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what am I allowed to do with his things? he didn't live here, he wasn't on a lease. I have given him more than 30 days notice by text. how long do I have to keep his things and what would a court do? I don't want to have to pay court costs for him to take his things! I am in Ohio
answered on Feb 1, 2017
What is the value of his things? Is it enough for him to actually go to court? Has he responded to your text messages to come and get the things, so that you can prove he was notified? Can you print out those text messages to show a court if he actually sues you? Send him a written notice by... View More 
answered on Dec 27, 2016
Many older roofing materials were made using asbestos. They are not a problem if in good condition. Did you have a home inspection when you bought the home? Was the roof inspected? Did the seller say the roof was not-asbestos? Unless the roof was misrepresented to you, then the loan being FHA... View More
I live in Columbus Ohio he lives in Austin Texas not sure if this means anything or not
answered on Sep 16, 2016
It's really unclear what happened from your question. Did you send money or was he supposed to receive a product? Have you made any efforts to straighten the situation out? Do you think you were swindled or could it simply be a mistake? If you were swindled, if the person had no intention of... View More
My vehicle was towed for non compliance suspension. After proving that i was in compliance and the BMV's system hasn't updated yet. The non compliance was dismissed. As it was determined that i was in compliance.
I asked about recovering or being reimbursed for the $240 tow bill I... View More
answered on Jul 9, 2016
You'll need to follow the procedure for making a claim against the political entity that towed you--town, borough, county etc.
Start by making a claim.towing and storage tend to be (legal) scams.
He took the cat to an emergency veterinary clinic and has already paid a $400 deposit and may incur another $400 of charges for them to treat the sick cat - what is the responsibility of the animal control center that gave him this sick animal - can he recoup any of these veterinary fees?
answered on Oct 24, 2015
That will depend upon the terms of the contract between your son and the animal control center. My guess is the contract will say all animals are purchased as is with absolutely no guarantees as to their health.
answered on Jun 10, 2015
Safest to do it in the county where the defendant resides that should avoid any jurisdictional headaches.
answered on Nov 22, 2014
Anyone can file an action in small claims court. Just go to your local municipal court clerk of courts office and ask them for the paper work.
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