Sign used car no return, dealership says I need to come in resign contracts to lower monthly payment.
You cannot buy a car and then decide you want to return it. However, the dealer can sell you a car and if they cannot find you financing within 10 days, then they can ask for the car back and cancel the contract. The dealer cannot make you sign a new contract. So if you are in this position,... Read more »
My uncle has become homeless for unknown reasons and we are trying to help him and secure his belongings here and there in Virginia. The storage unit here has been paid up for the next month by me, but they are now saying only an access code will allow me retrieve/document those items (some are art... Read more »
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I happened to sell my car to a dealer and i was supposed to get my money wired but my bank does not accept that and it’s been almost 1 month and it hasn’t gotten wired back to the account that sent it to me. I’m tired of waiting for my money I feel it shouldn’t take this long at all . They... Read more »
Breaking this way down to basics:
You have an agreement to give them a car and for them to pay you.
They now have the car and the money, which is not OK.
You can be patient and hope this works out, but, that is not real likely.
You can get legal help.... Read more »
I want to make sure this isn't going to create any issues when signing the new lease. We are planning on just overlapping (her paying out the remains 3 months) her current lease because her current lease is cheaper because it is split between roommates she shares the apt with.
Overlapping on leases like this is very common. As long as she's paying the due rent on both properties, it shouldn't be an issue. It's risky to try to pay out the remaining months' rent in a lump sum, however. Usually, the lease language does not differentiate between rent... Read more »
Technically couldn’t I give unlimited leases just for one day to have all attendees be considered “household members”
The one day lease isn't the problem. A contract (including a lease) is not valid if it has zero obligations. You are also limited in the number of legal tenants to two per bedroom. Further, it seems likely that such a lease would be deemed to have an "illegal purpose" and be void... Read more »
You owe them for treating you, UNLESS the contract says that payment is contingent on a successful recovery in a case against the party at fault for the accident.
Would clear my balance for being an employee, just as I witnessed they did with other employees because this was one of the benefits working there. After a year of working there, I discovered my manager was stealing from the company so I informed the owners and they fired her. I stopped working... Read more »
I suggest you do two things.
Consult with an attorney experienced in employment matters.
Contact the Labor Commissioner's office and ask for help getting your full pay and the benefits the employer promised you.
You can contact the Labor Commissioner's office by... Read more »
You need to identify the person who is entering into a contract so when a problem arises, there is no doubt as to who agreed to what in the document. So make sure that whether including a second name, initial or neither, the name identifies you properly, as a party to the agreement.
Would he receive any benefits from this, tax write offs etc? Also he owes taxes on the property, I am willing to pay those off to make this happen. I plan to use this as a nonprofit headquarters, Art/Yoga/Event Space. Its already zoned for 4 residential structures
Real estate transfers and planning for the tax consequences are never do-it-yourself tasks. Tax benefits cannot be calculated without information about the property and the taxpayer. You say that you want a nonprofit HQ in a space zoned for residences. This by itself should be a red flag. If you do... Read more »
We need a brick-and-mortar address for a business set up by us in the US (there might be more businesses in the future), whose CEO is working from home (currently in Ohio but soon to be in California).
For the new company, we tried already tried to register But the Secretary of State’s... Read more »
There are many ways an attorney can solve this problem for a business that is setting up in the US. I have done so many times. You can contact an attorney directly. However, Justia does not permit attorneys to enter into engagements through the Q&A page.
We need a brick-and-mortar address for a business set up by us in the US (there might be more businesses in the future), whose CEO is working from home (currently in Ohio but soon to be in California).
For the new company, we tried already tried to register But the Secretary of State’s... Read more »
You may be making this more complicated than it needs to be. Why can't you use your home address? Yes, it will be a public record, but it works. There are many solutions to this issue without you having to lease expensive office space that you will not be using. Best wishes!
I'm kinda stuck and confused on something. I'm trying to leave my sugar daddy but he is trying to get me jailed because he thinking I'm trying to steal from but what happens was he put money in my account about $4000 but the money he put in was fraudulent. I told he that the bank... Read more »
Go to the bank. Sign a fraud affidavit and tell them what you know and you should be fine. You haven’t committed any crime.
5years now...no attemps to invest or interet in my trust at,all. The,trustee collects. a monthly fee although he has never told me the.amount or sent me an invoicce...just takes it out of the trust money...
Can I sue him.for this?Can.I choose my OWN trustee?
If the trust is administered under Illinois law, you should seek counsel who is licensed in Illinois. This question is posted under the category for the State of California. Re-post for Illinois counsel.
I renewed my lease a month ago which goes into effect in two days. Today I was informed that ownership and management has changed as of today. All of the rent prices dropped significantly. Am I stuck for the next 15 months paying the higher rent which I signed or since there is new ownership can I... Read more »
Go see them and negotiate a change in your lease to upgrade your apartment or get a reduction. If they won't do it, sue in small claims for the difference over the term of the lease or see a local Tenant's rights attorney.
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You have three choices: (1) you can call the company and see if they will restructure the debt, although they are not obligated to do so, since you already have a contract to repay; (2) do nothing and you will have a judgment entered on your credit records and will likely be subpoenaed to attend a... Read more »
Case: The sole member of an LLC filed a lawsuit in his individual name (as the plaintiff) against a company to sue them for contract fraud. The LLC owner was not aware that it could be a problem to file the suit in his name since he was personally financially injured and sees his LLC and himself as... Read more »
Path of least resistance, if you cannot amend your complain to add a plaintiff? Dismiss and start over. If it is an LLC, they have to be represented by an attorney.
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a life together upon his release. When he got out he ghosted me. Do I have any legal grounds to stand on?
Sorry to hear about your experience. It's not quite clear what legal grounds you want to stand on. If you mean the debt... If you acquired the debt on your credit cards or loans in your name only then you are responsible. Did you get his promise to repay or share in writing? If so you could... Read more »
My mom asked each on of my brothers and sisters if we wanted to give our kids any shares of ours in the trust, before she passed away in 2003 I said yes so each one of my kids receive 25 % each month. My son I want to remove him from getting another penny out of my share he doesn't deserve it... Read more »
Yes. It would be wise to consult with an experienced estate planning attorney, who would be able to advise you thoroughly, regarding the procedure and ramifications of omitting your son from your Estate.
She is pregnant and worth 3500$ we need a lawyer ASAP!!! FYI I called the police they did nada and said it’s a civil matter!
Call the police and report a burglary/theft. That's a lot faster than a lawsuit.
Can I go after my car finance company ..my car was a total loss in November 2020 my insurance did there part and paid My finance company what they owed so it left a balance to pay off 6,959 which my gap is trying to pay but My finance company does not have my contract on file and then they have... Read more »
you need to contact a consumer protection attorney that has experience with debt collections and credit reporting issues. after a substantive consultation and review of the documents, the attorney may be able to answer your question.
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