name removed right now.

Oh yes, you can sue him, and you have a very good case! But do you know what the problem is going to be? He is a deadbeat. People like him are irresponsible and they go through life wrecking the lives of the people around him. I predict that if you sue him, you're never going to be able to get... View More

You knew what the rule was. Late is late. However, you might also see what their web site says about it.

I have some trouble with this, because major parts of your story don't make sense to me.

It sounds like you just sat on your hands for a long time with an incomplete system that never worked, and you just let the solar company get away with it? I have trouble believing this.... View More

Here is what you should do: Chalk it up to experience. It makes no sense to hire a lawyer, or go to court over a $195 issue. I'm sorry you got ripped off. On the bood side of thing, most rip offs go into the many thousands of dollars. I'm glad you did not fall prey to one of those.... View More

You and your daughter are both equally liable. Your bankruptcy can discharge only the claim against you. It does nothing to protect your daughter; they can still go after her.

This could go either way. You could have declined to drive the vehicle. Or, you could have asked him to guide you. Once you got behind the wheel, you were responsible is how I see it.

You can check with the city or county housing department where you live. There are probably rules in place to give you some assistance.

You are not going to like what I have to say. If you can't handle criticism, stop reading right HERE.

Your beef is with your ex-friend, not with Cashapp.

Cashapp does not care who is right or wrong. They simply don't want to be mixed up in it.

Cashapp did not... View More

Get over it. You were trespassing, and you were completely in the wrong.

Do you want to sue because you can't watch a movie? I suggest you return it to Best Buy. Just like you would do if you bought something at the supermarket after the "sell by" has expired.

If you did sue, the most you can win is the price that you paid for it.

I suggest you get a criminal defense lawyer. It sounds to me like you were in possession of a stolen car. Frankly, your story about buying it from a dealer is not credible.

You have no grounds to sue, yet, because you do not have any damages, yet. If you are wrongfully and finally denied payments under a government program that you were qualified to receive, then you can sue.

It sounds highly illegal!

I suggest you call them and ask about it. it sounds like it's nothing to be worried about, just an everyday slip-up.

Yes it is.

That sucks. But why did you ignore the posters to keep away? It's a different matter if the signs were missing.

I suggest you submit a new question, and you will probably get better answers.

I think you should have opposed it. By failing to oppose it, and failure to timely seek redaction and sanctions when the document was first filed, I think it will now be a strong defense that "no harm, no foul" and you acquiesced.

What you did was sort of like being a pedestrian... View More