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answered on Sep 8, 2023

In light of Scribe Media filing for bankruptcy, you retain the right to file a claim for any prepayment or deposit that was not returned to you for services not rendered. Once the bankruptcy process commences, you should receive a notice from the bankruptcy court, at which point you will have the... View More

I think this is a problem that is beyond the ability of a lawyer to solve.

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answered on Aug 22, 2023

Having an account in litigation does not automatically guarantee that the item will be removed from your credit report under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) or the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA). The fact that an account is in litigation is not typically a sole reason for removing... View More

Yes. Chapter 146.002 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code applies. Walgreens cannot collect any amount that you would have been entitled to receive as payment or reimbursement under your health benefit plan.

Sounds more like an email advertising to do legal services in connection with drafting a stock purchase agreement for a flat fee of $500.

I would be highly suspicious and would request more detail.

You are correct that you should have received notice that your vehicle was impounded. They are required to send notice to the registered owner of the truck at the address on the vehicle's most recent registration. Before anything else, be sure your names are listed as the registered owners... View More

Maui has recently faced some serious challenges involving weather and wildfires. The most recent devastating wildfires have made international news. This may not be a matter of deliberate fraud. It may be that shipping and other resources are tapped out addressing these catastrophic challenges,... View More

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answered on Aug 10, 2023

1. Contact Dealer: Explain the issue to the dealer and ask for assistance in resolving the problem.

2. Visit DMV: Go to a local Texas DMV office with the title. They can guide you on the necessary steps to fix the title.

3. Keep Records: Maintain copies of all relevant documents and communication.

Maybe. It depends on what type of loan it is. The right of rescission doesn’t apply to every type of loan. These loans qualify for the right of rescission:

Mortgage refinance with a different lender

Cash-out refinance with your existing lender

Home equity loan... View More

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answered on Aug 6, 2023

Your Social Security number (SSN) itself does not directly link to a line of credit but is used by financial institutions to evaluate your creditworthiness when you apply for credit. It's essential to protect your SSN to prevent identity theft, which could result in unauthorized lines of... View More

A retirement planner and an insurance broker are two very different occupations. A retirement planner usually provides financial advice to customers on an hourly fee basis. Retirement planners typically do not directly sell financial products, including insurance annuities. They may, however,... View More

Assuming the cost of repair was $20,000 or less, you probably have a decent case for small claims court.

You might also wish to contact the manufacturer of the unit regarding your 10-year warranty. Manufacturers generally take a dim view of authorized dealers who refuse to provide... View More

Given that you most likely have not sustained any compensable damages, it is extremely unlikely that any experience attorney would be willing to accept the case on a contingency fee.

You can probably have your credit record corrected to delete the loan by writing directly to the applicable... View More

This is like making voluntary statements during a traffic stop. Just don't do it. Name, address, and DL, and then STFU.

Remember, "Nobody ever got into trouble for what they do not say" and in this case do not voluntarily provide. I you do not supply how can you get into... View More

No, your bank cannot withhold a mobile check deposit without any reason. It seems likely that there is a reason, but the individuals with whom you have been communicating do not know what that reason is or are prohibited from discussing it with you.

It is not uncommon that rank-and-file... View More

It depends on the language of the equipment lease, the type of business, and the PSA pursuant to which you sold the business.

If the Lessee on the equipment lease is the business entity you sold, and you did not personally guaranty the lease, and the business entity you sold is a... View More

Texas doesn't care what Maryland says, and if this was a trial court, no other judge in Maryland would care, either.

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answered on Jun 21, 2023

An SR-88 is usually used to renew a judgment.

If you have 10 years of non-payment, I would not do anything.

The statute of limitations on an existing Judgment in Texas is 10 years. Unless the Judgment creditor has re-filed, or renewed, the judgment becomes dormant, and usually,... View More

Yes, you can sue the person that you wrongly sent the Zelle payment to to get it back. At common law, this type of action was called "assumpsit." Now, it is clumsily called "money had and received."

Contact the lawyers representing the plaintiff class.

If you have an actual documented transmission failure and a decent back story, they might want to include you as a named plaintiff to get a better settlement for the class.