Your question is not one that can be meaningfully answered in a couple of sentences. It's like asking, "How do I build a house?" or "How do I perform an appendectomy?"

The short answer to your question is that you file a petition in an appropriate court asserting... View More

Here's an excerpt from a Missouri case that my provide guidance:

"When a person possesses knowledge or skill superior to that of an ordinary person, the law requires of that person conduct consistent with such knowledge or skill. W. Page Keeton et al., Prosser and Keeton on the... View More

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A statute of limitation is a time by which a lawsuit must be filed for a specific cause of action. A Missouri judgment is good for 10 years unless revived sooner.

First, you may only have up to the five-year point before the statute of limitations runs and it is too late to file suit.

Second, if your contract was formed in Missouri you could file suit here. Collecting the judgment may be the hard part, especially because the defendant is in... View More

The challenge you might face is proving that the dealership knew of the problem and made a misrepresentation to you. If you can prove this, you might have a decent claim under Missouri's consumer fraud statute, the Merchandising Practices Act. Contact a local attorney to discuss.

I don't think you have a reasonable expectation of privacy with regards to photos while working out. Why don't you ask the gentleman why he took your photograph?

Yes. If you breach your agreement they can sue and probably will.

Yikes. Bad situation. The first step is to take a look at the affidavit of service to see whom the plaintiff claims was served. If service was invalid, hire an attorney to seek to have it set aside as void.

Here's a guide I wrote on the subject.... View More

You state that they are trying to charge you for something without investing time. What does your written contract state as to what is due?

In order for a money judgment to have been entered against you the plaintiff must have gotten you served. Go to the court and ask to view the return of service. It could be that a family member of yours over age 15 was served and that service was therefore valid.

If you had a public sale of your product, then your public sale put the product into the public domain and you cannot start over to seek a patent on that product. You could continue with the patent process if you started the process before the first public sale and did not abandon the process or... View More

It may be that you are in a property that is uninhabitable. It may be that your lease requires the landlord to maintain the property. You need to speak to an attorney concerning the specific facts in your case.

Missouri law provides, in the Merchandising Practices Act, that if someone suffers damage because of deception, that person is entitled to relief. Now, just because the law says you're entitled to it, doesn't mean you get it. That's where a smart attorney comes in. Now, what... View More

You need to speak to an attorney quickly. They can best determine to what relief you may be entitled under the law. You may ask your attorney about Missouri's Lemon Law, Merchandising Practices Act, and other opportunities for relief available to you. But there's no easy yes-or-no... View More

While this is a good question, it's important to follow up with an attorney in person. That attorney can discuss with you the importance of negligence, and your likelihood to prevail in a suit.

One thing that is considered when your case is evaluated is the possibility that you... View More

Do you have all the product or did you use it? Contact the attorneys that brought the case.

For many types of debts and liabilities the statute of limitations is 10 years. Some are even longer. There are some shorter. You need to be more specific. However, Most consumer debts and contracts are 10 years from the date of the last payment.

The SR22 requirement is personal. Your boyfriend will need to contact an insurance agent himself. I see no reason why he must own a car to get insurance.

You would get book value, unless you have a replacement loss policy of your own. Double check with the insurance commissioner.