Most state courts have their dockets on-line, and allow those to be searched by entering a name. The court docket is a public record. Check the court website where you think case might have been filed against you, or call the court's office for assistance.

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You could file a civil lawsuit against him. You could confront him and perhaps come to an agreement for him to repay over time. You could call the police.

It depends on what your parenting agreement says and all the current financial circumstances. There are many factors to consider. If financial circumstances have changes, the court could adjust the amount of support. Contact the attorney who handled your divorce, or use the Find a Lawyer tab to... View More

You would have a civil lawsuit you could file; to try and recover your money. Best of luck to you.

It could violate some city or local ordinance. Check with the local government in which located.

Prepare a notice to commence suite and have it served by the sheriff at persons last known address

Small claims court for a claim up to $6000, or municipal court up to $15,000. Over that - Common Pleas Court.

Put the money is escrow and prepare for a fight, if you don't want to pay it. The law will generally imply a month-to-month lease if the specifics are not spelled out in the agreement and go from there. That means 30 days notice will usually be included essentially as customary.

You may want to consider a suit under successot liability. He probably works from the same location, with same equipment and employees

R.C. 5321.14 is not going to help you. That concerns unconscionable terms in the lease agreement, not your dissatisfaction with the proximity of a sex offender.

Small claims monetary jurisdiction is $6000, but the difficult part will be establishing your damages. You probably have receipts for rental vaccumms or service company to remove water and water damaged items, but how to establish the value of damaged items. The owner of property can provide... View More

It depends on what the land contract says about defaults and what remedies owner has. If buyer defaulted, then buyer might not have much of a legal basis to try to get those payments back. Buyer must retain a local attorney to review the land contract and all the circumstances and then advise of... View More

Small claims court can handle a claim under $6000. But his bankruptcy might have terminated your claim. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to consult a local collection attorney.

Small claims court can handle a claim up to $6000. If more than that, you file a claim in municipal court. But you might have waited too long. The time limit on your claim might be 6 years. Use the Find a Lawyer tab and retain a local litigation attorney.

Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local attorney to review the situation and advise you, and dal with the credit agency.

Probably not.

Do you have any relevant information to the case? IF not, file a motion to quash saying so. If you do have relevant information, and you've been subpoenaed and served, you have to show or risk having a warrant issued for your arrest.

The registered owner of the car is liable. You can try to fight it, or pay it - you could split it 4 ways. If turned over to collection, there are various ways they can use to force you to pay it, like not renewing a license, or reporting it to the credit bureaus to lower your credit score.... View More

Anybody can sue anyone for anything. But they only win if they have evidence and a valid legal claim, as determined by the court. Either work it out, or if she sues, use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local attorney to defend you.