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The person in question intentionally broke their contract, admitted to breaking HIPAA laws in writing, and refuses to refund a retainer, despite admitting that I am due a reimbursement.
Can this be handled in small claims court?
I am also intending to file a complaint against... View More 
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answered on May 7, 2024
With all the wars going on around the world, our government has circled its wagons against all enemies foreign and domestic. We are its domestic enemies.
The government's staffers both employed and assigned are inside the circled wagons. Each can do whatever he wants and say what he is... View More
What notice if any should be given
answered on May 1, 2024
Who draftees your trust? Was the property transferred to the trust? How was it funded? Your lawyer should walk you step by step through the next steps it’s really strange that you are asking these questions if you have a lawyer and if you don’t how did you fund the trust? As without funding... View More
He found out he was the primary leaser when the cops came to the house and handed him a hand full of tickets when he went to file his taxes thay had put he made 68,000.00 a year so that put him on a different tax bracket now he owes 4,000 to federal and almost 4,000.00 in ticket
answered on Apr 17, 2024
It isn't fully clear what is taking place here, but if your boyfriend received citations or charges involving a hit and run with a vehicle operated by someone else, he should consider consulting with an attorney on the tickets you mention, noting the due dates for answers/appearances outlined... View More
Who has the experience and results concerning such matters?
answered on Apr 4, 2024
It could be difficult for attorneys here to respond with an outline of their experience. There's no solicitation here - the format is limited to general legal responses from us. If you're looking to consult with an attorney or hire an attorney for a given matter, one option is to reach... View More
I do work for businesses as well as individuals, and am wondering if I can pass along credit card fees to customers who want to pay with a credit card.
answered on Apr 3, 2024
This is so common that even the Courts now charge credit card fees when filing complaints or making motions. The tide has shifted.
Do i have any problems here? Or is this possible to partially own one company as another LLC ( B ) while still sharing ownership with a single individual of LLC (A)
The Mortgage was sold and the new bank quickly changed the existing servicing plan, made payments to the city finance department on my behalf, aggressively sought to recover their disbursements by creating an escrow account and escalated my monthly mortgage pmt to more than five multiple of it has... View More
answered on Mar 31, 2024
Are you alleging that you are fully performing according to the terms of Promissory Note and Mortgage?
Jack
2x I have sent in paperwork to do a payment plan but had to include a check for downpayment, each time they said sorry paperwork was late (i sent out on time) and denied payment plan yet they cashed the check(s). I live in NYS.
answered on Mar 12, 2024
It's difficult to say, based on the limited details. One option is to use certified mail in the next re-enrollment opportunity. You could also look into the resources of the New York State Public Service Commission. They oversee the operation of utilities in the state. Good luck
At this point I've been referred to New York business law people for my inquiry. According to the Vipre company (computer security software) it was against their policy for me to buy a lifetime license from the original owners. I've looked at the EULA and it says that a license is only... View More
answered on Mar 5, 2024
I don't understand how a successor in interest (usually a purchaser) can go back in time and state that a lifetime license purchased from the original owner is invalid. I would start with that.
Jack
We closed last Friday, and bc the money came to him today he thinks he has 7 days from today because his lawyer keeps repeating it. Can he bar us entry? Can we demand keys? Make him leave sooner? Looking for options
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answered on Mar 5, 2024
Did you really leave a closing without keys/possession and without a formal post-closing possession agreement?
What money did he receive today? I hope you're not talking about an escrow to ensure his performance.
I know you think HIS lawyer is giving him bad advice, but what does YOUR lawyer say?
Thinking buy a multi family with my partner using fha loan. Hopefully both person in loan. What should I write on the ride to protect myself in case separate ? What I should not to sign for loan and contract? Thank you.
answered on Feb 29, 2024
You and your partner should NOT have the same attorney and the attorney should know this is prohibited. There is an inherent conflict of interest.
Jack
answered on Jan 15, 2024
This is something that an employment law attorney would have the most insight into, but your question remains open for a week. It was probably unnoticed under the "Contracts" heading. Some questions here go unanswered, but you could try reposting under "Employment Law" for... View More
The CUSIF number related to my long form birth certificate. Wonder how much it is worth.
answered on Jan 13, 2024
This doesn't look like it involves an admiralty/maritime matter (one of the posted categories), but you're awaiting a response for two weeks. There is material written on this online, but much of it is from commercial sources. Until you're able to consult with an attorney who is... View More
Line was from central air that was removed.. Has since been capped.
Can action be taken against installer?
answered on Jan 10, 2024
Request the repair cost from the original installer. If you never contacted him to fix it after discovery, that will be his first defense, but not necessarily successful. If he refuses, take him to small claims court. You will need the repairing electrician as a live witness.
Defendant was served May 2023. Defendant is in default. This is a lawsuit against an attorney for breach of contract due to no legal representation, lack of fiduciary duty and misconduct.
answered on Jan 10, 2024
Lawsuits against attorneys are usually for legal malpractice, even if the claim is breach of contract. Still, it would be very unusual for an attorney to default, if properly served.
Jack
answered on Dec 1, 2023
I don't fully understand what you are trying to do. You can pay the note off or if you cannot afford it, you can return the vehicle and attempt to work something out with the finance company. There are certain things you can do in a bankruptcy as well, but that is a more complicated and... View More
The automation company made high claims to return profits to me by adding products to my store. They have only surmounted losses, big losses. They've also never given me a statement of earnings losses etc. this whole year when I asked. Everything this past year has been so blurred. Now... View More
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answered on Nov 13, 2023
Based on your description, it seems you may have grounds to dispute the actions of the automation company. If their services have resulted in significant losses and they have failed to provide detailed statements of account, this could potentially constitute a breach of contract or... View More
My husband, “T” of NY, lent his brother, “J” of MI, $45000 in ‘08. A 10 yr unsecured promissory note was drawn by the atty that settled their parents’ estate. The note was for T’s share. Only J signed. Per the note, J was to pay $2K in interest over 10 yrs plus $1500/yr. In 8/18 the... View More
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answered on Nov 12, 2023
Handling a promissory note in a small estate is indeed different from transferring a title for a vehicle. The note, especially with an outstanding balance, is considered an asset of the estate and should be included. Since your late husband was owed the balance at the time of his passing, this debt... View More
Vehicle is being purchased third party, two loans. Owner has a loan and on it and purchaser. Insurance and registration was kept in Owners name due to his loan with a bank. To be transferred once the truck was sold. Owner repairs to be done and after 10 months none done. He got a lawyer stating the... View More
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answered on Nov 8, 2023
In situations like this, the legality of moving a vehicle depends on the specifics of the ownership, the terms of the sale, and any agreements between the parties. If the owner of the motorcycle retains the title and there is a dispute, they may have a right to reclaim the vehicle, particularly if... View More
I hope you can help me. My name is xx and I was an agent for Long Term Preferred care based in Franklin TN from 1999 to 2003
I was licensed in NY state to sell a variety of long term care insurance products including the NY state partnership for care products. While I was under contract... View More
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answered on Nov 4, 2023
It's important to review the terms of the contract you signed with Long Term Preferred Care, as well as any relevant court decisions, to determine if you have a claim. The case of Lion 2004 Receivables Trust v. LTPC may have implications for former agents, particularly if it addressed the... View More
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