answered on Sep 24, 2021
Yes, whoever you do the trade-in with will likely require both you and your husband's signatures.
I DONT own a business but I do know of people in the seafood industry and at time I am able to get great deals. I had a friend who wanted shrimp but he changed the order at the last minute and I had to cancel it. I gave him his 850 dollars cash back but now he is saying I didn't pa him back. I... View More 
answered on Aug 25, 2021
It can be both. If your supposed friend contacts law enforcement and makes some sort of allegation that you committed a crime against him----theft of money is a crime---and the law enforcement officer issues you a summons or arrests you, then you are in the arena of a criminal matter, which must... View More
If someone1 sold their property to someone2 , and someone1 went to the judge and said that someone2 had stole property ??
can she kick me out or eventually me
answered on Apr 21, 2021
What does your written lease say? Does it say that at the end of the term of the lease you go to month to month or does it renew for the length of the original term--anyway, your lease should tell you what the new management can do in regards to requesting you to move out. Also, the lease should... View More
I already signed a contract of 33%
answered on Apr 9, 2021
Generally, no, however, I suspect that there may be additional facts in this matter which allows him. Presumably you signed a contact with him for a 33% fee----but the contract should explain the nature and scope of his services. It is possible that it is only through judgment and that the... View More
The puppy was vet checked and had a clear bill of health before leaving my home. My contract states they have 72 hours max to get the puppy in with a vet for a wellness checkup and send me proof that this had been done. If this isn't done my health guarantee is voided. The client didn't... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2021
When you get married you can: 1) keep your name, 2) hyphenate or 3) take your spouse's name. If you want to change your name to a fourth choice, you will need to hire an attorney to file a petition.
answered on Dec 27, 2020
Contact with an attorney to understand your rights and risks.
In general a domain does not assure any trademark rights.
answered on Dec 27, 2020
If your name is on the title and registration, that is a defense. Hire a criminal attorney.
The company would not provide a quote and contacted the insurance company directly to receive our information about our claim. I did not sign the contract and do not agree to the terms. They will charge $3500 to cancel the contract. He is unemployed due to Covid and is now unable to fulfill this... View More
answered on Nov 30, 2020
If you and your husband did not sign the contract, then it's not your problem. You don't explain how the insurance company is involved.
answered on Aug 2, 2020
YoubcN be charged and if the other person has a protective order, you will be prosecuted. However being on the lease, with no protective order is a defense.
I informed the employer and he emailed me back they have decided not to proceed with me further. I am wondering what would be the appropriate step to move further so it won't hurt me in future?
answered on Apr 9, 2020
This question makes no sense to me. Why do you "want to come out of the (employment) contract" if the employer has already told you they have "decided not to proceed" with hiring you? It sounds to me like there is no contract because you told the employer that you changed your... View More
The business says a refund is only refunded due to inclement weather. The city of New Orleans is on a mandatory shutdown and the event is cancelled, so the business won’t be needed. They said they won’t give the deposit back and use it as a credit. The event won’t be happening or rescheduled... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2020
Additional details are necessary to provide a useful answer.
Share as much as you feel comfortable sharing, but some questions that come to mind:
What is the event?
What business is the business in?
What do you mean by "so the business won't be needed"?
answered on Feb 16, 2020
Look at the contract you signed with the bond company.
Which resulted in two break in,which the property manager confessed to providing a master key to a guest not leasing with the complex on a police report,can the property manager be held responsible as well as an accessory for my home being broken into for a second time
The owners agreed to pay for my painting services then stopped payment on the check when the job was finished. They stopped payment on a $19,000 check.
answered on Dec 30, 2019
Contact the District Attorney's office for bad checks.
I’m from Louisiana and I need advice on contracts/ liability forms. If I should have commercial insurance before I even think about actually starting my business.
answered on Nov 7, 2019
It would be difficult for a Louisiana attorney to advise you on that, given the basic question-answer format of this board. You should think about contacting a Louisiana attorney and setting up a consultation. The forms you mention could depend on your business. Some forms are standard templates;... View More
I live in Louisiana, here is the "Auto Renewal" portion of the contract:
"This contract is auto renewable after the fifth month of the contract is paid unless notified of cancellation"
I think the word "renewable" is confusing. I also am not sure when... View More
answered on Aug 25, 2019
Unless people in Louisiana do not speak the same language as the rest of the English-speaking world the meaning of the word "renewable" is not confusing; in this context the word "renewable" it means the contract is "renewable after the fifth month of the contract is (sic)... View More
I've been looking, but can't find anything official in the rental law.
answered on Jul 15, 2019
Teaching opportunity: The law is not designed to solve every little problem that comes your way during this lifetime; the Latin phrase for this rule is "De minimus non curat lex." Accordingly, if Louisiana laws regarding "rental law" do not contain anything about landlords... View More
Labor work was completed by myself (sub-contractor) between 60-70 days ago and general contractor has not paid me. General contractor says he doesn't have the funds to pay me.
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