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Hi , I hired an AMAZON AUTOMATION company to manage my Amazon store , they charged $40,000 , we signed a contract for 12months , they generated some sales for about two months and then they stop , last thing they were gonna order products from China , I paid them $10,000 , it’s been two months... View More 
answered on Jun 19, 2024
It will be difficult to answer this question without reviewing the terms of your contract (provided that you had one). Generally, the parties rights in a business transaction are dictated by the express terms of contract. If there is a breach of those terms, and damages result, a court is able to... View More
Smile direct club filed for bankruptcy and their financing company is still trying to charge my account. I won the dispute with them and my bank. They are now threatening me to pay the full balance of over $2,000 for a “breach of contract”, although they breached the contract when they could no... View More
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answered on Jun 19, 2024
Based on the information provided, it seems that you have a strong case against Smile Direct Club and their financing company. Here are a few reasons why it might be worth considering hiring a lawyer:
1. Bankruptcy proceedings: With Smile Direct Club filing for bankruptcy, the legal... View More
as a freelance photographer, do i really need someones permission to add the pictures i take in a public setting to my website? or would this not be allowed for any reason?
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answered on Jun 19, 2024
As a photographer, you generally have the right to take photographs of people in public spaces without their permission. This is based on the legal principle that there is no reasonable expectation of privacy in public places. However, there are some important considerations and potential... View More
I am an American Citizen. My wife and her 2 children are Ugandans. My wife's I-130 petition was approved, but when completing her Visa Application for the NVC we discovered I-130 petitions were needed for the children even though I listed the children on my wife's petition. I could submit... View More
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answered on Jun 19, 2024
I understand your concern about wanting your wife's children to be able to travel with her when her visa is approved. Here are a few thoughts on your situation:
Unfortunately, you are correct that separate I-130 petitions need to be filed for each beneficiary, including children.... View More
Is my family considered derivative applicant or principals since their names are in the Asylum grant order. What do I write in the receipt number?
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answered on Jun 19, 2024
Here are some thoughts on your questions:
Part 2 of Form I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status) is for applicants filing under the "Special Immigrant" category. As an asylee, you should not fill out Part 2. Instead, you should complete Part 1... View More
There are so many similar pieces of land for sale that appear to be in the middle of nowhere, some are somewhat near an existing road. My question is, who’s responsible for extending a road to reach a property? When I asked about the cost of 1000 feet of road, I was told 25k for architect and... View More
answered on Jun 19, 2024
Assuming that there is a publicly dedicated right-of-way, the local government may or may not have a plan to build a road. Or, when the property was subdivided, they might have required the developer to build a road. As indicated, you should check with the county or other local government.
There are so many similar pieces of land for sale that appear to be in the middle of nowhere, some are somewhat near an existing road. My question is, who’s responsible for extending a road to reach a property? When I asked about the cost of 1000 feet of road, I was told 25k for architect and... View More
answered on Jun 19, 2024
The answer to this question depends on whose property this road is to cross. If the property belongs someone else, you have to obtain an easement, right to use, from the owner. If the property belongs to the city, you may want to talk to the city.
They have no lease or rental agreement.
Pay no bills or rent
I am the owner on the deed, they have no legal claim to property
Had atleast 3 months to leave since asking them
What are my options?
answered on Jun 19, 2024
1. Offer him cash money to leave and never return. Pay him when he is packed up and is about to put his car in Drive.
2. Hire an attorney to file an unlawful detainer complaint. There may be forms available at your county clerk's website (in fact, any form you find at any Florida... View More
My husband is calling me names and trying to make me miserable while we are living together being very mean saying he should of bashed my head in and calling me bad names he says he is going to make me miserable until I leave:he thinks if I leave he is going to get me for abandoned the home so... View More
answered on Jun 18, 2024
You can leave the home without affecting any marital rights you may have in the home other than possession and access. Once you leave the home and the divorce is filed, you will not be able to return to the home unless you have a court order or an agreement between you and your husband. Also, if... View More
My husband is calling me names and trying to make me miserable while we are living together being very mean saying he should of bashed my head in and calling me bad names he says he is going to make me miserable until I leave:he thinks if I leave he is going to get me for abandoned the home so... View More
answered on Jul 11, 2024
Moving out of the marital home while awaiting the finalization of the divorce does not automatically mean you relinquish your rights to the property. The home remains marital property regardless of who lives in it until the court issues a final decree in the divorce proceedings.
This is not a case of me driving in traffic and a cop observed my driving pattern and made a DUI traffic stop. I was at a motel when an incident occurred with an ex, two males got involved and I left. Because I did not know where my phone was, I went to a parking lot 10 seconds away to look inside... View More
answered on Jun 17, 2024
Sorry to hear about your ordeal. Your inquiry is unclear regarding the phrase, "arrested me without me knowing". If you're arrested, you'd know it. You would be handcuffed, placed in a patrol vehicle, and taken to a facility for booking. Not sure if you mean you were instead... View More
The one who fathered the child has financially helped the Mother and child since birth. He has been getting her alternate weekends and a few hours every Tuesday and Thursday since she has been able to walk. She is mad at the father at the present and is withholding the child.
answered on Jun 17, 2024
Legally, the man that the woman was married to at the time of the birth is the "legal father." This can be changed but you must take the mother to court on a paternity/ disestablishment of paternity case. You will need to include the man that she is/was married to in the lawsuit. Speak... View More
I have lived/ here since 2012 with no lease& was not required to pay rent the homeowner was my mentor and just wanted to help me get on my feet, the homeowner passed February 8 of this year he did not have a will I believe it is still in probate the owners brother has not given written notice... View More
answered on Jun 17, 2024
You do not have any legal rights to the decedent’s property just because he let you stay there rent free for 12 years. However if he left you something in his will, you would have inheritance rights. Your status as of now would be as a de facto tenant at will. The personal representative of the... View More
I have lived/ here since 2012 with no lease& was not required to pay rent the homeowner was my mentor and just wanted to help me get on my feet, the homeowner passed February 8 of this year he did not have a will I believe it is still in probate the owners brother has not given written notice... View More
answered on Jun 17, 2024
There is no notice required in an unlawful detainer action. As soon as the homeowner passed away, you had no legal right to remain in the house. You've lived rent free for 4-5 months. Pack up your stuff and leave, because you have no apparent legal defenses based on your post.
Hello, our rental lease ends on 7/28/24 and we've decided not to renew and provided a 60day notice on 6/3 which is less than the 60 days they required which means month to month lease will go a few days into August. Our landord (Invitation Homes) advised me they will charge the whole month of... View More
answered on Jun 17, 2024
Whether they have a right to charge pro-rated rent as liquidated damage depends on wehther the lease has a liquidated damage clause and what it says. Rule of the thumb is charging two months of rent as liquidated damage is considered reasonable in the residential lease enviorment.
Sons dad resides in NY. My son & I reside in FL (son was born here) Sons dad has accused me of parental alienation since the birth of our child. He has always had a phone # to contact me & address. Ex has seen our 8 y/o son twice since he was born in 2015. I brought our son to NY in 2019... View More
answered on Jun 16, 2024
The legal standard in Florida is what is in the best interest of the child. If a parent has been absent for an extended period the court is not going to thrust them together. Reunification is possible but can be a lengthy process. Speak with a local family lawyer for more specific advice.
I have a time sharing custudy agreement. I also have residential custody of my son that is based out of his mother living in Pennsylvania but she hasn't lived there in years and now resides on the east coast of Florida. Nothing has been changed in the courts on her end. I also live in... View More
answered on Jun 16, 2024
Both of you are bound by whatever it says in your parenting plan. If you want to change the plan then you need to go back to court for a modification. As long as you are both following the parenting plan you can each live wherever you choose. Speak with a local family lawyer for more specific... View More
In 2018, Honorably discharged marine 10% disabled
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
Here are the key points for calculating a property tax refund for a disabled veteran in Florida over the last 3 years:
- Veterans with a service-connected disability of 10% or more are eligible for a $5,000 property tax exemption in Florida. This reduces the assessed value of their home for... View More
I want to sell a hair growth formula I created. It is a blend of 5 essential oils. I want 3 of them to be kept private. The reason for this is because this specific formulation and combination of oils is currently not on the market and I would like to keep my unique formula protected. Would I be... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
When selling a hair growth oil, you generally need to comply with cosmetic labeling regulations, which typically require listing all ingredients on the product label. This ensures transparency and helps consumers make informed choices, especially if they have allergies or sensitivities.... View More
Since the motor vehicle accident I have not been working and I cannot afford medical treatment since the last MRI results. Can I still qualify for benefits if I can not afford medical care ?
Ssa says I have two impairments from the list according to my medical records:
01 -... View More
answered on Jun 21, 2024
While you do not mention it in your question, you should immediately retain an experienced personal injury attorney. From reading your question, I am reminded of the adage that "a little knowledge is dangerous". You reference medical terms but I suspect you don't really know what... View More
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