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HOA filed against me, I satisfied & they added more fees after, filed another case in a different court & I misunderstood what I needed to do. So second judgement granted. Income over the past 2yrs 1/4 of what it should be and I am drowning. I would prefer to avoid BK.
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answered on Oct 10, 2024
Without knowing where you live. it's not possible to answer your question. Your best option is to talk to a local bankruptcy attorney who can advise you of your options. Most offer free consultation. You can consult the directory on this website, or your local bar association to find an... View More 
The trust deals with patents and litigation. Stopped returning my emails and calls and partial payments got stuck
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answered on Nov 9, 2023
If you're concerned that your investment in a Delaware trust may be a scam, it's crucial to take immediate action. Verify the legitimacy of the trust by checking if it's registered with the appropriate regulatory bodies. You should also review the communications and agreements you... View More
I'm a resident of DE.
Dec-Feb we had a contractor doing work on the house. He used my home depot credit card use for supplies. I rcvd the card back with the receipt each time. So he may or may not be connected with the fraud.
In March we had $640 worth of fraud charges on the... View More
answered on Jul 5, 2020
I am sure that Delaware has a small claims court system. Your claim, being under $1000.00 will most likely fall in the jurisdiction. You need to sue the contractor for use of the CC beyond the permissive use you gave him. Pay the CC to preserve your credit. HD really did not do anything wrong,... View More
Sorry meant Lawyer for help.
answered on Jun 21, 2019
Based on these limited details, it's difficult to say why you were not able to find a lawyer to help you. It's possible that lawyers you spoke with did not see a strong or viable case, they may have felt that legal costs would have been out of proportion with the scope of the dispute,... View More
Well water, pump in landlords basement. Some days water is off for 13 hours, it’s now a daily occurrence. I’ve mailed landlord a registered letter. Rent paid on time for 12 years. Do I put rent in escrow account? A friend of mine would have fixed it for them, they refused. They are now angry... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2019
This is not (yet) a legal issue. This sounds like a problem best looked into by your county health department.
My ex fiance and I purchased a house together in Delaware and both our names are on the mortgage and deed. I pay the mortgage and have always. Over 2 years ago, he abandoned the house and moved out of state. He filed for bankruptcy in Arizona. I found out when I went to make the mortgage payment... View More
answered on Jun 21, 2014
This is more of a bankruptcy question than a consumer law question, and I am not an expert in bankruptcy. However, it is my opinon that s long as you make the payments on time, his filing for bankruptcy protection will not affect your credit score.
answered on Jun 21, 2014
Please let us know which city or town you are concerned about.
this is for Delaware law.
I helped a friend sell her car by putting it on my lawn. She gave me permission to sell it. I wrote a bill of sale with my name on it but the title was signed by owner not me. All money went to owner. I did not receive anything in return for this. I never owned it, drove it, or anything. I was... View More
answered on Mar 25, 2014
Please explain why the bill of sale had your name on it when you were not the owner?
answered on Dec 22, 2013
Please provide more information about the situation you are describing.
The deed. Now we are trying to get a loan modification with ASC but they can't clear the title. WHAT DO WE DO????
answered on May 26, 2013
Your question is somewhat confusing because a lender's name is never on the deed. In any event, the best thing to do is to contact the attorney who represented you when you refinanced in 2006.
answered on Feb 3, 2013
Contact the Delaware Attorney General's Consumer Fraud Division
http://attorneygeneral.delaware.gov/consumers/index.shtml
HE REFUSES TO RETURN MY CALLS OR THE DEPOSIT FOR ANOTHER JOB NOT YET BEGUN. IS THERE ANY PROTECTION FOR AN ELDERLY HOMEOWNER?
answered on Jan 16, 2013
Contact the Delaware Attorney General's Office. They have a unit that handles matters like this.
answered on Jan 16, 2013
The Public Defender in Delaware represents individuals who are arrested or charged with a crime who cannot afford a lawyer. Based on your reference to a defective engine, the Public Defender cannot help you. You should contact an attorney for help.
answered on Jan 7, 2013
Not unless that is the policy of the store in which you are shopping.
answered on Jan 7, 2013
I wish you had provided more information. I will assume that you are saying that you contributed money toward the mortgage payments someone else owed on a house, that you were not on the mortgage, and that now you would like to get back some of the money you paid. It doesn't look promising for... View More
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