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answered on May 30, 2025

All you need to do is deny her permission. You are going to have take a strong stand with your son and eliminate his presence from your home. If necessary consult with a landlord-tenant attorney, who also has a background in material law. Good luck.

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As an adult, its your house and you have the right to make the rules AND if your son and his girlfriend don't want to comply with your rules, you have the right to tell them its time for them to leave and start their lives anew elsewhere...... but that's the point... View More

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answered on May 21, 2025

You need to revoke that power of attorney. Make several original duplicates of the revocation and record them in any appropriate NJ and NY Counties. Also send copies of the revocation to any relevant brokerage houses or other businesses that handle your properties. This revocation should have... View More

Attorneys who regularly handle vehicle sales transactions could advise best, in terms of all applicable laws and customary practices. But you posted in the beginning of the month. In basic contract law elements, the terms of the agreement appear to be on your side. However, if push came to shove... View More

I think the couple seeking the sperm donation are making a mistake, and for whatever money they save by not complying with the statute, it's not worth the risk.

I would also suggest that the statute does not require a medical specialist to handle the insemination procedure in a... View More

To hire counsel, your husband paid a retainer. Presumably, he took the money to hire counsel from an account in which he has an interest (unless he borrowed the money from someone). For you to hire counsel, you will also need to pay a retainer and presumably, you will need to take money from an... View More

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answered on Apr 24, 2025

You need to retain an experienced civil litigation attorney. I have successfully handled a significant number of these cases. The typical situation is that one company sells the solar panels and a different company installs them. Realistically the average Defendant Solar panel company that sells... View More

If you have attempted to work this out with the dealer and have come to suspect that the dealer is holding your plates and registration as a means to extract fees it is not entitled to, you should provide copies of all of your paperwork to a New Jersey attorney who practices Consumer Law. If the... View More

A lawyer would need to review the documents before giving you an specific answer, that being said the terms of service here don't allow us anyway to give specific legal advise to your situation. What I will say is if you are in violation of an agreement that you are a party to, the other party... View More

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answered on Mar 23, 2025

It is not going to be cost effective for you to retain an experienced civil litigation to represent you in small claims court. But you should be aware, the person you loaned money to can easily file for Bankruptcy (depending on that persons over all circumstances). You have to follow the Court... View More

An attorney would need to review the contract to tell you what your rights are, so the answer is maybe. If its a lot of money have a lawyer review the contract and get the proper answer before you pay. Sure a lawyer will charge you but it is probably a lot less than what the dentist is probably... View More

You are responsible for any car registered under your name unless you have reported the car stolen prior to the incident. That being said you may still have a defense. These are serious charges, thus make sure you get a good lawyer that knows the defenses to this charge, or at a minimum a lawyer... View More

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answered on Feb 18, 2025

You need to have a consultation with an experienced civil litigation attorney to determine how to best handle this matter. You should expect to pay for 1/2 an hour of attorney time. The dealer (based on your statements has violated the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (which entitles you to triple... View More

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answered on Feb 14, 2025

You will need to retain an experienced New Jersey Civil litigation attorney and have an either a secured video consultation or contact the attorney to find out whether the attorney is seeing clients in person or not. The attorney may charge you a consultation fee to review any documents that you... View More

Assuming the facts stated in your question can be proven the dealer violated New Jersey regulations and Consumer Fraud Act by, among other things, refusing to honor the advertised price. A consumer who suffers a monetary loss as a result of a business violating the Act can sue the business for... View More

Since there is no written agreement between you and your ex as to its current value, percentage ownership interests, usage, and what is to take place with the vehicle in the event you and your ex break up, you are in a grey area - since there is no right or wrong answer to your question.... View More

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answered on Oct 9, 2024

I have handled a significant number of these cases. The contractor is in violation of the New Jersey Home Improvement Contractor Act, and there by also the New Jersey Statute of Frauds and most importantly the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (which provides for triple damages and attorneys fees) and... View More

It could depend on the way it is drafted. But in general, yes. It confirms in writing that the owner of the belongings authorizes the facility to cut a lock, and could additionally release the facility from liability for damages stemming from cutting the lock (such as the owner not replacing the... View More

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answered on Jul 29, 2024

It's crucial to consult with an attorney who can provide tailored advice based on your specific situation.

You have a strong position with a default judgment, but the defendant can file a motion to vacate the default judgment, potentially leading to further legal proceedings. Accepting... View More

It depends on the language contained within the lease. I would contact an attorney to properly assess what your options are. There are very few leases that allow for the option of early termination.

In North Carolina, In accordance with NC Statute 42-45.1, there are certain requirements... View More