It is probably legal, yes. You need to have a local lawyer look into this for you, but even though you returned the car, you are still liable for the deficiency balance owed after the car is sold and the proceeds applied. You might look into whether the car was sold for more or less than the... View More

If you mean a pet toy, possibly--if you can show it was being used in the manner intended.

Contact Cary Flitter, Esq. at 888-668-1225 or consumers@consumerslaw.com. Great guy and his firm is in Narberth, and they have specific experience with Condor Capital. Please tell him I referred you to him, and best of luck!

Your question went out to the family law attorneys. You should discuss this with a personal injury attorney. My thoughts are that, unless you actually suffered damages, there are no grounds for a lawsuit, but, as I said, you should check with a personal injury attorney.

Hope you told your credit card company the amount is in dispute. Did you have witnesses? Find out what they are claiming are the damages--if it's things like undercarriage likely you didn't cause them.

You have to give the responses. You can appeal later.

You can only sue for the damages you received. Other than the eeeew factor, I don't hear you suffered any damages. I assume you washed the area with an antiseptic and/or chlorox to kill any germs and viruses.

Careless of the store to leave blood around,but I'm not seeing that... View More

File a complaint with human relations commission.

Charges are sometimes brought in these types of cases. There was a heavily publicized case in Massachusetts recently where a young woman encouraged her friend to kill himself and he did. She was convicted of charges for this.

Assuming you bought it used you would have to show the dealer knew about the interior rust before selling it.

If it was truly rustproofed this shouldn't be happening. Also for rustproofing they often drill into the members, should have seen rust there. As it's a 14 year old... View More

I've never heard of anyone who was happy with the outcome when using so-called "debt settlement" companies, but I have heard several horror stories.

If you are the sole owner of your home, then any creditor who sues you and procures a judgment against you can file that... View More

You should definitely get one. An appraisal will be necessary for any mortgage. Start with looking at the tax assessment history, but unless you are getting the whole package for more than the ground itself is worth, any problems will reduce your profit investment so you need to protect yourself.... View More

Generally you buy a used vehicle as is, unless the seller said the frame was good. You would have to show that it was something seller knew about and failed to tell you. If you want to do it, send him a request for refund of the payment, and you can then file in small claims for the area where he... View More

You made voluntary payments. If you'd been making payments and still owed 22k I'd wonder at the value. However best thing to do is to speak with a consumer attorney. Go to www.naca.net

You can only sue if something bad happened--an injury. You don't sue because something might have happened. Assuming the weapon got to you safely then I don't see anything . If you were charged because of the shipping issue you would have a defense that you had no control over how it was shipped.

If you mean on file, no set time. However if they don't have it you may be able to claim you don't have to pay.

First protest in writing. Suggest besides email use hard copy. File a complaint with the AG's office of Consumer Affairs--they are at the Strawberry Square Bldg in Harrisburg. File a complaint with the California AG's as well.

The account yes. Once it lands there it is cash.

I don't see why. Don't agree to anything. You can send a note (hard copy--and you keep a copy) to the attorney saying "I don't see why we are responsible to your client. If you have a document that says we are please send us a copy so that we may review it."

then... View More