Is the contract enforceable if he has not paid agreed upon earnest $$. I have a better offer.
answered on Jul 9, 2019
If your contract had a deadline to pay the deposit and the buyer failed to pay, then he could likely be in breach of the contract. Depending on your default provisions in your contract, you could possibly rescind the sale. If he intentionally misled you regarding depositing money in escrow, you... View More 
Roommate's name is still on the lease but she will not pay her half of the rent because she voluntarily moved out.
answered on Jun 25, 2019
Unfortunately, you are now responsible--to the landlord--for all of the rent. If you default the landlord will probably sue BOTH of you--which might not be a bad thing--for you. Meantime, try to find a new roommate?
05/28/2019 veh driven home,in garage since. 92 miles now. Contacted VW Lease,advised to contact dealer. Sales mgr informed me I would have to pay the entire 48 mo. ($399.57) $19179.36.
answered on Jun 21, 2019
In most situations I am familiar with the dealer who leased the car has no authority to enforce the lease financing agreement. The financing company owns the leased car until the end of the lease, at which time the person leasing it has an option to purchase it from the leasing company. If they do... View More
answered on Jun 21, 2019
If you are in default on your auto loan the financing company can repossess your car. And it appears they intend to do just that.
answered on Jun 20, 2019
Really? Please be sure to know that we lawyers do not remember you or your question. How about staring at the beginning and asking the original question again?
He is aggressive and violent as well but no domestic violence has been filed on my part. What rights legally do I have to get him out?
answered on Jun 17, 2019
You have equal rights to the leased property without a court order based on domestic violence. Either move and notify to our landlord in writing that he has a dog and is violent, or file a protective order.
Buyer's real estate agent has taken advantage of my elderly parents since the start. Buyer has failed to make payments on time every month since signing. 45 days have been given each time. The contract said for improvements to be made to houses and property. None have been made. Rather the... View More
answered on May 28, 2019
Contact a Louisiana real estate lawyer to help the sellers enforce the contract.
Informed in dentist office the paper work signed only pre qualified me. Did not know an active loan was in place until payment reminder came in mail from lender. Every “TILA” law was crushed in this whole process by said Dentist office and said lender. Both are working in conjunction against me... View More
answered on May 23, 2019
Assuming that you had the expensive dental work done the written documents you signed allow the dentist and the creditor to collect the money you agreed to pay from you; it doesn't matter what you were told before the procedure. If you are unhappy about the interest rate, contact a Louisiana lawyer.
I gave them a bad review on Facebook
answered on May 21, 2019
Whether what the builder did was "legal" is impossible to say without much more information. I will note that there is very little difference between what you did (post a bad review online) and what you say the builder did in response (posted pictures of your signed contact online.)
I did not know about the loan put on the car but I am part owner and they did not ask for my signature.
answered on May 7, 2019
If the title to the car is written the same way most are, the two owner names are either unconnected or are separated by the word "or" which in either case means the car is owned equally by the owners. If so, then each owner can sell the car, or possibly take out a loan against the car;... View More
answered on Apr 22, 2019
I am not sure what you are asking. Can you please elaborate? In general, it is not uncommon for a credit to seek a confession of judgment in exchange for standing down on collection efforts for a period of time. The idea is if the debtor fails to become current on the debt, the creditor saves the... View More
Is there a clause of some sort I can add to performance agreement so that performers aren't allowed to perform 90 days before my event.
answered on Apr 15, 2019
You can try to add anything you want, but if there is already an agreement in place the other side will have to agree to allow you to add the new language.
Been 6 months now
answered on Apr 4, 2019
If you have the title--and if it is still in your name only--there is no need to "repo" the bike. If the title is already in your friend's name you will have to take appropriate steps to repossess it.
Yesterday my wife & I both had a treatment session with this doctor who made us sign his paperwork which stated in his ad that there would be no charge if he did not get at least 50% relief during the first visit or he would not take one on as his patient. During both of our treatments, he... View More
answered on Apr 4, 2019
You are probably not going to get any answer here because lawyers must have a chance to read the written documents comprising the contract for future visits before advising you. Contact a local lawyer.
I live in fl, lost my job so I can no longer take the apartment in Louisiana.
answered on Apr 4, 2019
Since the lease term does not begin until August you have much more time to work this out with the new landlord than it should take; and the landlord has a great deal of time to find another tenant too. Get on it.
Missed rent payments, destroyed the property. Got evicted. Incorrect forwarding address, stopped ? working in Louisiana.
answered on Apr 3, 2019
Hire a local lawyer to advise you how to give legal notice in lieu of personal service in cases like this.
Petition for not paying rent and destroying the property. Received incorrect forwarding address, person stopped working in the state. Four time unsuccessful delivery attempts documented.
answered on Apr 3, 2019
Hire a local lawyer to advise you how to give legal notice in lieu of personal service in cases like this.
I lived with her and payed 400$ a month and im still doing it the money is going towards the bills she owed. And we agreed i can buy all them out with my inheritance but we r doing the succession and getting that straight. They r saying i have to get 100,000 rental insurance minimum. My mom didnt... View More
answered on Mar 27, 2019
Unless the house still has a mortgage on it, I am tot sure who "they" are, and why "they" are requiring you to pay rental insurance. IMO the most important issue here is to remain in the house until the deed is changed to your name. That will probably require court action, i.e. probate.
answered on Sep 10, 2018
There is no law requiring that you hold property for a minimum time before re-selling. However, tax consequences could differ on income/capital gains. You should address that scenario, and your specific circumstances, with your CPA.
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I partially signed a lease, but I didn’t have a guarantor. I didn’t want to stay in apartments anymore. I want to know, can this lease still be valid. Also my roommates signed for the same apartment unit and their rent is $550. When I talk to them about not... View More
answered on Aug 28, 2018
The answer depends on the exact language of your lease. However, generally, when you sign a document, you are agreeing to its terms. A guarantor is typically required by the lessor; and provisions of a contract which exist to protect the lessor may not be relied upon by the lessee to invalidate the... View More
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