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I am legally blind I have been over ,20 years my son transports me everywhere reads my mail writes my bills he is 22 had always lived with me helping me he works
answered on Oct 6, 2016
Meet with an attorney to create documents necessary for your son to act on your behalf.
No contract was signed. He now wants the rights given to someone else to handle. This person renewed the website, has host responsibilities, removed three people as administrators to the website and is now deleting the new webmaster's work. This is hindering my husband's business. Can... View More 
answered on Jun 13, 2016
Your husband may need to enlist the services of one of our fine attorneys to resolve the situation. Have him dig up the agreements, email, and other relevant information and contact any attorney he chooses.
The contract says if we break the contract we are responsible for 70% of the cost. Due to unplanned pregnancy we can no longer afford the windows or the 7500 compensation
answered on Feb 1, 2016
If it is within three days from signing the contract, you may be within your rights to renege on the deal. If you are more than that in time, consider retaining an attorney to assist you in negotiating a compromise that will save the contractor the trouble of filing the case in court.
We signed a contractors invoice that the contractor submitted to the insurance company. On the invoice, he listed many things that he never did (presumably, to get more money from the insurance company). Are we potentially on the hook for the entire amount? The invoice was 46000. We have paid... View More
What can i do to get my car back
We hired a contractor to replace the roof of our barn at our residence. We paid him $2,500.00 as a deposit. The work and the skill level of the men on the job was horrible. Some of the workers had never done a roof before and told us that. They did not do the work or to the standard as outlined... View More
answered on Dec 19, 2012
$2500 is the jurisdictional limit of the Small Claims Court - So, as long as your damages are not in excess of that amount,Small claims may be a good place for you. However, if the remedial work exceeded that amount, you may wish to enter the District - or even Superior Court. The contractor's... View More
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