If a plastic surgeon didn’t stick to the service agreement and you wake up with something other that what was agreed on, can you get you money back from the credit issuer under consumer protection laws?
You may file a few causes of action, including breach of contract, batteries, malpractice.. and etc. But your credit issuer cannot simply refuse to pay without a stipulation or a judgement.
This is not a legal question. Nor could it possibly be answered without seeing significantly more factual information including the reason why you are asking this strange question.
If you break the terms of service of Apple or Google Play Store, and it specifically states in the terms of service,
"If you break any term of this agreement, your right under this license automatically terminates without notice to you",
does that mean that you can never use your... Read more »
This is not a legal question. Moreover, while lawyers are very intelligent and highly trained professionals--we are not soothsayers; nor do we do crystal balls. Therefore, I am constrained by a fundamental law of the universe (no one can foretell the future) and unable to opine on your current... Read more »
The mentioned above vehicle was in mentioned junkyard for two years law enforcement came and removed vehicle from license junkyard without any payment towing fee or storage fees of said two years that vehicle was stored at license junkyard
If you are the owner of the junkyard and are hoping to recover some or all the two years of storage fees you can try (1) suing the owner of the vehicle or (2) try suing the city or county law enforcement agency that came and took the car.
You might find it easier to collect from the city... Read more »
If you are trying to avoid Florida's statutes outlawing usury by calling an exorbitant amount of interest a "loan fee" or a "service fee" or a "service charge" you are advised to stop. Unless you like to be charged with a crime.
Is that a question?
The company is an LLC.
Of course they can; why do you ask?
A judgment was filed against me in 2014. I was unemployed and could not pay the credit card. I am now living only on Social Security. The original card owner was my husband but I used the card. The court documents show his social security number as mine. When I tried to call the collection agency... Read more »
You DO need to file an exemption, despite a wrong SSN being listed. You are not required to have an attorney, but it's best that you have one, and you may be able to get a pro bono attorney by contacting your local agency that provides free legal services for the poor. You appear to be in Ocala,... Read more »
You do it the same way you issued the first one million shares.
I sold small lawn business last month. Customers are calling me and complaining about how unhappy they are with the new owner. I want to stay within the law - do I have to buy back the accounts I sold if customers fire new owner? Customers have tried reaching out to new owner and he does not... Read more »
if you are thinking of void the agreement and you have received payment, the oral agreement could be enforced, Unfortunately legally, the situation is out of your hand right now. All you can do is to pursuade another company to receive them.
It depends on what you mean by "invested" in a patent. You mean you have a license to use? If you do, and the patent was acquired by Pharma Holdings, then you should call pharma holding for documents proving their ownership of the patent and act accordingly.
I am orginally from the UK and had this business idea for over two years now I see alot of people online doing this method illegally (well in the UK you need a license to do this). I want to start a business to host these methods legally the business may come under gambling as it would be a hosting... Read more »
Free practical advice offered for the last 41 years to people starting or operating small businesses: Look out.
The main difference between successful small businesses and those that fail within a relatively short period of time is good legal advice. The owners of most successful small... Read more »
And if they do post a negative review can the business sue that client?
You can put just about anything you want in a contract that is not illegal activity, though there are some clauses that a court may deem to be unenforceable in court for various reasons. The clause you mention is probably enforceable, at least for a reasonable period of time. (A court might not... Read more »
In Florida, a business owner may not necessarily be the license holder in a construction business.
The license holder can "qualify" a company to to the contracting and in turn license the business.
You should be familiar with fs489 to be able to answer my question without needing a... Read more »
What do you mean by "the qualifier?" You will also have to give us much more factual info about the KIND of business you are talking about and whether it is incorporated in Florida.
We recently hired a CPA to get us caught up on back taxes for our small business. The only form that we signed was to allow him to order our tax transcripts. Later, we sent our bank statements. He said that our book keeper would cost us about $5-6000. Now, we have received a bill for $11,000. The... Read more »
You have the right to review all your CPA's bookkeeping documents, time records and other documentary information supporting all the CPA's billings. However, rather than make it look like you are considering going to war over the entire $11,000 you should first willingly pay at least $5,000 of the... Read more »
It also appears they have opened my mail.
This is not a legal question. You should talk to some member(s) of your immediate family about what you think may be going on.
We just opened a Florida LLC consisting of two partners. No agreements or any LLC documents were created yet. The LLC has no assets and did not file any returns. There was an incident at the location where we provide services at and our LLC is named in the liability lawsuit. We receive conflicting... Read more »
You should immediately hire a insurance defense lawyer to review all the documents and details before doing anything.
This question needs to be presented to a tax attorney - try to repost, adding Tax Law as a category.
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Hi, I am trying to start a touring company in Jamaica with my brother. He will be responsible for hiring and securing proper licensing and management of drivers in Jamaica, (already hired one) and I will be in Florida, running the business, banking and marketing end. What would be the best way to... Read more »
Free practical advice offered for the last 41 years to people starting or operating small businesses:
The main difference between successful small businesses and those that fail within a relatively short period of time is good legal advice. The owners of most successful small businesses... Read more »
You really will need to get hold of a Florida Business Attorney. The LLC would have to be registered with the Florida Department of State for starters. Then you would need to look into all the details related to the property, insurance (is there a problem once it is transferred into an LLC),... Read more »
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