I signed a price quote for a medical procedure. It was 1/2 a page & contained a list of the procedures being quoted, the price for said procedures & the following 2 sentences: "All surgical procedures are non-refundable. This quote is valid for 30 days from the date issued."... Read more »
You signed a price quote that said it was good for 30 days, but did not schedule anything for 6 months. Then you only scheduled a part, paid a deposit of $15,000, but cancelled before surgery was done, because you decided to research the doctor after you paid your money.
So the legal... Read more »
I have never been billed for these services and had inquired multiple times for a bill in December 2017. Since so much time has elapsed, I feel even the hours are a bit high. I believe this was an oral agreement only for the work rendered Am I still responsible to pay?
As a general rule, any civil action for monies owed for services or goods must be commenced within two years of providing such services or goods, with some narrow exceptions. If there is a written contract, the statute of limitations is four years, with some exceptions.
I am a beneficiary and under ca. Probate code 16061.7 I am required to get copy of the trust now that it is irrevocable, question is do I have a right to see the escrow/title documents prior to closing? What other documents am I entitled to get a copy of, If different than the above code what is... Read more »
I would consult a probate attorney immediately. Trying to learn the law and the forms, may cost you dearly. I hope this helps. Zaher Fallahi, Esq, CPA (CA &D.C.).
Disclaimer: The information provided here is not intended for and may not be construed as solicitation, or legal and tax... Read more »
I am French, I am 20 years old and I only had my high school diploma in France.
I would like to know what visa I must have to open my business of linking French food suppliers and restaurants in Los Angeles (knowing that I would not have much money to invest at the beginning).
I... Read more »
You should consider engaging an experienced immigration attorney to assist you with an E-1 visa. The attorney will discuss with you all of the necessary requirements for a French citizen to begin a business venture in the U.S. that will qualify you for the E-1.
Good luck to you.
I have a liftetime vehicle service contract for my 2012 Chrysler 300C with 130,780 miles. My shocks are a covered component but they are refusing to cover them stating normal wear and tear on the vehicle. If the suspension is considered normal wear and tear for 130,780 miles I would believe that... Read more »
Sounds like a fraud to me. I'd seek out an auto fraud attorney and/or someone who handles lemon law. Good luck to you on it.
Can I be penalized if I quit a job I never officially started due to Coronavirus and they still can’t operate but they were paying me a small amount of hours for 6 weeks. I have a new job offer possibly and want to resign this position never worked but want to know if I will encounter problems... Read more »
Unless you have a specific agreement with the employer to work for a defined period of time, you have the right to quit at any time and for any reason. Simply give notice of your intent to leave.
Good luck to you.
I was selected in a program that has now deferred their start date due to CoVID. They requested a sizable deposit to secure my position in the program for their initial start date. The program no longer fits my timeline and they have refused to refund the deposit. What can I do in this situation?
I agree with Mr. Kaufman that you may need an attorney to sort this out. However, your question does not indicate whether you have contacted the university directly to find out what there policy is, and what writing is it based on. Some schools have a refund policy based upon a timeline that... Read more »
in Calfornia, a general contractor was hired for condo remodeling.
The condo is contaminated to the extent beyond living and the clean up bill from is hefty. Shall the owner be responsible for the bill only?
Did the homeowner’s association know of the Asbestos prior to your purchase of Thr condominium? Was this fact disclosed to you in your closing documents? We’re you aware of the asbestos issue prior to construction? These and many more questions would be raised in a litigation against the... Read more »
A contractor was hired for remodeling in California
The contractor didn't test hazardous material in the condo before starting the work.
If the condo is contaminated. Whose shall fulfill the bill?
Yes, you have potential liability if your contractor contaminated the neighbor's property.
How old is your building?
Were any tests done for asbestos before the work started?
To protect yourself you might want to hire an Industrial Hygenist or testing company to... Read more »
A friend of ours is a student at San Diego State, but had to move home in March because of Covid-19. Anticipating returning for school in the summer/fall semesters, he recently signed an apartment lease (w/No deposit yet) with three other students. However, California State schools have just... Read more »
If the lease has been fully executed and there is no early termination clause or some other termination clause then it appears you have a tenancy for the term of the lease. This is the exact purpose of a lease - to provide the landlord and tenant certainty for a set price and term.
Best... Read more »
I'm the only one on lease but landlord was informed about roommates but didn't have them fill out applications. I'm in california lived here 6 years and am on a month to month lease. If I move completely out and gave proper notices to everyone can landlord sue me if roommates dont... Read more »
The landlord can initiate an unlawful detainer against you and the remaining subtenants if you issue a 30 day notice to terminate the tenancy and your subtenants do not move out on or before your termination date.
You would be well served to initiate the termination of your... Read more »
I filled out a rental application, was approved, paid the deposit and received keys and a receipt for a two bedroom apartment. Did NOT sign lease right away cuz landlord couldn't print it, printer acting up. Was promised the lease later that day. Received a text message about an hour later... Read more »
Some lease provisions include a clause that it is subject to a credit check where the landlord has the option to void the lease. But to do so they must return your deposit.
If the landlord cashed your check, or kept your cash, and refuses to return it, then they are obligated to honor the... Read more »
A lot has happened with the novel COVID-19 virus since you submitted your question. However, you have not provided much information concerning the lease contract, etc.
I suggest you contact a local attorney in the San Diego area that practices in the area of evictions and schedule a... Read more »
I live in San Clemente, CA.
You can break your lease if the landlord has materially breached the lease - meaning the landlord has not performed an important duty that is subject to the lease. If the landlord has been performing their part pursuant to the terms of the lease then they are entitled to the rent.
However,... Read more »
The reason they gave
* The cobuyer poses an unacceptably high credit risk
WITHOUT looking at the contract, so, this is NOT a legal opinion, NO, you do not have to give the car back.
BUT, right now, IF you get this all in writing, you drove the car for FREE for two months AND you can get a
better deal somewhere else, since rental cars are 5 bucks a day... Read more »
I was scheduled to receive $75,000 at age 35 and $375,000 at age 45 through a structured settlement that was created after my father passed away. At age 22, about 10 years ago, I sold a portion of my structured settlement for a lump sum of money. I was about 22 at the time. The judge in San Diego... Read more »
Your description of your legal issues raises more questions than answers. In order to get an informed legal opinion from an attorney you need to retain an attorney for a consultation. Be thorough with your facts, and bring all relevant documents to the consultation, which will consume at least 1... Read more »
I'd be happy to help with that. If interested, shoot me an email and we can discuss - jason@altviewlawgroup.com
The terms of the contract were for a multi-year deal to perform continuously for 750,000$ spread out monthly over 2 years. The "employee" in this case is listed as an independent contractor
There is not enough information posted to answer the question. The IC's rights and obligations are governed by the terms and conditions in the agreement, as well as the performance of the contract. You should: (1) gather all the relevant documents, including: contract, communications... Read more »
Hello, I own a packaging company located in California. We have a client who just put in a very large order for custom boxes for his vape pen/CBD products.
Turns out he's importing generic vape cartridges and CBD products, putting them in nice packaging with known brand names, and... Read more »
What exactly are you doing for him?
I going in hospital and Friends to help me said they would go pick up and get all my stuff from house. I was moving from there. I trusted them.l and depended on them to do it and keep my things safe.they went and picked up part of my stuff. I can tell they ransacked my stuffand I got back only a... Read more »
more info needed.
you will probably have a difficult time proving they took it or were negligent but the exact facts may determine that.
hopefully, you are healthy again.
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