Probably, yes, as long as the manufacturer is not doing it on the basis of discrimination (i.e. if you are what is called a protected class). Maybe try using a third party intermediary to purchase the bats for you (such as a lawyer, who may be able to structure the deal to protect your identity as... View More

Contact 2-3 attorneys in your state with creditor-debtor law and civil litigation experience. Describe your situation and ask how they can help. Hire the attorney with whom you get along the best and trust.

You should consult with a real estate attorney who can advise you on the best method to complete the transfer and any issues that might arise because of your concerns. If you have concerns about a relative questioning the state of mind of the mother, you may also want to consult with an attorney... View More

Breach of express and implied warranties or if you talked to them, warranties of fitness for a particular person. If you purchased because they advertised over there, you may be able to sue over there. Otherwise, you have to come here. You don't get travel expenses.

If your husband is a NC resident and no longer travels to Texas, filing suit in NC is really the only way to do that.

If you aren't in compliance with the agreement you made with the creditor then the creditor can file the confession of judgment.They and the clerk are not required to give you any notice, unless you have a written payment agreement which requires the notice. You'll need to contact the... View More

You will need to be able to serve the party at some point, with the renewal of judgment. If you are coming close to your deadline, you should go ahead and file the renewal. Then you'll need to attempt service in any manner possible. If all other options fail and after you have tried all other... View More

You can both be on the title as owners. And you can continue to live together unmarried for as long as you want. But be aware that if you or he have other children by prior unions, those children may be entitled to inherit if one of you dies. And if one of you is injured or becomes ill, it may be... View More

If the civil action was filed, you should have received a summons and complaint. You have 30 days to file an Answer with the court (a 30 day extension can be obtained). If you owe the debt, the creditor will likely obtain a judgment against you, its just a question of when. I would file an answer... View More

It depends on the written terms of your contract with the dealership. If the contract limits the amount they will pay or makes the payment contingent on any factors, then you may be out of luck and have to return the car. However, if the contract states that they will pay the lien, without any... View More

First, if he calls write down what he says, as exactly as you can, the time and day. i'm not sure what the product is.

If she is judgment proof with a bit of advice she really doesn't have anything to really worry about. Try contacting a consumer attorney through www.naca.net.As... View More

The answer to this question depends on the terms and conditions of your credit account agreement. Most account agreements would allow application to an outstanding balance. However, if payments are made with a specific designation as to how they should be applied, it is questionable especially... View More

A contracts, collections, business litigation or construction lawyer would be appropriate. A construction lawyer is not required and would probably result in higher rates. You should proceed forward with this matter as soon as possible.

Contact a member of the NC Trial Lawyers Assn who handles employment issues--they give free consults.

If you are packaging it from bulk for resale, probably. If you are just reselling a sealed package you have, I don't believe so but if you are a business why not contact your lawyer or insurance company.

Whether they can sue you depends some on your agreement with them as a distributor. I would imagine that they limited what you can do with what they have sold you. They have an interest in protecting their brand and may be able to sue you for unauthorized use of their trademarks at the very... View More

This is actually a contracts issue. You have a few options on that. One, contact the company that installed the product and see what they will do for you. If they do not make good, you could contact the manufacturer (assuming they are different companies) and make a complaint with them. You could... View More

I personally do not know of an attorney who would recommend a client take these types of loans. These loans are well known to be rip offs, and I always tell clients they should not do it. Otherwise, attorneys cannot contact you to solicit your business, you need to search and call them. Try using... View More

It would be difficult for him to prevail in court based on what you say, but his facts may be different. That said, it will be hard for him to claim breach of contract if he never did the work, assuming he was to be paid after the work was done. You may want to file a complaint with your... View More

There are not enough facts in your post to answer your question. If you are under two different child support orders in two different states for the same child, you need to file a motion in the jurisdiction with the most recent order to have that 2nd order set aside.