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The owner changed management companies if that matters.
answered on Dec 22, 2021
This can be done if handled properly by the landlord or his management company. Your documents should be reviewed by an attorney. They may consist of an offer that is binding upon your acceptance. Or they may contain language that provides the proposal is not binding upon the landlord until... View More 
Financed a vehicle threw auto action the failed to fix it 3 times when it needs a new engine per their mechanic/warranty and they never put one in. I lost my job not being able to get there. And now they want to repo cause I haven't paid in 52 days I'm starting work Dec 9
answered on Dec 17, 2021
In Arizona, the implied warranty on a vehicle is 15 days or 500 miles, whichever comes first. This warranty covers issues that make the vehicle inoperable within that period of time. I'm not sure if you purchased an additional warranty, because that is most likely your primary resource to fix... View More
"The Client agrees to indemnify and hold JL Coates harmless from any and all claims, damages, liability, loss or cost (including attorney’s fees and costs of defense) to the proportionate extent that such Claims are caused by JL Coates’ negligence or willful misconduct. The indemnity... View More
answered on Dec 17, 2021
Hello, I or any other contracts attorney would be happy to help you out with this, but providing language for a contractual agreement is a service that you'd need to pay for. It's highly unlikely any attorney on here would be willing to offer their services for free to provide you such verbiage.
answered on Dec 17, 2021
Your contract governs your engagement. If they're the ones cancelling, then the cancellation fee, as a general standard, shouldn't apply, but that doesn't necessarily mean that the contract is written that way. I'd suggest having an attorney review the verbiage for you.
I know they will probably demand it but say they didn’t and the vehicle was totaled the first week and had no collision insurance. Is there a gap time or would the dealer be responsible for some of it
answered on Nov 15, 2021
A customer is required to have full coverage insurance on financed vehicles prior to departing the dealership with the vehicle on the day of purchase.
So I just got out of prison and a girl that I thought was my friend let me stay at her daughter's house "paid rent" "food" ect.. about a couple days of me being there I started looking for a car... Her boyfriend said that his brother has a couple vehicles for sale... He... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2021
Unfortunately some key components are missing from your question in order for an attorney to provide you with an answer. It's important to know who has the money that you gave to the boyfriend. Did he pay it toward his car, did he put it as a deposit on your car, or does he still have it? If... View More
They outsource clients to brand new photographers with little to no experience. Not professionals. They are refusing a refund.
answered on Nov 11, 2021
Whether or not you're entitled to cancel the contract and get your money back is entirely based on the terms of the agreement itself, whether it specified a standard of experience that was required for the photographer performing the work and whether or not they were permitted to outsource the... View More
I want someone to read my contract and make sure that i can do this
answered on Nov 11, 2021
I, or any of the other contract attorneys on this site, would be happy to review your contract if you'd like to contact one of us.
Is this the norm? They can use it forever?
answered on Oct 20, 2021
Yes it is
Most likely it is in connection with the specific acting or work you are doing.
Consult with an attorney.
This is not legal advice.
Without the person knowing? For some reason I couldn't finish my question.
Thank you
answered on Sep 21, 2021
In an emergency situation it would be possible to obtain a temporary guardianship without the person's knowledge. A permanent guardianship would not likely be granted without having the ward appear before the Court.
Trying to do an early cancellation of a Cox Fiber connection at a building we have moved from (16mos early).
We had a new Cox Fiber connection installed at the new building. Both buildings are in Arizona.
In an email the Cox person responded to the question of early termination... View More
answered on Aug 24, 2021
You can use any communication as proof of a modification to a regular contract.
Consult with an attorney. This is not legal advise.
answered on Aug 17, 2021
Probably yes
Check with the online company
It is very typical in bankruptcy auctions for the debtor to bid on his own assets
U-Haul still wants to charge me for stolen vehicle and who know what else.
I want to know what is the first best route to start this legally. Should I arbitrate or go to court...based on not much experience.
answered on Aug 13, 2021
An Arizona attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. There could be provisions in your agreement that address arbitration. Some contracts have clauses that require arbitration over court - some contracts do not have such clauses. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
The potential owner found an individual to purchase the business and thusly doesn’t need to broker the deal through a 3rd party. The contract itself notates it to be irrevocable but the broker is simply wrote “Void” through the contract itself. Not sure if this would require signing a new... View More
answered on Jul 7, 2021
Depends.
Any contract can be changed, cancelled or modified by the parties.
Check with an attorney in a consultation to review your case.
I wish to file an ethics complaint or file against the attorney directly citing ARS 33-420 as I have done in the countersue against the plaintiff. I perceive the attorney uses frivolous lis pendens on a regular basis
answered on Jun 28, 2021
Go to the state bar website and ask somebody there.
You can be liable if your complaint has no basis.
I want to be able to advertise that I will return a percentage per year on the investment. No fees.
answered on Jun 9, 2021
It depends on the type of business you have. You will need a license and registration with agencies.
Consult with an attorney.
The short version:
My boyfriend financed a car for me. We had a verbal agreement that the car would be mine as long as I paid all payments, expenses, and down payment. It is 30 months later and I have never missed or been late for a payment and I have payed ALL related expenses.... View More
answered on May 19, 2021
Yes it can.
If you can make sure it is in writing or recognized as such.
It would be better if the car is in your name and all payments came from you, from your checking account or transfers so that you have proof.
It may cost you to enforce the contract.
We are wondering what liability can come from this? We do not currently make money from the internet and are just making interesting videos. The contract says we grant non-exclusive license. We're fine giving it away for free but since we don't make money from this, we just want to make... View More
answered on Mar 8, 2021
An Arizona attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for four weeks. Because of its complexity and detail, this could be a difficult post for an attorney to respond to without knowing more information, and likely seeing the agreement you mention. If you continue not to get a response,... View More
answered on Nov 25, 2020
Review the contract
Usually if a contract is signed at your home, you have a few days to back away
Consult with an attorney
And if you are going to cancel, you'd better do it fast, as in talking to somebody about your options, before the company can claim any damages by your inaction
The transaction involves an investor but I have another interested party that I’d like to sell to. Can switch without any legal ramifications?
answered on Oct 15, 2020
Most likely not.
Check the contract you signed.
Most likely the buyer can sue you and force you to sell.
Best luck!
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