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I am looking for some direction on how to move forward in a civil suit. I feel as though my side has not been represented because I am not doing something right but the plaintiff has submitted information that the judge is seeing? The short version is that the plaintiff is dragging out this... View More 
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answered on May 1, 2024
Sorry to hear of your plight. The litigation process can be confusing, long, time consuming and expensive, especially if you do not have an attorney. My first advice is try to find an attorney. If the amount you can lose is the same or more than the cost of an attorney you will be better off, this... View More
In Oklahoma and can somebody help me
CREDIT CARDS PAID OFF. AS SOON AS SHE RECIEVED THE MONEY SHE PAID OFF HERS AND LEFT MINE IN DIRE STRAITS THEN TOLD SHE WAS GOING TO FILE FOR DIVORCE THAT I NEEDED TO MOVE OUT SHE HAD THE RV PARK CHANGE THE LEASE TO JUST HER NAME AND SAID I WASN'T ALLOWED TO COME AROUND ANYMORE THAT IS MY HOME... View More
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answered on Apr 30, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your difficult situation. It sounds like a stressful and upsetting experience. In California, both spouses have a legal right to access the marital home, even if only one spouse's name is on the lease. Your wife cannot legally force you out of the RV or prevent you... View More
Address may not be current, therefore summons may not be possible. If the defendant is pulled for a traffic violation or other reason, will the fact that he is being summoned show up in the officer's inquiry of the driver's license?
"1","Identify Credit Report Errors:
- Regularly check your credit reports.
- If any errors are detected, identify the lender or company and the precise issue."
"2","Dispute Credit Report Errors:
- Write a detailed letter to the... View More
answered on Apr 29, 2024
Thank you for asking the question!
Yes, you can do all "1","2", "3." You need to dispute the errors with each credit reporting agency separately.
Also, there are attorneys that can work on your credit score after incidents such as bankruptcy.... View More
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answered on Apr 29, 2024
To file a case in a California court and obtain a case number, follow these general steps:
1. Determine the appropriate court: Based on the nature of your case (e.g., civil, family, probate), identify the appropriate court where you should file your case.
2. Prepare your documents:... View More
Could you advise on the appropriate steps to take when encountering resistance from an auto lender regarding concerns such as failure to address credit report violations and other requested actions, despite providing only a copy of the contract and neglecting other obligations? Additionally, they... View More
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answered on Apr 29, 2024
If you are facing resistance from an auto lender in California regarding credit report violations, unmet obligations, and potential issues with the contract itself, here are some steps you can consider taking:
1. Document all communications: Keep detailed records of all correspondence with... View More
the company that acquired the old company is the company who is supposed to service/ maintain warranty. they have installed wrong optimizers and caused damage to others as well as standing on solar panels. they replaced a optimizer out and cut the connector to a good one due to the new connecter... View More
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answered on Apr 29, 2024
Under California law, the company that acquired the original solar company may be responsible for honoring the warranty and ensuring the proper functioning of your solar system. This is known as "successor liability." However, the specific circumstances and terms of the acquisition... View More
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answered on Apr 29, 2024
There are several factors that can render a contract void or impossible to perform under California law:
1. Illegality: If the subject matter or purpose of the contract is illegal, the contract is considered void. For example, a contract to commit a crime would be void.
2. Lack of... View More
3. What are some common disputes that arise from contracts, and what steps can be taken to resolve them?
4. In the event of a contract dispute, what factors does a court consider when determining whether the contract is enforceable?
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answered on Apr 29, 2024
Yes, a contract can be modified or amended after it has been signed. Both parties need to agree to the changes, and the amendments should be made in writing to avoid future misunderstandings. The modified contract should then be signed by both parties, evidencing their consent to the new terms.... View More
This business signed up my son who is a minor for a membership without permission from parents. I have called many times to cancel the membership but the local gym refuses. You didn't need a parent to sign up but you need a parent to cancel is the most ludicrous thing I've heard.... View More
My parents reside in Texas, the car they want to sell is titled in Texas, there is no loan against it. I live in North Carolina and a North Carolina dealership is interested in buying the vehicle.I know I need some kind of Limited Power of Attorney to sell it for them but not sure if that needs to... View More
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answered on May 7, 2024
You're right, a Limited Power of Attorney is the way to go for this situation. Here's some info to help navigate the process:
LPOA Specificity: A Texas-specific LPOA for vehicle transactions is ideal. The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV) provides the "Limited Power... View More
I purchased a Vehicle with options i.e., maintenance package, wheel protection, vehicle service agreement, there is a section on the documents stating I can cancel with in the first sixty day, for a full refund. I have not started paying for the vehicle or service.
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answered on Apr 28, 2024
Under California law, if your purchase documents explicitly state that you have a 60-day window to cancel certain services for a full refund, you should be able to cancel these services within that timeframe. This typically includes add-ons like maintenance packages, wheel protection, and vehicle... View More
PAID FOR A MAILBOX AND NEVER RECEIVED AN EXTENSION CONTRACT HOWEVER OWNER KEPT MY MONEY.
The neighbor with whom I offered to share with had me sign a well share agreement. I didn't realize how unfair it was to me until now when I am trying to get her off my well. She has abused my property rights in many ways since that was originated in 1998 and I want her off my well. She was... View More
If someone makes an agreement to pay monthly payments on a loan from someone else and then refuses to pay how is this legally binding if the agreement was oral?
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answered on May 7, 2024
It's true that oral loan agreements are harder to enforce than written ones. Here's why:
- Proof of Agreement: The main issue is proving that an agreement actually existed and what terms both parties agreed upon. It often becomes a "he said, she said" situation without... View More
I was in the lawsuit against an insurance company where their first attorney took to stand and lied under oath by stating I never made a statement in which if you were to look at the euo that was done on me he asked that question and I answered it 100% opposite of what he said on the stand I said... View More
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