The question is whether it was defective when you sold it.

If he sues you, the judge will have to sort it out.

It is impossible to give an opinion on the enforceability of a contract without having read it. I believe it would be worth your time and money to contact a local attorney for assistance.

Not unless the Illinois statute permits cancellation after expiration of that 3-day period, which is unlikely. You are always entitled to break a contract, but on pain of paying damages caused to the other party — which in this case would be required to "cover" by talking on other... View More

There can be numerous implications when personally signing for a restaurant. Are you going to sign on the lease, the loan, or both? In any event, due to the high amount at stake in this situation, I would advise you consult with an attorney individually prior to signing any documents. A... View More

If there is a written contract and he is the executor of her estate and her estate has not been probated, it is a problem. Otherwise no.

The only way to know or to render a legal opinion would be if you had an experienced contract lawyer review whatever employment contract or other agreement you are referring to that you believe legally prevents you and its binding on you from commenting about this business.

Whether you would be required to pay for services not received is dependent on the terms of the contract. There is a principle of law called unjust enrichment where a party receives a windfall or is unjustly enriched. However, if the contract is specific and enforceable, you could be held liable.... View More

Without more information, your question cannot be answered.

Specifically, is this a large, unsubdivided parcel of land, or is it adjacent lots that make up a larger parcel? If it is a large unsubdivided parcel you would need to obtain a new plat of subdivision describing the area to be... View More

If you are conducting business in the US, I highly suggest you obtain a lawyer from the US. Many of us offer free consultations, so it will not cost you anything to obtain a professional's opinion that is tailored to the specific facts of your case.

The absence of a realtor is a plus and results in about a 5 to 6% savings for the estate.

If all of the heirs agree to the terms, including the purchaser/executor, each heir will have to sign the purchase contract agreeing to sell the property to the executor and will need to sign the deed... View More

Yes, you would argue fraud or misrepresentation occurred so the contract should not be enforced by a court (the contract to buy the computer). Misrepresentations occur when a party says something false such as it is a 2010 mini mac or, to use a classic example, telling a potential buyer that a... View More

While you do a good job of describing your situation, the premise of your story - that someone "took over payments" as to your vehicle - has no legal basis. In short, you are responsible to make payments on account of all assets secured by debt. Regardless of what arrangements you make... View More

Without knowing the location of the property, I can only provide general information.

As far as the emotional abuse, unfortunately, unless the tenants are elderly, I am unaware of any body that you can complain to. You might begin your search for more information by reaching out to the... View More

There are many issues present in the facts provided, and you should absolutely consult with an attorney individually so you can obtain a comprehensive assessment of your case. It is apparent that the company is not taking you seriously, and likely will not until you obtain legal representation.... View More

You are making the right decision to seek counsel in this situation, as opposition will not take you seriously until you are represented by experienced counsel. Have you had any form of settlement discussion with opposition, and what is the status of the EEOC claim? I would recommend organizing... View More

Yes, you can be fired for seeking counsel. The reason being is that Illinois is an employment at will state, meaning an Illinois employer can terminate you for nearly any reason, or no reason at all, so long as the reason is not an illegal one (i.e. discrimination based on gender, age, race... View More

There may be a number of ways to get out of an auto renewal contract, but the best course of action is dependent on specific facts that are not provided here, such as the precise terms of the contract. I would recommend organizing the contract and all other facts relevant to this situation, and... View More

Generally, the answer is no, they cannot destroy a wooded area that is on your property. However, in order to know for certain, one must review specific facts surrounding the situation. I would recommend taking pictures, and organizing all information relevant to this situation, and consulting... View More

There are a lot of facts here. I would suggest that you talk with an attorney to determine if you were ever on title or if you had a contract. it sounds to me that you were not on title and there was no written contract. There may have been an oral contract. It would be a good idea to talk with... View More

Unless they did something wrong, not necessarily. Many people give a power of attorney to others "just in case." that doesn't mean that whoever deals with them has to ask the person holding the POA if the person who gave it is right in front of them and looks to be in an... View More