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It's a simple question, if you don't read anything more into it. Aren't Plaintiff's and Defendant's always under oath before a case proceeds? Im just wondering why there wasn't any Oath Taking before I presented my Claim and Delivery case, nor was the Defendant placed... View More 
answered on Dec 2, 2024
Unless a witness is giving testimony at trial, court proceedings are generally NOT under oath. They are transcribed, and lawyers have an ethical duty to tell the truth in all court hearings. In sum, if it's a pre-trial conference, settlement conference, motion or other non-trial hearing,... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2024
I don't know a lot about a kill switch, but I suspect it can be removed. I've had clients sued for not making car payments and the creditor doesn't even want the car. They just want the money. But I digress. Your only question is what to do with the car. I would need more... View More
Also, Defendant filed Affirmative Defenses but brought no evidence (because they're untrue), Plaintiff was kept in Zoom room while Defendant and Judge chatted in the courtroom, and Plaintiff wasn't allowed to present evidence supporting her claims.
answered on Dec 1, 2024
The only question I see is: "Isn't Oath Taking Mandatory?"
I suggest you explain your question in more detail so attorneys can accurately ascertain what information you are seeking.
Was this a trial? A Motion? What happened at this Zoom hearing? Is there another... View More
The summons has conflicting timestamps, issue dates and a 'proof of service' form that wasn't filled out in any capacity.
The document states that it was printed 8-15-24, however has an issue date of 8-2-24. It states I have 21 days to respond after receiving to answer. How... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2024
No matter the conflicting dates you should file an answer within 21 days. Don't default! If you default you will have no defenses whatsoever and they creditor will likely get a judgment for the full alleged damages. You can file a form answer available online or hire a lawyer.
The registration has the wrong name and driver license no. on it, Does this void the contract. Informed the dealer of this, he said i have to have it corrected at my local secretary of state office
answered on Feb 2, 2024
Does this void your contract? Probably not. However, the reason for the error should be investigated. I suggest you file a complaint with the Michigan Attorney General. And also contact the S.O.S. and ask questions. Perhaps they can shed some light.
The entire transaction was uninformed, no reading or understanding of what was being signed, the resident lured to residential office under false pretenses. The resident was refused copies of what was signed only told it was court documents and therefore can't get a copy of what was signed.... View More
answered on Dec 2, 2023
I suggest you provide some detail so that a lawyer will have necessary information to help you.
What goods/services did you contract for? Who was the seller/provider of services? What date? Who is the debt collector? How much is the alleged debt? Why are you not responsible for the debt?... View More
answered on Nov 12, 2023
There are multiple foreclosure defense lawyers in Michigan. I suggest you request a consultation to discuss your legal issue.
answered on Aug 4, 2023
It you purchased the vehicle new, it may qualify for Michigan's Lemon Law.
If you purchased the vehicle used, but with either a warranty or service contract, you may have legal options.
If you purchased the vehicle "as-is", your legal options are limited or... View More
I am about to file a small claim. Two LLCs belonging to the same person are involved. Appliance Store where I was told to write the check and the HVAC company that provided the service and gave me the receipt. I was going to sue just the HVAC company but I am going to add the appliance one since... View More
answered on Jul 10, 2023
More is usually better when it comes to Defendants. I see the form only allows for one Defendant. The court should allow you to sue two parties in one complaint. I suggest you call the civil clerk and ask how to fill out the form if there are two Defendants. (They may tell you: "we don't... View More
They did the repairs but I didn’t have a chance to tell them rather or not I wanted the extra work they did done now I have a high bill. I was going to apply for a loan but I wanted to see my car first they told me it wasn’t there but in their storage wherever that is, they also said they... View More
answered on Jun 27, 2023
If the "repair place" performed repairs that were not authorized by you, I suggest you file a complaint with the State of Michigan Attorney General. Michigan will investigate your complaint and contact the repair place.
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answered on Jun 22, 2023
You can be sued for anything, really. But based on your summary I wouldn't worry about getting sued. The plaintiff in any lawsuit is required to prove damages. I doubt this LLC has been harmed by what you've done, as explained. (I probably wouldn't have admitted to forwarding these... View More
They’re taking 25% with me only working 43 hours due to hours being cut, and I have bills that I cannot afford now. But I also do not know how I owe that much when I took out student loans through fasfa & parent plus loan to cover my expenses. How do I go about getting to lower it or take it... View More
answered on Jun 20, 2023
I suggest you request that the creditor stop the garnishment and allow you to sign up for a payment plan that you can afford. (They almost certainly won't agree to this, but it's worth the request). When they reject that idea, you may consider filing a motion for installment payments. If... View More
It has gotten worse since I have gotten it. I wouldn't be concerned if the dealer could diagnose the issue. I am concerned it may become an issue down the road. Do I have a case under Lemon Law.
answered on May 8, 2023
You can begin Michigan's Lemon Law process after 3 repair attempts for the same defect/condition and/or 25 days out of service within the first year from delivery. To set yourself up correctly to get your vehicle repurchased, avoid these 5 errors:
5 critical errors consumers make when... View More
answered on Apr 24, 2023
The best way to address this is to file a Motion for Installment Payments. Research it and you will be able to find the form to fill out. The Motion costs $20. Fill out the form completely and file it with the court, along with the fee. The court will schedule a hearing and you can at least talk... View More
Vehicle went in for routine oil change to dealer. Was told I need a new engine. Dealer has no loaners. Car manufacturer customer service offered $60/day for rental but says I’m responsible for taxes and fees from the rental. For 9 month rental replacing a 6 passenger car costs $18k-$24k with... View More
answered on Mar 23, 2023
I suggest you contact an auto warranty lawyer to review your issue on more detail.
answered on Feb 13, 2023
If you purchased your vehicle "as-is", you may not have a legal avenue to resolve the problems.
I suggest you file a complaint with the BBB and with the State of Michigan to see if they can provide you with some options. If you have a warranty, you should work with the seller or... View More
The company was not behind on payments and not out of formula on credit line, I cannot talk to our loan officer and bank attorney will not provide any info
answered on Jan 10, 2023
Not a lot of detail in this question. A lawyer will need a lot more to provide you with your best legal options. However, my suggestion would be to immediately file a complaint with the CFPB. Your bank will have to respond, and this action may allow for a resolution. To the extent you later file a... View More
On March 1 2022 Judge Finch dismissed this claim. for the past 5 months this ruling is under legal review by PUA while their collections department is now threatening wage garnishment. I have tried without success to get this matter resolved. Collections refuses to stop harassing me. Shouldn't... View More
answered on Jul 20, 2022
Probably. Assuming the dismissal was with prejudice and you are no longer responsible for the alleged debt. I suggest you contact a debt defense lawyer to review your legal options.
A company called me 18 times, even though I’m on the national do not call registry, and have been since 2016 (I have proof of both, and the telemarketer recorded a voicemail every time).
Since I don’t have an existing relationship with the company, I understand each call allows me to... View More
answered on Jun 23, 2022
Yes, you can sue them in Small Claims here in Michigan. Once you do so, (if this is a legit company), they will remove the case to the general docket.
TCPA cases are complex. You may be able to recover $1,500 per call if the conduct was willful. Demonstrating willfulness is difficult... View More
A recall (ECU software update) that came with an emissions warranty came out in 2019. I tried to have the recall done in 2019, dealership said they couldn't do it due to modifications made to the vehicle. In 2021 I went back to have the recall completed with same "modifications"... View More
answered on May 27, 2022
I suggest you hire a lawyer to address this matter. At the very least you should have an attorney send a demand letter to both the manufacturer and dealer.
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