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answered on Dec 31, 2017
Parking a car on someone's private property technically results in a trespass which could have subject you to a possible criminal/DP charge and if it was left for an extended period of time could also result in abandoned vehicle ticket.
I switched insurances and because my doc was out of network I had to change docs.Then, a year later, I got a new job and she was back in my network so I made an appointment with her via ZocDoc (a 3rd party app).
The night before, I had to cancel and reschedule on Zocdoc.Unbeknownst to me,... View More 
answered on Dec 6, 2017
You have a good argument on your side, but a lawyer would need to see your original signed cancellation agreement to know what your rights are, plus the zocdoc policy. This review would probably cost more than just paying the $100 fee to the doctor.
I switched insurances and because my doc was out of network I had to change docs.Then, a year later, I got a new job and she was back in my network so I made an appointment with her via ZocDoc (a 3rd party app).
The night before, I had to cancel and reschedule on Zocdoc.Unbeknownst to me,... View More
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answered on Dec 7, 2017
Call State Board of Medical Examiners. William Roeder
Executive Director
Board of Medical Examiners
P.O. Box 183
Trenton, New Jersey 08625
Tel No. (609) 826-7100
They should be able to fix your problem.
I had a sick dog and the vet was willing to see the dog. I explained I couldn't afford the bill this month but I would be able to pay it off next month (which I have done this before with my vet and they never had a problem with doing this), only this time, I was told that I had to apply for... View More
answered on Nov 30, 2017
The fact is by law the vet does not need to offer you a payment plan and can demand payment at or before services are rendered, thus anything that allows you payment after service is as a courtesy.
answered on Oct 3, 2017
Yes, you can sue, but suing someone is not cheap so the item should be worth considerable value and don't forget about valuing your time also.
They sent me an email detailing a charge to replace the entire hallway (~1000 sq ft) carpet 2 months after we moved out because my dog had an accident in one are 6 months ago and the smell was supposedly unable to be removed. Am I legally required to pay for the full replacement cost?
answered on Sep 27, 2017
If they can prove that you caused damage to the carpet, then you are responsible for the damage. I would challenge them that they couldn't get the smell out. Also determine the age of the carpet, and try to argue that the carpet was depreciated.
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As of January 26, 2015 a new landlord real estate investment llc bought this 124 unit garden apartment complex I’m staying at for over 13 years. October 2015 landlord gave new leases. Due date December 1st. Tenants with 10+ years occupancy received 4% "reasonable" increase under town... View More
answered on Sep 20, 2017
A new lease can not take effect until the old lease term is over. Assuming it is, and that your written lease has turned into a month to month lease, then the 45 days notice was sufficient.
As far as whether the increase was reasonable, the landlord has the burden of proof that the... View More
Told me that he had nothing for me to wear on my prom day. I went home sad but my hair dresser told me she knew someone to make something for me. The lady came and got my measurements and I told her I only had 200 dollars and she said okay. Two days later she texts me and says I owe her 150 more... View More
answered on Jul 28, 2017
You posted this question incorrectly, you put it under criminal law it should be under civil litigation. I suggest you repost this question under civil litigation to get more responses.
My car was parked and unoccupied when a woman backed out of her driveway and hit my drivers side door on 5/6/17. She knocked on the door of the home i was in and let me know. She claimed to not have her insurance on her that she would get it to me asap. I waited and kept in contact with her through... View More
answered on Jun 7, 2017
If you notified the police and told them that the person left the scene they should issue her a ticket for leaving the scene and failure to report the accident.
My apartment has smoking pole outside where tenants smoke. One tenant came up to me saying I need to leave because I can't smoke there. I told him there is smoking pole and there is no notice not to smoke. Can he sue me and what should my action be?
answered on May 20, 2017
Probably can't sue you and win much money, but call cops yes, and some towns have ordinances in which you cannot smoke within 50 or 100 feet of any building.
answered on Mar 28, 2017
If it is not yours and you did not order it, return it immediately otherwise you could be charged with theft. I would call UPS and request return instructions immediately.
will not pay rent , does not answer door or phone call what to do
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answered on Mar 26, 2017
Any time, prior to purchasing a foreclosure, you need to retain an experienced mortgage foreclosure defense attorney, who will have the expertise to help you avoid problems with foreclosed properties, which can have devastating financial consequences for the uneducated and unprepared. Retain a... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2017
Your question is fact sensitive. I would need more information to answer. You can contact me for a free phone consultation.
What if the city was notified that the tree was dead?
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answered on Nov 4, 2016
It is possible, but more facts are necessary. If you need to retain counsel, you will at all times be reasonable for your own legal fees and court costs.
During yearly dentist checkup, I was told that I need root canal treatment for two teeth and deep cleaning, which costs me $1300 after my insurance coverage.
I paid $1300 before treatment. After the treatment, they told me to come after 2 weeks for crown insertion. When I went after 2... View More
answered on Oct 4, 2016
It's possible. A lot will be "he said she said." Start by getting a new dentist. Don't get into much as to why. Get your records from the old one. Make a copy.
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answered on Jun 18, 2016
NO! There is no basis for such a suit.
This is my son friend, which he owned a 4-wheeler and now holds my son part responsible, can I sue him for damages?
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answered on May 20, 2016
Sure you can, but proving your case may not be easy. Good luck.
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answered on Feb 12, 2016
There is an insufficient factual basis to answer your questions and address your concerns. You need to rewrite your statement in the form of a meaningful question for someone to be able to provide useful ideas. Good luck.
I already filed and won the motion to vacate the default judgment that had been entered against them (and argued lack of jurisdiction then) but the judge restated the matter for a trial with less than two weeks notice so I think I will just show up and argue it then (but should I file a Motion to... View More
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answered on Feb 18, 2016
Unless it would not be cost effective, you should retain counsel to represent you. Good luck.
have them cover the cost of the removal (cost of breaking lease plus balance of remaining time on lease totaling $610)
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answered on Aug 25, 2015
Your question has insufficient facts to answer. Please rewrite and submit it again. Good luck.
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