The devil is in the detail. Yes, this is a YO-YO fraud claim, most likely. But look at your paperwork to see what it says about financing. I suggest you consult with a consumer lawyer.

A hotel is not a rehabilitative facility. Nobody knows what this lease says; you need to take it to a lawyer.

You can file a claim with his insurance company

You probably should contact the attorneys for the plaintiffs in the class action lawsuit.

Before I attempt to answer the question, can you provide the website.?

I am not a Bankruptcy lawyer, but Bankruptcy will destroy your credit for at least 6 years. You will lose all credit cards and the ability to get credit and buy on credit. Find a way to pay off your bills.

Assuming everything you reported is accurate, you would have a claim against U-Haul, if not others. You need to contact an attorney to handle this.

It is a typical Westlake buyback. The dealer's recourse agreement lets Westlake send back a deal if there is a consumer default in the first 90 days.

The dealer is now the secured creditor, and they have to comply with Article 9 (assuming the car was titled in the consumer's name).

If the contract with the dealer says the dealer has 10 days to cancel the agreement and 2 months have passed before it decided to cancel because they did not want to fix the windshield, I think you have a binding agreement. Of course, this answer is based on what you have stated as fact.

Taking everything as true, you would have a claim for unfair and deceptive trade practices and breach of contract. You can claim $1000 and let the company say it is worth less and let the judge decide. This is a small claims case.

Don't necessarily believe what the FedEx driver told you about a search warrant. It's really none of her business. But if Homeland Security does get a judge to issue a warrant, simply tell them, as you indicate, that you don't have the package. Be ready for them to search your premises.

That depends on your facts and the type of garnishment. One issue is whether you are eligible to file a claim of exemption (for example, under one of the categories mentioned in Fla. Statutes Sec. 77.041). If not eligible, the options include trying to work something out with the creditor or... View More

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answered on Nov 9, 2023

You have the right to seek legal recourse if you believe a company has not fulfilled its obligation to provide you with a vehicle title. Consider gathering all pertinent documents, including sales contracts and any correspondence with the company, as evidence of your ownership claim and the... View More

Florida Statute 715.02 has nothing to do with deposits made on purchases of motor vehicles; it pertains to real property (i.e.: land & buildings).

When you reinstated your insurance, did you immediately notify the dealership?

A civil trial lawyer would be the kind of lawyer you need but someone who specializes in gender law. I would call your homeowner's insurance company to see if they will provide a lawyer to represent you.

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answered on Nov 1, 2023

You have the right to dispute the incomplete credit card charge for the mentorship you received. The fact that you received only one hour of mentorship due to identity theft and that the mentor requested sensitive information via a Promissory Note are both valid reasons for disputing the charge.... View More

I assume you were wrongly billed by a company that used both your credit and debit card. If that is the case, I would first contact your credit card and your debit card company to report the wrongful and illegal charges and that you object to the charges. If that doesn't work, then you should... View More

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answered on Oct 30, 2023

There is such a thing as a self-settled spendthrift or asset protection trust, but many states do not allow them. Also, typically the settlor (you) cannot also serve as trustee of the trust. In other words, you would not have signature authority over the assets that you put in the trust. And,... View More

The devil is in the details. A lawyer will need to look at the agreement you signed. This sounds like a yo-yo sale, which means they sold you the vehicle and now want to renegotiate the loan. This is an unfair and deceptive trade practice. Very, very seldom is a dealer willing to let a vehicle... View More

The party filing the motion to dismiss must send all parties the motion to dismiss and the notice of hearing. This is usually done on the court's e-portal. Make sure you have signed up with the court's e-portal. If you are not on the e-portal, the other party should send it by mail to you.