Get an estimate, make a copy, send it to the company; file a police report. If your collision pays it they will go after them but assuming you have a $500 deductible that's not worth it.

Yes, you can take her to court.....not really small claims court..but orphans court.

Yes, the account can be attached unless you can show that the funds in the account are exempt funds.

You cannot obtain a default judgment after the defendant had answered your complaint. If the facts are clear, you can move for summary judgment as a matter of law based on documents and affidavits.

Yes: "The judicial system of Pennsylvania embraces the idea that access to the Courts is a fundamental right of all Pennsylvanians."

Note, however: "Self-represented litigants are held to the same standards as attorneys admitted to the bar of the Commonwealth of... View More

Depends who they are. There are two theories--one is called "unjust enrichment" and the other is called "volunteer"

See if a friendly local attorney will look at the documents and figure out your legal responsibilities. Morally, most would say clearly they didn't... View More

Between you and your employer. I don't see anyone to sue. As to the company, depends on if this was a vehicle that you used exclusively or they did and you only took it out periodically. You can try to get the company to pay.

Check to see what value of a used laptop is. That is your value. Even though it was in "like new" condition, the law says insurance companies only have to reimburse for the market value of a computer of that make,model,configuration that is 8 months used. Check to see that they included... View More

He wasn't charging you so no, you don't have time.Get someone to help you and move it or he can trash it.He has no obligation to wait.

Yours is the age old problem of being a few months older and, fortunately a bit wiser. If she attacks you you can defend yourself, but self defense is not an easy defense as proportionality and duty to retreat issues always come up. Plus, as an 18 year old you would get tried as an adult. Adult... View More

Yes, you can bring a nuissance action. Whether it's worth it and what it costs are things you need to discuss with an attorney who handles those things.

You would need at some point to have estimators to discuss what it would cost to fix.

You do. The driver is primarily responsible. Insurance follows the car. If you had a car and insurance, the ex's insurance would be up first, yours second. But when it comes to non-covered items you are responsible for the deductible.

You also want to be a stand up guy, and a stand up... View More

News I'm sure to the Justice Department. It is not a Federal Agency, but it is a Federal Commission. Your post mistress needs to understand who pays her paycheck. Suggest you contact your congressperson and US senators. Your claim is for the damage to your property, if any. Unfortunately your... View More

Give him notice.Or ship to an address if you have one?Depends on amount.You need to tell him he will be billed.

Yes. However each county has different levels for the amount of money a DJ or Magisterial District Judge can give. I would suggest that they like to see a formal letter asking for repayment. You would address it to the person, recite the facts (no adjectives or discussion of how you feel--just... View More

You can sue on an oral agreement especially if you both acted in accordance with it. Sue him in small claims for where you both made the agreement or where he lives (each DJ has a certain territory they cover or "jurisdiction" so you need to ask to be sure).

Were it not for the lawsuit you could simply execute a new deed transferring the property back to your mother. Even with the lawsuit you can do that. However, you still must get out of the lawsuit. If you have insurance, the insurance company's lawyer will file a Motion to have you removed.... View More

Generally no. If someone is harassing on collections, get in the habbit of writing down a note on each call--time, who called

what they said in as exact words as possible. But with a judgement on the loose may be a problem with bank accounts, her wages, so wife should get a consult with an... View More

I assume that your car was lawfully parked, and that there was not a malfunction of the lawnmower. If so, the landscaper would clearly be responsible. Your landlord may or may not be responsible. The landscaper is an "independent contractor," which would ordinarily mean that the... View More

First you need to make a complaint with the airlines. Each airline has a process for this. Go to the EVA website and get information on terms of service and filing a claim. Then file your claim. The airlines probably has a limit for claims - they are not just going to fork over $2500. You may... View More