I was working for pool company Cool Pools for 3 years was friends with owner for 12 years started a pool and enclosure build with him. Pool got finished mostly but now he won't do the enclosure and has been ignoring my calls for months without a response. I lost my job with with them after... Read more »
You can hire another company to finish the work and sue them in small claim court
title is asking to either see copy of trust for trust affidavit. sellers are from IL and lawyer that drew up trust in 2013 is retired and office doesnt have a copy. sellers names are written as john doe and sally sellers trust. the lot they are selling is in Florida. the seller told me he is the... Read more »
Unfortunately there is nothing that you, the buyers, can do. This is a usual and customary requirement and it is the seller’s obligation to fulfill it in order to deliver marketable and insurance title to you. If they can’t, they will probably need to go to court (which would not involve you)... Read more »
The IRS would not accept our 2020 tax filing because one was already filed. Our 3rd Stimulus check was also stolen because our CPA was hacked. She later informed me of this and said some of her other client's data was also stolen and used. She should have adequate cyber security in place... Read more »
You said "She should have adequate cyber security in place". Do you have reasons to believe she does not and the fact that she does not caused the hack?
These are key findings to determine whether you have a cause of action based on negligence.
last night april 15 , 2021 i saw the news is investigating this pool company olympus pools for many complaints and unfinished projects. since we are not all the way in financially a down payment given on credit card for 5,000/ can i back out with the reason extremely leery, worried that they will... Read more »
Request a performance bond.
Hypothetically, a comm. tenant builds kennels and cages in a former storage area of the pet store w/o prior the landlord's knowledge and then complains that the a/c isn't cooling down the area properly (the once storage area). However, the landlord did discover the change midstream and... Read more »
This bizarre request for "legal" assistance by a college student--by another name could be called "cheating"--something that real lawyers would never do--at least not publicly. Go to the library and dig out what you think is an answer.
I am the secretary for a 501c3 focused on supporting military and ex-military veterans. We have a unique situation where the group acquired a motorcycle trike, which the group would like to "loan" to a biker who lost his leg in a motorcycle accident. We want to know if we should... Read more »
Liability attaches to whoever owns the trike as well as whoever is driving it when an accident occurs. So if the club owns the trike (name on the title) they cannot avoid liability by leasing it or selling it subject to a purchase money loan. Hire an experienced lawyer to help keep the club on this... Read more »
It would be helpful for you to state the subject matter of your intended claim - for example, contract dispute, non-performance of a contracted job, consumer fraud, employment discrimination, employment termination/discipline, etc.
I have the Operating Agreement and Equity Contract.
I would have to review the Operating Agreement and Equity Contract. Why is there 2 agreements. Normally, the Operating Agreement governs the rights and obligations of the Members of the LLC.
because we are married. If that's the case, what can I do because her not signing is forcing me to have to pay the high mortgage, which isn't fair to me because she pays nothing
So long as you are married, if your wife's name is on the mortgage and the deed you will be unable to refi the existing mortgage loan without her signature and approval. Your wife cannot do that either--without your signature/approval.
I work at a restaurant in Florida where the GM -- we'll call him John -- is also a part owner of the establishment. Another owner -- we'll call him Chuck -- is also the owner of the building -- from whom the space is rented. And finally, another owner is the chef -- We'll call him... Read more »
This fishy "Contracts, Business Formation and Business Law " story sounds like it was taken right out of a business law course at Santa Fe Community College; otherwise why would you--a mere observer--be interested in knowing how "John" and "Chuck" should show "Rob" the door?
She has repeatedly violated our rights, even after months and she/or the (lawyer)
As I'm told ran another. She tried to terminate lease immediately because claiming i falsified documents and had 6 evictions 2016-2009 / after formal complaints with FHA and Hud this was #4 of FALSE... Read more »
Unless you can prove that you have suffered dollar damages exceeding $100,000 you will be unable to find any experienced Florida lawyers to take your case against a former employee of the HOA where you live.
I had a motorcycle up for repossession 2 years ago . It was parked on the side of my townhouse (no garages). It eventually was gone. Now almost a year and a half later I’m getting calls from collectors and repo saying they’re looking for the bike? I am very confused. I do not have it, and have... Read more »
Seriously? Your bike was stolen. If it had been repossessed, you'd know it. Now, instead of the creditor getting the bike back, selling it, and applying the sale amount to your loan, the lender (creditor) will probably sue you for the entire amount of the loan.
You didn't ask a question. I assume, however, you would like to know if you can "cancel" the gym membership without potentially being sued for the balance due on the contract. Minors have no legal capacity to enter into contracts (unless they have been legally emancipated). If you... Read more »
I store my 5th wheel RV on an individual's land. I have a month-to-month rental (with payments due on the 21st of each month). From the beginning, I have always paid for 4 months at a time. I have found a space that works better for me, and want to move now. I have paid ahead four months,... Read more »
To be enforceable, all contracts that in any way involve land must be in writing. So if yours is in writing, look and see if this issue is covered. If your "month-to-month" agreement is not in writing the landlord does not have to refund anything.
You may have to sue them for the final payment. Or try hiring a very experienced Florida lawyer to send them a strong warning letter first. Usually works if the lawyer is good.
Hi, I won an appeal on a default judgement case for my motion to set aside the default judgement, which was denied in the lower court. The appellate court remanded the case to the lower court for an evidentiary hearing. Recently the plaintiff has scheduled a hearing on my original motion to set... Read more »
If it was remanded for an evidentiary hearing, it appears that the plaintiff properly scheduled a hearing. Be prepared at the hearing to offer evidence, as the appellate court ruled.
A new library was built in a new location to replace the old one. Just curious to see what could happen to the old library since it has a reverter clause.
You ask if it would be void "based on this law", without saying which law you are referring to. Did you leave something out, or did you mean to ask if there is any law that would void it out? I suggest you re-phrase.
Both my brand new Inspiron and my really old hand-me-down HP have been exchanged at the CPU part, the base. I know there is an FBI investigation, now they can't find anything so they're setting me up to fail because I found accidentally SEC stuff relative to assets (A Huge Number of... Read more »
IMO, you should have learned better before this happened. So learn it now: Seeking attention in the manner you have recently done sets off many alarms in many places you have never heard of.
The next thing you need to learn is that competent successful Florida lawyers will probably not... Read more »
In exchange for me quitting my job and moving across country. He partially performed. Can I sue him under promissory estoppel/ breach of k?
Probably not. You might have a claim for spousal support if you were married to him, but since you (I assume) aren't his spouse,, you probably would not get a judge to rule in your favor.
I have a 30 day notice and I have more than half the amount needed to settle but my complex will not agree to a payment plan.
It's not clear what you are asking about, but no: both parties have to agree to all the terms in any stipulation.
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