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I originally agreed to a vague, written lease option agreement with option to buy mh located on my real property to family friend. Unfortunately, he never pd mh off through leinholder nor fullfield the terms of the lot rent of 45 dollars monthly, in addition to maintaining the lawn. Served... View More 
answered on Sep 14, 2017
If there was an agreement in place that he would pay rent your appropriate remedy is eviction. If there is no rental agreement, then you would file an ejectment. That would be your appropriate remedy You need to hire a lawyer to help you with this. THese kind of home-made agreements often fall... View More
answered on Sep 9, 2017
The answer to your question is: "Probably". It depends on the exact language in the will. Take it to a competent lawyer near you for a definitive opinion.
WARNING: I am not your lawyer and providing you with the generic information, definition, clarification or explanation you... View More
The streets are not private and are county owned (i.e.: there is no gate requiring entry to the neighborhood, city police do not patrol, but the sheriffs do.) Guest vehicles are explicitly omitted from the CCR. And I quote,"Nothing contained in this paragraph shall preclude guests or invitees... View More
answered on May 9, 2017
Interesting question well presented. The only way to a legal answer will be by consulting a local lawyer who has experience with subdivisions, developments, owners' associations and permitting, He will have to review the homeowners' association forming documents and its rules and... View More
The dealer represented that a car had only been listed as used because the owner of the dealership used it for a short period of time & knowing that the owner had intentions of selling the car, I assumed that it was well taken care of. I was originally interested in a new car but a taken care... View More
answered on May 5, 2017
You're out of luck. You can't buy a car from a dealer anywhere without having to sign an arbitration agreement. You signed it. You're stuck with it.
Your damages are minimal, if any. You thought you were buying a car with 4,000 miles on it and you got a car with 4,000... View More
Can you still file civil suit Or sue a facility he was being held at ,like a work release facility?
answered on Feb 13, 2017
Chances are no for two reasons--the insurance company represented the parties that were doing wrong and also would have asked the administrator of the estate for a release before making any settlement payment. That release had a number of clauses. But I'm assuming you have a lawyer. Why not... View More
(He was on work release )Be done besides the drivers insurance company,is the facility held reliable and if you sue his insurance company can you still take him to civil court or go after the facility,after sueing,his ins.company he was a adoc inmate
answered on Feb 12, 2017
This is not a criminal law question. Its a civil law litigation question.
Any time you are injured in any way you and your lawyer should sue every single person, firm, corporation or governmental entity that you and he or she can reasonably determine might be responsible. You do not sue... View More
answered on Jan 25, 2017
No.
Powers of Attorney become void at the moment the person who granted the power dies.
answered on Jan 25, 2017
In Alabama its 3 years from the date of the last charge OR the date of the last payment, whichever is most recent. In other words, every time you make a payment on the bill the statute of limitations resets and starts all over again. The time period varies from state to state, so this advice is... View More
never makes it to probate
answered on Jan 25, 2017
It depends on the value and type of property and debts your Dad had when he died. If he had anything valuable it may be difficult to sell anything he owned that has a title. If he owned any real estate most people will not buy it unless you go through probate.
The reason for the above is... View More
Title pawn owner was very rude. I know I was in default so I took all his attitude with a smile. The car broke down in private property, pawn company did not pick it up fast enough so I sold it as scrap metal to get it off the property. I have every intention of paying the $450 back. I told the... View More
answered on Jul 11, 2016
It's convoluted and the cops might say for him just to sue you, but I would consult with a criminal lawyer so you know what to say and what not to say if he comes knocking.Next question is what does the pawn ticket or agreement say your liability is, and did you sign the title over to him. If... View More
the location is in shelby county alabama
answered on Jan 24, 2015
You can certainly go to the Clerk's office and discretely use a public computer to go on to AlaCourt. Enter your name as a party and you'll see what cases are out there which list you as a defendant. Avoiding service is not an answer. You will eventually be served by publication and... View More
answered on Dec 4, 2014
Not quite right. First of all, the term you are looking for is 'revived,' not 'revised.' There are a couple of steps that you need to go through to understand this.
If a judgment debtor doesn't pay the judgment, the judgment creditor can take different steps to... View More
at 3:00PM this coming Tuesday. I cannot make that work in such short notice. What do I do?
answered on Jul 25, 2014
Contact the lawyer who issued the subpoena, mention the scheduling conflict, and ask him to reschedule. Do not ignore the subpoena.
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