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answered on Jul 16, 2024
You can cite it to show some debts are unenforceable. But SOL starts from last payment., Credit companies do not have to comply until you give a written dispute. If report is still wrong then hire a lawyer to sue. They will usually ignore you.
answered on Jun 18, 2024
Start with complaining to the Lincoln County Mayor. From there, inform whoever is charging you that you will not pay for a utility service you do not get. I have a feeling the Mayor knows what is going on. You may need to get your County Commissioner involved also.
Filed complaint with tn commissions and car dealership that I make payments to said they never sold me a car...but I believe they have multiple lots was even told by the lot I got car at. Some of the payments was not reported right. I have time recipts of transactions
answered on May 28, 2024
Filing a Complaint without knowing most of the facts could get you repossessed. Hire an attorney to look at your financing statement. Then you and him start calling the noteholder, whoever that is. Some corporation searches will also be necessary. Determining the actual lienholder may be a... View More
Car was repossessed after defaulting on title loan after missing two payments. Repossession agent called my mother after 9pm at night and told her if I didn't meet him by midnight that night to sign a "payment plan" for missed payments then I would have a felony warrant for my arrest... View More
answered on May 6, 2024
Ask again to get your property. Otherwise you will have to file suit for an Action to Recover Property and/or Conversion in General Sessions Court. Be certain who it is that has your property, as you may have to sue two defendants. Loan co. will have an agent for service of process.
Can I be evicted if I don't get it.
answered on Apr 12, 2024
It is a matter of contract, not of law. Based on the information you provided, if a contract with a self-storage company provides that insurance is required, there is no law prohibiting that provision. For example, many landlords require residential tenants to have renter's insurance.... View More
bought a car from a dealer on Mar the 11th drove it for till the 13 and had it towed back to the dealer. the dealer's mech. looked at it changed the plugs & hoses but couldn't find out what was wrong. meanwhile they cleared the code no record of those codes. The dealer had it taken... View More
answered on Apr 2, 2024
Based on the information provided, it seems that the dealer may have misrepresented the condition of the car when they sold it to you. If the dealer assured you that the car was in great shape and had been inspected by their shop prior to the sale, but significant issues arose shortly after the... View More
My appointment was cancelled by the stylist. I reached out to her today and threatened take legal action but she responded with “Now I will pay you whenever I decide to pay you”
answered on Mar 21, 2024
In situations like these, the timeframe for a refund can vary depending on the salon's policy and the terms of service agreed upon at the time of booking. Typically, a business should issue a refund within a reasonable time frame, often considered to be 7-14 days. However, this can differ... View More
A car wash that I have a membership with made a billing mistake. This is in a city that I have never visited. The manager sent a screen shot of my entire account to the other customer (manager admitted it ) and said I used his card which is absolutely incorrect! There would be no way I could even... View More
answered on Mar 8, 2024
In your situation, where a company has shared your personal information without your consent, you might have grounds to pursue legal action. Privacy laws in many jurisdictions protect individuals' personal data, and businesses are typically required to safeguard this information. If the... View More
I called a Dealership 5 hours from me, In another state. Regarding a used Mclaren I was interested in test driving. (mainly because I wanted to see if the suspension was more comfortable than mine) -- On the contingency that I trade in mine. I spoke over the phone regarding my car's specs,... View More
answered on Mar 6, 2024
If a dealership has posted an estimated trade-in value for your car to Carfax that you believe inaccurately reflects its true market value, you might feel concerned about the potential impact on its perceived worth. Inaccurate reporting can indeed influence the opinions of future buyers or... View More
My car doesnt have a dipstick so the engine and oil must be warm when it is checked. I drive over 50 miles and more than an hour to my mechanic so the vehicle is warm when it arrives. Can I legally prevent the mechanic from driving my car 50+ miles adding to my mileage and burning my gas taking... View More
answered on Feb 23, 2024
Yes, you can create a legal and binding document that outlines restrictions on the use of your car by your mechanic. However, it's important to note that enforcing such restrictions might be challenging, as once your car is in the mechanic's possession, they may need to test-drive it for... View More
I found this weird as my credit score is 843 and I take pride in it. I called the firm representing whoever put the 679 judgement against me and they said it was for a Rachel. I don't have any clue who this person is and it it was from Naples Fl who I have no one in that area. They just pulled... View More
answered on Feb 22, 2024
If you cannot get this off your record by disputing it with the credit bureaus, then you will need an attorney. That amount of money may not justify the expense. It would help to get a copy of the judgment from the Court it was entered. Then you can talk to the attorney about suit. It the... View More
Discover Bank/CC is suing me. We already went to court once where their lawyer, before court went into session, tried to get me to agree I owe the debt and make a deal for repayment. I asked for proof I owe it. He showed me 3 copies of statements that showed nothing other than the past due amount.... View More
answered on Feb 9, 2024
If you are unwilling to enter into a payment arrangement and cannot afford a lawyer, you can spend the next 4 months learning everything you can about lawyering because you'll be representing yourself. There are three options: agree to a payment plan, consent to a judgment, or defend the lawsuit.
he is a Bullie racist. He lies and he breaks by laws and my contract. He is petty and spiteful
answered on Jan 31, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It's crucial to address this issue properly. First, gather all evidence of the President's actions, such as emails, documents, and any witnesses who can support your claims. Consult an attorney experienced in employment law to review your... View More
owning a new Honda Civic Type Base Hatchback i currently have an ongoing issue with Cookville Honda's auto dealership for them practicing fraudulent auto dealer practices with which i filed a complaint with the Tennessee Division Of Consumer Affairs with which Sierra Pruitt got in touch with... View More
answered on Jan 28, 2024
Based on the details provided, it does seem like the dealership may be engaging in deceptive or fraudulent practices which could violate Tennessee's Consumer Protection Act. Here are the key next steps I would recommend:
1. Continue working with the Tennessee Division of Consumer... View More
I placed an order with Fabtools.shop but affirm paid Sport Haley LLC.
affirm will not return my $284.60. Tried for weeks now with letters filing complaints but they keep telling me to collect from Sport Haley LLC. How could I do that ? I never heard of Sport Haley LLC until I saw their... View More
answered on Dec 14, 2023
Affirm's actions may be considered a violation of Tennessee's Consumer Protection Act, and you can file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for further investigation. If the amount in dispute is below the small claims court limit in Tennessee, you could file a lawsuit... View More
I had secondary insurance (united health care) for a few months mainly for a new prescription for my glasses. Primary Amerigroup. I had a doctors appointment during the period I had 2 health insurances. I did not supply the information for my secondary insurance to my doctors office but a year... View More
answered on Nov 15, 2023
The No Surprises Act generally protects patients from unexpected bills for emergency services and certain services at in-network facilities.
However, it's important to understand that this protection may not cover all medical billing situations. In your case, if you had secondary... View More
It had many things wrong with it and not restored according to definition of restored, what should i do.
answered on Nov 21, 2024
Either you accept a monetary settlement, giving up all rights to sue, or you do not. It is your decision. Consult with an attorney. It sounds like you would have to sue in another State, hiring a lawyer there. Then
if you win, you have to collect. Your choice.
The car was bought in Missouri and i paid 36000. for it but it has a lot wrong with it.
answered on Nov 18, 2024
You may not have a case. But the contract was in MO, so contact an attorney there.
answered on Nov 1, 2024
It does not sound like it. SOL is 6 years from last payment or default basically. Contract can modify the SOL. Hire an attorney to examine this, and you may need to file a Notice of Exempt Property. Judgment Liens are usually a 10 yr SOL.
Got a car loan traded my car for another and got 6 thousand dollars down payment the loan is 6yrs for 27k but I just read that the company charges me $10.81 a day no matter what turning my 27k car loan into over 40k, please tell me that's illegal if it's not then the system is so messed... View More
answered on Sep 26, 2024
It sounds like you're dealing with an auto loan that may have unexpected terms. Charging a flat fee of $10.81 a day for six years is essentially a per diem interest rate, which would accumulate a large amount over time. If your loan agreement does mention this type of daily charge, it's... View More
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