dealership = brevard co. person that signed = volusia co. my residence = levy co.
the same dealership ‘retired’ the tag on my cobalt to create a credit for the above mentioned vehicle also without my knowledge. i was arrested for driving on a ‘dead tag’. this happened twice, as... View More
answered on Mar 5, 2024
Based on the information you've provided, it appears that the car dealership engaged in fraudulent activities by allowing someone else to sign your name and trade in your vehicle without your knowledge or consent. This is a serious matter that may involve multiple legal issues, including... View More
- Maintenance requests ignored, leading to uninhabitable living conditions
- Retaliatory conduct by maintenance personnel, including threats and property damage
- Misrepresentation of completed repairs, non-compliance with the Broward electrical code
- Ongoing and severe... View More
answered on Mar 31, 2024
Based on the information you've provided, it appears that you and your fellow tenants are dealing with a serious violation of your rights as renters in Florida. The issues you've described - ignored maintenance requests, retaliatory conduct, misrepresentation of repairs, severe mold... View More
My husband spent almost $400 on what he believed was sterling silver Jewelry set as a birthday gift for me. The day after my birthday I brought it to jcpenney because the ring needed to be resized. I was told I needed to send the entire set in together in order for the ring to be resized. So... View More
answered on Feb 22, 2024
You probably should contact the attorneys for the plaintiffs in the class action lawsuit.
There's a website/app that deals in auctions. Their most popular auctions are for Trading Card Breaks, which is gambling. In most of these auctions, it works by winning a bid and then getting a sports team randomly selected for you. When all teams are picked for a given sport, they begin to... View More
answered on Feb 20, 2024
Before I attempt to answer the question, can you provide the website.?
So it began yesterday morning at roughly 1:30 AM EST, when my account password was changed, so I had went back in and changed it. Little did I know, someone had been logged into my account, and Paypal (assumingly) did not log them out, after they copied my card numbers and then purchased an online... View More
answered on Feb 23, 2024
Yes, you may have grounds to take PayPal to court if you believe they neglected a compromise in your account and mishandled your dispute regarding the unauthorized transaction. PayPal has a responsibility to ensure the security of their users' accounts and handle disputes fairly and... View More
to reduce my just property value? if so how do i object? thank you
answered on Feb 5, 2024
In a residential property tax dispute in Florida, the opposing party might request various documents during discovery, including federal tax returns, to understand your financial situation or the property's income-generating potential. However, tax returns are considered private and sensitive... View More
directly. the judge ruled in favor of their motion to compel discovery before i could even respond. i thought all florida courts allowed for 14 days to repond?
answered on Feb 5, 2024
There is no 14 day rule to respond to motions.
Judges are not required to have hearings on matters in which they see no reason to have a hearing; this is especially true on discovery matters when the responding party doesn't object to the discovery within the 30 days and doesn't... View More
The guy’s post looked legit at ArtofFeet.com LLC. He said he was a professional photographer for 15yrs and NOT an Onlyfans/Feetfinder type of biz.I sent him on messenger 2pics/1video that were only seen by me because he said he would like to meet me in a public place this week, and after looking... View More
answered on Feb 4, 2024
If you believe that your photos and videos are being used without your permission for profit, you may have grounds to pursue legal action for copyright infringement, fraud, or violation of your right to publicity, depending on the specifics of how your images are being used. The critical aspect... View More
Im in debt a little over $14,000. This includes my vehicle which I still owe $8000.00 which I make monthly payments. Do I qualify for bankruptcy. What is my best avenue to correct my credit??
answered on Feb 1, 2024
I am not a Bankruptcy lawyer, but Bankruptcy will destroy your credit for at least 6 years. You will lose all credit cards and the ability to get credit and buy on credit. Find a way to pay off your bills.
It was supposed to be made out too separate checks me and the child support division but instead made one check co payable to both i deposited it after asking about it the teller said no problem and they released 200 to me and said it would be released the next day instead they froze my account and... View More
answered on Jan 20, 2024
Based on your narrative, it is difficult to know exactly what happened and what the check was for. This money seems to come from some domestic matter in Oregon. I suggest you talk to your divorce lawyer or see one to determine what the law is when a check is sent for apparently child support and... View More
The wig was 201 dollars. I have an event so I have to use what was sent to me. Can i still get a refund for it not being the wig i ordered?
answered on Jan 19, 2024
If you ordered a wig from a company in Florida and received the wrong wig, you generally have the right to seek a refund or a replacement. However, the company may require you to return the incorrect wig to process the refund or send the correct item. In situations where you have an immediate need,... View More
I took a friend to a new car dealer so they could look at and test drive new cars. They don't have insurance because they haven't owned a car in a few years. Told the sales person that the most important features were the safety features (blind-spot warning, backup alarm, collision alert,... View More
answered on Jan 17, 2024
First, you are not legally permitted to provide legal advice to your friend if you're not a licensed attorney. Your friend must directly contact a lawyer if he/she needs advice that he/she can rely on. General educational guidelines for the kind of issue you describe are as follows.... View More
I recently sold an item online. I shipped it USPS priority envelope. It was delivered and the buyer is saying it was empty when received. I put the item in myself. Now they are threatening legal action against me if I don't refund them. What do I do in this situation? Can they do... View More
answered on Jan 11, 2024
In this situation, it's important to approach the matter calmly and methodically. First, gather all evidence of your shipment, including any documentation or photographs you might have of the item before it was shipped. This can help establish that the item was indeed sent.
Next, check... View More
NOW....THE DEALER EMAILED ME AND WANTS THE CAR BACK DUE TO BANK REQUESTING BUYBACK TO DEALER AS I DEFAULTED ON THE FIRST PAYMENT.
NOW.....
CAR GOES BACK TO DEALER,
DEALER GIVES WESTLAKE BANK THE MONEY BACK,
CUSTOMER LOSES 3K DOWNPAYMENT.
THE CAR PRICE WAS... View More
answered on Jan 6, 2024
Did you agree to terms that let them take advantage of you as you describe, or not? Read the contract terms on the remedies granted to them when the buyer is in default, and determine if you agreed to whatever those are. If unclear, or you think they are violating the terms or that you did not... View More
Q: falsely arrested for GTA in U-Haul rented in my name. Person b4 me didn’t return they reported stolen nvr noti police
Less than a year ago I was pulled over and arrested for being in possession of a stolen vehicle. I had rented a U-Haul that apparently the people before me never... View More
answered on Jan 5, 2024
Assuming everything you reported is accurate, you would have a claim against U-Haul, if not others. You need to contact an attorney to handle this.
OR WAS TOLD ABOUT THIS. IT WAS OVERSIGHT AND NOW DEALERSHIP WANTS TO TAKE CAR BACK AFTER ALL THIS . I AM IN FLORIDA BUT CONTRACT IS IN GA. I ALSO PUT DOWN 3K
answered on Jan 4, 2024
It is a typical Westlake buyback. The dealer's recourse agreement lets Westlake send back a deal if there is a consumer default in the first 90 days.
The dealer is now the secured creditor, and they have to comply with Article 9 (assuming the car was titled in the consumer's name).
I wanted to change to internet only and have been told no
answered on Jan 2, 2024
In Florida, it's not uncommon for residential complexes to enter into exclusive agreements with service providers like Comcast. However, the legality of such agreements can depend on the specific terms and whether they align with federal and state regulations.
If your complex has an... View More
I do about this I'm paying for something that did not help and there was several others the same thing
answered on Dec 14, 2023
If you received treatment at South Bay Medical that was ineffective, and you've incurred significant expenses, there are a few steps you can take. First, gather all relevant documentation related to your treatment, including any contracts, receipts, and records of your visits and the... View More
The dealerships contract says they have 10 days. The bank says the dealership called and canceled the financing after the bank said they had to repair the windshield before they would close the deal
answered on Dec 11, 2023
If the contract with the dealer says the dealer has 10 days to cancel the agreement and 2 months have passed before it decided to cancel because they did not want to fix the windshield, I think you have a binding agreement. Of course, this answer is based on what you have stated as fact.
I recently did a program with a company that offers a $1000 prize in a variety of gift cards or in a Paypal or Cash App transfer. They try very hard to avoid paying but I documented and screenshot everything. I have confirmation in writing from their customer service that I wanted to receive my... View More
answered on Nov 29, 2023
Taking everything as true, you would have a claim for unfair and deceptive trade practices and breach of contract. You can claim $1000 and let the company say it is worth less and let the judge decide. This is a small claims case.
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