No one can answer that in this online forum. It requires a review of your purchase agreement. You will need to hire a real estate lawyer to review it. Honestly, you should not purchase real estate without one.

There is always some level of risk involved in every business transaction. Providing owner financing and the nature of the franchise relationship will need to be taken into account. You can't eliminate risk, but you can manage risk by contemplating these issues in an asset purchase... Read more »

Interesting question. If the contract says it can be executed in counterparts it can be signed on separate documents. Probably would be valid if executed like that even without specifically so stating. Technically, each of the signed originals in full when placed together would be the original. If... Read more »

If the automobile is titled in your name only you have a legal right to go get it, unless you were supposed to transfer it to him in the divorce.

Probably. If he can't follow that statute, he's probably not following others. you don't want to rent from a guy like that. Go someplace else.

This is not enough information to accurately respond. But in general, it would depend on a number of factors, such as whether this is an "as is" deal, whether there is a mortgage contingency and whether that expired, etc. Also, are there conditions in the home which the seller was... Read more »

Assuming that the lienholder has a valid financial grievance against you, like for not paying your obligations to them as you agreed, the answer is yes. Lienholders do not have to wait for someone else to initiate repossession proceedings to protect their liens.

A right of rescission is generally limited to door-to-door sales and refinancing of mortgages, not cars. Dealerships are not going to let you drive their cars for three days, put mileage on the vehicle and then take it back. Unless there was a clause in your contract giving you this right, any... Read more »

The United States of America abolished slavery in 1863.

1. Neither your doctor nor any other doctor is required to treat patients who are on Medicade.

2. Neither your doctor nor any other doctor is prohibited from requiring patients to pay cash at the time of service.

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Your question begs the question, didn't you know you could stop going to that doctor and simply choose another one who's in your Medicaid plan network, so that you would not have to pay a dime? If you did not know that, why not? Did your doctor somehow mislead you into believing you... Read more »

Contract with the purpose of committing fraud is void. Therefore, I would not worry about some signed and illegal piece of paper. I would block them so that they cannot contact you again. And most certainly, do not initiate any more contact with them.

The only avenue open to you, with any chance of success is small claims court. If you prevail to judgment, you are entitled to costs. Make certain that you sue the correct legal entity. Many clerks have information and forms on their websites. You can find the Florida Small Claims Rules online.

If you sue them for the $1,000 they are trying to keep, replevin would not make any sense, you would not be out they money you paid them. You might want to talk to an attorney to see if any "other damages" would be practical.

A class action suit would probably not work.... Read more »

You need to have a lawyer review the lease agreement with the solar company, whether the lease is assignable (probably) and what the remedies against you might be. It might list repossession as the only option, which is what you'd want anyway.

You agreed to the lease in the contract.... Read more »

I'm not an expert on mobile home sales, so just giving some guidance. In Fla., there is no right to rescind ANY contract unless (A) the contract provides the right, or (B) there's a statute that provides that right for that particular type of contract. I've never heard of a statute... Read more »

You will need or want to continue negotiating until you can reach agreement that resolves or addresses the solar panel issue. I would strongly encourage you get a clear answer from the solar company (which they are not doing and is already a terribly bad sign). You will need to negotiate on who... Read more »

You did not ask a question. If you are wondering if the dealer is living up to its end of the bargain, schedule a consultation with an attorney to review the transaction documents and go over the communications you had with the dealer. The failure to disclose that the car had been in an accident... Read more »

Legitimate private creditors can impose any "late penalty" they want. They do it to make sure they get their money back from you.

BTW, if you complain to the creditor about this policy it will make it look like you are intending to be late, which is why the creditor charges a 50%... Read more »

I do not know the reasons stated for keeping your money. But typically, no one is entitled to keep the money without providing an actual service. Sounds like you might have a case.

You might want to go to small claims court which is set up for parties without lawyers.

Your boyfriend has a choice - either a general power of attorney or a limited one, and for either one of those choices, durable or non-durable. General would give you power to act on his behalf of just about anything under the sun, and limited is for just certain listed items. A durable power of... Read more »