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What can I do to get my money back the engine
answered on Jun 22, 2021
Your question is not clear from what you stated but if you are claiming that there is a consumer law issue, you should contact the Office of the Attorney General of Virginia, Consumer Law Department in Richmond, VA and make a formal Complaint. They may take your case and prosecute your Complaint.
I’ve waited almost three months I had a outstanding error on my account it took me two months to get a hold of someone in the office. Got the account fixed called again to file said my claim couldn’t be processed because of an outstanding error on my account. Now I call and after the lawsuit... View More 
I bought a house with my partner (we are not married). She and I ended up separating.
I found out that she falsified signatures in the purchase of our house in 2018. Furthermore, in 2017 she left the property and did not pay any of the mortgages. Since that period I've made... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2021
You probably needed a lawyer when you made the agreement, and you certainly needed a lawyer when your partner in the house and you ended your social partnership. You also need a lawyer to interpret the agreement in light of the facts and the contributions of the parties. That consultation will be... View More
I ask my wife to leave and she left March 4, 2020 and I ask her to take her clothes and belongings with her when she left. I have repeatedly ask her to get her belongings but she has refused. On May 2, 2021, I have her until May 31, 2021 to remove her belongings but she has refused to do so. I... View More
answered on May 28, 2021
I regret that I do not handle domestic relations and/or divorce law matters. Sorry.
On March 19, 2021, during my incarceration, a civilian doctor refused to give me a CT-Scan and a Myelogram because I had refused to submit to a COVID-19 test administered by his nurse due to my having previously experienced severe nasal pain and nose bleeds caused by previous tests for COVID-19.... View More
answered on May 21, 2021
I regret that I do not handle medical malpractice matters or criminal law matters. Sorry.
Now 5 months later she is suing me,his wife, for the money. The amount of$200.
answered on May 19, 2021
If you have a paid receipt for the work that was performed, you have a defense of payment. It should be a straight forward defense.
Company offered a one sided settlement agreement. I can't honor terms due to active Anti-Retaliation Unit NCIT Certified Investigator Virginia doing his due diligence. I have ADA OWBPA ADEA eligible concerns/pandemic restrictions. Jury trial set for 07/22/2021.I am a registered corporate... View More
answered on May 17, 2021
I regret that I do not handle employment law matters. Sorry.
I have been running a driving school called Eagle Driving School for the past 14 years. My website was www(dot)eagledrivingschool(dot)net and had been maintained by the same company for the past 14 years. I regularly pay a fee for maintenance of the website. My students used to register for classes... View More
answered on May 16, 2021
I regret that I do not handle internet or website negligence matters. Sorry.
Disabled, w/out an Advocate or ATTY; Fearful of making wrong decision
45 yro, No Evictions, Owned Homes, Gainfully Employed, until:
Displaced by COVID after 4 yrs of caring for a parent, all savings expended.
Moved to Richmond; No SSDI, Unemp, absolutely zero aid or... View More
answered on May 1, 2021
Based on your financial condition, you should call Northern Virginia Legal Services on Monday for assistance. They are pro bono attorneys and may be able to help you with your current situation.
LL wont cooperate with Tenant in COVID Rent Relief Pgm (Reqd by Va and CDC Moratorium Rules)
Managed to get Eviction DISMISSED BUT:
How can I force them to cooperate with RRP before resource pool is depleted!
answered on May 1, 2021
The likelihood to force anyone to do anything these days is slim to none. You may be able to file a formal complaint against the landlord with the Office of the Virginia Attorney General in Richmond, VA.
Example: defendant is charged with embezzlement by their employer. Defendant has been falsely accused amd is suspicious of being framed by employer . A former employee was also accused of same crime.can defendant reach out to question them? Can defendant question employees that worked there after... View More
I filed a case in small claims court and had an emergency the day of court. I called the court later that day and asked if I could refile. I was told yes because it was dismissed without prejudice. I refiled and went to court and the judge told me that he would not hear the case because I did... View More
answered on Apr 22, 2021
You can ask for reconsideration by another judge or file an appeal.
Is that legal to knowingly give a false statement and sign when it's a lie
Hello, can you kindly please let me know how the SOL is considered in Viriginia. If the problem occured on April 15 but you did not discover the issue until May 15 , is this the date you can use to determine when the SOL ends ? I am having a challenging time finding an attorney due to complex issue... View More
answered on Apr 11, 2021
I regret that I do not handle personals injury cases in Virginia. Sorry.
answered on Apr 6, 2021
On March 29, 2021, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) released an eviction moratorium order. It protects people from being evicted for not paying their rent if they complete a declaration form and give it to their landlord. This protection lasts until June 30, 2021.
I bought a dark grey sofa and immediately had issues. The color wasn't as advertised and the required cover to velcroes on didn’t fit. I couldn’t get anyone on the phone bc they had tech issues. I reached them via Twitter and they send me a replacement cover. This one was even smaller.... View More
answered on Apr 2, 2021
You should call the Office of the Attorney General of Virginia, Consumer Affairs Division and make a formal complaint.
My sister and her husband are going through a bad divorce. He left two weeks before the birth of their last kid. She has the house. He filed taxes jointly, and the federal return came to the house. She held it and they came to an agreement on how to spend it. It was only in a text so nothing... View More
answered on Mar 2, 2021
I would recommend taking the copies of checks you have along with these facts to your local magistrate or police department to discuss the options of pressing charges.
I'm just looking for the form needed to request a motion for dismissal of a removal order in Virginia.
answered on Feb 27, 2021
Go to the family court website for the form that you need, or call the clerk's office on Monday for the website link.
These “bounty hunters” came to my apartment looking for my ex. They were told that she wasn’t here and hadn’t been since September. This is when they went to the rental office and the personnel allowed maintenance to open my door and let these perfect strangers in my home. They never showed... View More
answered on Feb 20, 2021
You should make a formal complaint to law enforcement. This is a criminal matter.
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