It sounds like you have no damages, and no actual property rights at stake. If so, you have no case.

I assume the cash was successfully deposited into your bank account. If so, the only issue is the other contents of your box.

But you don't say what else was in the box. Perhaps you will get a better answer if you tell us what else was in the box. Obviously, if it was some tickets to... View More

I am sorry this happened. But I don't see where the bank is to blame. If I understand you correctly, you expected to benefit from these transactions, making you a willing, (although a duped) participant in a possible fraud scheme. I think the bank is not to blame.

I encourage you to submit a new question. We don't know what you mean.

In California, a verbal acknowledgment does not revive the old, time-barred debt. Don't be worried.

Personally, in my opinion you don't need to hire a lawyer.

Call the finance company again and ask them for a new disclosure statement, with the loan recast based on the reduced amount that you have borrowed.

The Statute of limitation in California for the owner of the panels to sue you and get them back is 3 years. It is long past that time. I think you are within your rights to do whatever you want to do with them.

Is that $224 for renting the car an extra day? Or is that in addition to a daily rental charge?

I think that booking.com treated the transaction like a new original booking instead of an extension to the original reservation. It might be helpful if you submit a new question and tell us exactly how the extension was made - was it thru booking.com or the actual rental company, and who have you... View More

I'm sorry your dry cleaner ruined your garment. Legally, you are entitled to the current market value - which is what the Salvation Army or Goodwill would sell it for. The same exact formula would be used if a 10-year-old car got wrecked in a car accident, you can't recover the price of a... View More

You can get information here: https://www.classaction.org/news/class-action-says-skyfines-ignition-interlock-lease-agreements-are-unlawfully-confusing

Tires are not covered under the California used car implied warranty law.

However, you might try suing in small claims court for the cost of replacing the tires.

I'm sorry about this person's hardships. The motorhome should qualify as a residence in California and be protected from judgment collection. Thus it won't matter if the judgment is never paid.

Your family member should file for Social Security Disability, SSD. SSD is protected from creditors.

It may be helpful if you submit a new question that tells us the date that you signed the contract, and if you took possession of the vehicle.

You have no damages unless you can prove that you weighed the starfish arm, and also weighed the sardines, and are then able to demonstrate that you were shorted some net sardine weight because of the inclusion of the arm.

However, if you ever find a human part, get back to us, fast. And... View More

If you sue Carmax, it is going to be your burden to prove what you say. To begin with, Experian does not provide reports of car accidents.

You question is very short on the details. I strongly suspect they have given you a reason, and that you don't agree with their reason. I'm just guessing that they are holding the money pending a refund claim by someone you did business with.

I think you can be guided by Mr. Arrasmith's answer.

You can't clean things off your credit report just because you don't like them being there. But you can remove items that are incorrect.

You can't register the car because you have no insurance. The solution is for you and your mom to get the car insured with another company.

Frankly, your insurance company was, (in my opinion), well justified in canceling the policy. Reporting an accident, and then saying it... View More