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answered on May 4, 2021
It depends on what was promised.what the breeder knew and how reliable the DNA test is? If the breeder knowingly misled you and sold you something he knew to be false then that could be a case for fraud.
I dropped my mower off for a tune up and oil change including hydrostatic system. The price was quoted $180-$200 depending on the mower. Later that day the guy calls with a list of things that need to be replaced. I asked specifically okay if you replaced everything you think is wrong, worst... View More 
answered on Apr 11, 2021
Pay the Bill, get the itemized receipt, ask for all the old parts to be given to you, then sue him for fraud when he can’t produce them and they don’t match up with the bill.
I bout a sick kitten from a breeder 3 months ago. Have spent over $1000 in vet costs. Tried to work it out with breeder but she only wanted me to swap my sick cat for another sick cat. Became hostile and blocked me. I disputed what I paid for the cat with my financial institution and won now... View More
answered on Mar 31, 2021
Don’t give her a dime back snd if she sues you, you can counterclaim and win. She has committed a continuing breach snd her liability continues to increase.
I recently purchased a used zero turn lawn mower that was listed on Facebook marketplace for $2750. The seller texted and told me that the mower was only 5 -6 years old via text which i have saved. After purchasing I reached out to the manufacturer and they told me it was 17 years old. I tried to... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2021
Sue him for fraud. You relied on his representation which was patently false.
The lot owner just gives me excuses as to why he can’t get it I am at a loss as what to do or where to go
They took four hundred eighty bucks ovrrdrew my acct.
I am a baptist health employee, I have the premier health plan through baptist which I pay the premium on. I am having surgery at this hospital, which is baptist owned. I was called with my estimate, it is double my tier 1 out of pocket max. After contacting the insurance company, I found out that... View More
answered on Jan 17, 2021
I don’t immediately see any criminal law issues for your question. That sounds like a health insurance billing issue. You could try contacting someone with the Department of insurance In your home state.
I traded in my vehicle which was told to get $1,500 towards purchasing my new car plus I made a down payment of $700 I signed a few papers I gave them the keys to my car I was trading in bring my credit card. The salesman even took a picture of me in front of the car with the keys. Yesterday my... View More
answered on Nov 18, 2020
You need to hire a lawyer to file suit against everyone for your car and deposit.
In response to “You need to hire an attorney.....” answer to my question involving summons 6.5 years later
Debt collector requires money orders. Payment has been waiting for them at usps for 15 days. USPS supervisor confirms that my money orders are there. The debt collector's office has been notified and I have contacted them to inquire why it hasn't been picked up with no concrete answer.... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2020
Not much you can do except wait for them to cash and release liens. Any other action on your part at this juncture would be too costly and premature.
State Auto Sales in Bowling Green , KY sold me a car for $3500 and it' been 7 months a they've been dodging my calls almost everyday
FYI, the lot is never full and no signs about will be towed etc. Everything I owned is in there. I am homeless and literally left with my purse, now the only possession I have. Nothing will be released until fees paid. What can I do?
answered on Sep 21, 2020
You’ll need to find someone to lend you the money to get the car. You can deal with the other repercussions after you retrieve the car.
i purchased the car 3 weeks ago, the title was branded in 2016 in indiana, i bought the car in kentucky.
Is this statement true or false?
I had a personal loan, I paid it off in March or April. The loan company sent me the wrong persons original loan Note Agreement. Like I have someone else's original signature documents. Has personal info on it... I called the loan company to let them know and asked if my info was sent to the... View More
answered on Jun 11, 2020
If you can prove that claim and you suffered damage because of it, yes.
To add to this, the fulfilment company is Ruby Has and they have taken over EasyPost's customers. I'm looking for a lawyer to help with a class action against Ruby Has and possibly EasyPost.
answered on May 19, 2020
Take a criminal complaint against them I. The county where they were stolen.
I have a question on my next step to take. I am educator that has created an educational program and all materials by myself. How do I go about protecting my rights, as I am beginning to see my students' parents utilizing my work in their programs and classrooms without asking for permission... View More
They gave me their bank information over messages so I could pay off my credit cards but is now wanting the money back or he’s taking legal action
answered on Mar 4, 2020
Depends on whether it was a gift or a loan. Gift....no. Loan.....they can take legal action.
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