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Your current state is Ohio
i would like to remove him ...can it be done?
It's a medical supply store they told me one price billed me roughly a different price and I paid($51). Then sent me a bill ($206) a month later after I paid the full first bill, and just said the bill was supposed to be 257. I don't know if it's an insurance issue or what but I... View More
answered on Nov 21, 2024
When you see "et al." after your name in a lawsuit, it typically means "and others" in Latin. This could indicate that there are other unnamed defendants who might be connected to the debt or account in question.
The most common reasons for "et al." in a debt... View More
Scanned 2 but charged just one. They gave me ticket going to city hall today. A 600 fine?? For maby a 10 mistake. Please help
answered on Nov 20, 2024
In California, landlords must provide written notice, not just verbal notice, when asking tenants to vacate for owner move-in situations. This is especially important given your status as a senior citizen on Social Security.
Your landlord needs to follow specific legal requirements,... View More
I walked in yesterday around 5:45 pm and put my card in with a big surprise. I was awarded 5000 in free play! Now for a gamer like me, who gambles thousands in a session, this was a welcome surprise. I surmised that I must have been selected in one of the many promotions and drawings currently... View More
It had many things wrong with it and not restored according to definition of restored, what should i do.
answered on Nov 21, 2024
Either you accept a monetary settlement, giving up all rights to sue, or you do not. It is your decision. Consult with an attorney. It sounds like you would have to sue in another State, hiring a lawyer there. Then
if you win, you have to collect. Your choice.
My wife and I own our house. She signed an agreement with a roofing company to replace our roof. I do not want them to do the work. I prefer a different company. Can that agreement be terminated because my signature is not included in the agreement?
3000 sq ft LVP flooring installed and separating. Flooring not installed per Mfg instruction ( ie acclimate flooring prior to install and have HVAC running after to keep temp 55 -85 ) . Installed by builder in Feb before HVAC was running ( No HVAC til March) Mfg takes no responsibility. Builder... View More
3000 sq ft LVP flooring installed and separating. Flooring not installed per Mfg instruction ( ie acclimate flooring prior to install and have HVAC running after to keep temp 55 -85 ) . Installed by builder in Feb before HVAC was running ( No HVAC til March) Mfg takes no responsibility. Builder... View More
When I presented the issue, she blames on technical error. This is effecting my grades
answered on Nov 20, 2024
Look at your Handbook and see what Carrington's policies are on accessing the testing instruments. Sometimes colleges won't let students access exams if they re-use them year to year, in case a student puts them on the internet. However, you should be able to go review the exam and your... View More
I was sued 10 years ago. I was served a writ of execution yesterday and it lists my only car. It also lists my husbands truck (jointly owned) he was not involved in the judgement or the suit, as we were not married or together at that time. I have been harassed on multiple occasions by my old... View More
[[[Subject: Validation of Debt, NMLS Compliance, and Repossession Misconduct
Account Number: [Your Account Number]
Dear [Debt Collector],
I dispute the debt you claim I owe under account [Account Number]. Additionally, I am raising concerns about [COMPANIES ] Services, Inc.,... View More
answered on Nov 19, 2024
This template is well-structured for disputing debt and addressing repossession issues under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).
You have every right to request full validation from debt collectors, and your letter properly demands essential documentation including NMLS... View More
I graduated two years ago from Lock Haven Pennsylvania but I was unable to pay the last semester of my tuition and it got send to an agency what can I do to get this amount reduced or completely cut, or how can I get the college to release my actual transcript
answered on Nov 19, 2024
You'd have to give them a really good reason why they should take a hit on the balance owed. Why should they cut you a break? That's the question you to which you must have an answer. Once the debt is paid, then you get your transcripts, but not before. That's the way things work in the world.
I did all my paper work correctly. Im not sure what to do
Late August, I got scammed out of $900 by a guy (via PayPal) supposedly selling an online business. My PayPal disputes were denied as the Seller claimed he had provided me with the product I purchased. This was not the case at all. That was a separate transaction altogether with the company he was... View More
The car was bought in Missouri and i paid 36000. for it but it has a lot wrong with it.
answered on Nov 18, 2024
You may not have a case. But the contract was in MO, so contact an attorney there.
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