to confirm contract approval both parties then agree on said start of assingment, 5 days leter unknown employee emails and states "conflict of interest" no reason givin after having met all standards and criteria required by the company. contract states company will pay estimated amount... View More 
owner calls to confirm approval of contract next day , and both parties agree to move foward in the coming days unknown employee calls and says there is a conflict of interest, after all paperwork was reviewed and approved. company will not provide reason for decision and owes according to contract.
I found out after looking up some court information that he put down he did not know where I live, but he lived with me prior and had to pay child support at time. Can I be removed off the creditor list? I have agreement he has yet to pay me for that was signed before he filed.
answered on Apr 20, 2024
It sounds like you are a creditor bc of the unpaid agreement but that should not affect you getting paid bc domestic and other support obligations are non-dischargeable. You might, however, want to report his fraud regarding where you lived to the US Trustee handling his case.
I'm from GA purchased a vehicle in Florida and they've failed numerous times to ensure validity/accuracy within my contract. The most recent error is to my title application and they sent it to me to have it resubmitted. I'm unsatisfied with how things have been handled on their end... View More
WE have an insurance claim and our contractor's estimate is far off from the adjuster's, and what the insurance company is willing to pay. The contract states that if it is cancelled 3 days from execution then we owe %1500.00. In this instance. What does "execution" mean?... View More
answered on Apr 1, 2024
A Georgia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. The term execution usually means to complete the formation of the contract by having necessary parties sign. But the term is also used loosely, so that some may argue that it involves carrying out the obligations. It... View More
From $47-$49 each. I use Bank of America who I’ve been a customer with for 34 years never have I had anything like this and they deny my claim and close the claims and finalize it… what actions or steps should I take to get my money back we’re talking over 3000 overnight.
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answered on Mar 25, 2024
If your checking account has been overdrawn due to unauthorized transactions, the first step is to contact Bank of America immediately, if you haven't already done so. Express your concerns clearly and request a thorough investigation. Despite the initial denial, you have the right to ask for... View More
I am using LLC to renovate an investment house.
I got scammed by electrician , he is a convicted felon, and he was unable to provide certificate to complete the city inspection as agreed with him.
Since he has financial issues, he asked me to sent the funds for this work to his... View More
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answered on Mar 6, 2024
When dealing with a situation where you feel scammed, it's understandable to explore all options to recover your funds. In your case, the complicating factor is that the payment was made to the electrician's girlfriend, not directly to the electrician himself. However, if you have a... View More
I need to know what jurisdiction do I file in? Plaintiff resides Fayette County, Defendant resides Gwinnett County, Address of Contact Lease:Spaulding County. Forgery and Theft by taking
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answered on Mar 31, 2024
Based on the information you provided, there are a few factors to consider when determining the appropriate jurisdiction for filing charges related to alleged forgery and theft by taking:
1. Location of the alleged crime: In most cases, criminal charges are filed in the county where the... View More
Bank transactions reflect transfer of funds on date of home purchase date
answered on Feb 18, 2024
In order to prove that there was an intent to share in the ownership of the property or that the funds provided at closing were to be paid back, you would need to have texts or emails showing that there was an agreement between the parties. A less reliable method would be to provide witnesses who... View More
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answered on Feb 15, 2024
It could be either, depending on the facts and circumstances of the rental and why it wasn't returned. It would be up to the attorneys on both sides (and perhaps, ultimately-a fact-finding jury or judge at trial) to determine whether there was any criminal intent behind the failure to return... View More
Is not working been a week now what options do I have
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answered on Feb 1, 2024
In Georgia, tenants have rights regarding the habitability of their rental units. If you've been experiencing issues with your apartment, such as faulty doors, cabinets, or a malfunctioning furnace, you have several options. First, you should notify your landlord or property management company... View More
hires bail Recovery person 2 return inmate. Recovery man gets inmate 2 jail & releases inmate or let's inmate escape, has he fulfilled his obligation or broken contract. He took $ as if he completed job. Was that illegal?
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answered on Feb 5, 2024
In this situation, if a person initially pays a cash bond to release an inmate and later changes their mind, they may seek the services of a bail recovery agent to return the inmate to custody. The bail recovery agent's responsibility is to locate and return the inmate to jail, not to... View More
A car dealership sold me a vehicle that needed a part replaced. The part was never replaced and the sales lady told me to come pick my vehicle up. I spoke to the manager and he told me it was bad communication between the teams. I have had to put thousands of dollars toward fixing my vehicle... View More
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answered on Feb 12, 2024
Your claim is not a product liability case, which applies when a manufacturer sends out a vehicle with a flawed or dangerous problem, like air bags that blow metal shards into the driver's face. Your issue is a contact issue. You can either hire an attorney or see if the small claims court for... View More
we had a guest stay on property, and did not pay, this balanced accrued overtime for more than 7k. Our company is looking to file a theft of services report and are unsure how to proceed.
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answered on Jan 11, 2024
To proceed with a theft of services claim in Georgia, you typically follow certain steps. Begin by gathering evidence that clearly establishes the unpaid balance, such as invoices, communication records, or any written agreements. Once you have sufficient documentation, you may want to send a... View More
Bylaw: Section 9. Open Meetings. All meetings of the Board shall be open to all Members, but Members other than the Directors may not participate in any discussion or deliberation unless expressly so authorized by the Board.
Some board members want to have meetings without homeowners and... View More
answered on Jan 10, 2024
If this is an issue with the property owners of your subdivision, then I recommend that you (and some of the property owners) consult with an attorney to obtain a legal opinion on this. The attorney providing the opinion will hopefully charge a legal fee in allows the interested property owners to... View More
just wondering if i have a fighting chance
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answered on Dec 20, 2023
If the court documents state that a sheriff served you directly, but you were not actually served and live two hours away, you may have grounds to challenge the service of process. In Georgia, proper service is crucial for the court to have jurisdiction over your case. You can raise this issue with... View More
I had a storage unit that was broken into. You can only get in and out of the storage with a passcode. Even with the insurance I had; it won’t cover what I lost.
answered on Dec 18, 2023
Not sure why the insurance is not covering the loss, but it could be that you didn't have enough coverage for the items. Nevertheless, it's unlikely you will be able to recover from the storage company unless you can show that there have been break-ins and the storage company knew or... View More
I was contracted to fly an airliner from Willemstad, Curaçao to Springfield, MO, with a stop in Miami, FL to clear customs.
The airplane bears a United States registration, is registered to a leasing company with a Miami address, but is operated by a Curaçao based airline.
We... View More
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answered on Dec 11, 2023
In a case like this, the jurisdiction for the lawsuit can be complex, as it involves multiple countries and entities. Generally, the location where the contract was signed or where the defendant operates can be significant factors in determining jurisdiction. Given that the airline is based in... View More
Now we have ran into leaking pipes, he won't pay for it to be fixed, the wood is rotted in my kids bedroom from water damage. He said he self insures, and he won't fix water damage even though the floor could fall through. He said it covers if the house catches fire or a tornado blows it... View More
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answered on Nov 27, 2023
You own nothing but a lease with an option. You might want to move unless the owner will give you a deed in exchange for a note secured by a mortgage. Usually renters are evicted and all monies paid in are forfeited.
We have a verbal arrangement with a local lawncare company. When they were servicing our yard, they ran over our irrigation system twice. on the second time the crew stopped and i told them we need to pause service until the boss comes out to discuss, i spoke with him and he mentioned he would come... View More
answered on Nov 8, 2023
Possibly. You would have to prove you canceled the service, and convince the court that you believed 18 months of lawn service was merely a gesture of goodwill. See an attorney for an assessment of your defense. Try working it out.
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