The car broke down a total of 4 times within 30 days I’ve had to come up with over 3000 the car was purchased cash this last time it was in the shop for something to do w transmission Nd it’s still not running right 6170 cash price no financing
if you purchased the vehicle with a warranty the dealership should be given the opportunity to fix the issues. If you purchased it as is but it was sold with issues that needed to be disclosed, you can sue them in small claims. Small claims is appropriate for anything under $10,000. Lawyers are... Read more »
This letter from an ex-love interest who is seeking damages from a breach of contract, and fraud.
It is in the amount of $15,000 and is dated February 25, 2021and was served by a FED-EX person on March 4, 2021 to her 16 year old son who was asked to sign his name when he was in the garage... Read more »
You need to speak with civil attorney. This is not yet a criminal case.
Good luck!
My school contacted me in 2019 about an outstanding debt, claiming one of my Grant's was refused after I graduated and paid off my loan. But I graduated in 2009. So they are informing me very late. I chose to ignore them and just now I have recieved and email saying if I dont settle my debt,... Read more »
call and speak to one of us. we will need to review the documents and emails as well as your facts in detail to better assist you with this issue.
The amount was $300 and I used it the same day I transferred it. I bought myself something with that money and now he is trying to say the item is his since the money (did not originally) came out of his bank account.
The answer is "it depends." Much more information is needed.
They came and towed her rental car with her stuff her daughters and new born baby. They will not give her her stuff until fees are owed. Is this legal?
It is probably civil, not criminal.
I am not a civil attorney, but I think that they cannot hold the property.
To see what went wrong. My question is, is it safe to mail in the product, prior to being compensated? Do companies try to request failed products, to avoid compensation? Essentially taking my proof?
The heating pad burned part of my mattress, my body was not blister burned, but very red... Read more »
If you have a personal injury claim you should talk to an attorney first. They most likely would have an expert evaluate it and keep it as evidence in your case. If you didn't get hurt very badly then it most likely will be hard to get an attorney. They should compensate you for a new mattress... Read more »
Ive been subletting a room in this woman apartment for a year now, im not on the lease nor signed a lease with her but we did have a verbal agreement.
I leave to house/pet sit for one of my friends that went out of town, I was only gone for 4 days and I come back for a change of clothes.... Read more »
more info needed.
did you pay anything? was this an old girlfriend?
you can claim anything and sue for anything.........the outcome is dependent on the facts.
set up an appointment with a local lawyer asap.
she was supposed to give you notice to leave per Unlawful Detainer procedures.
I originally booked 14 days at an inn. I checked in and I was charged the 2 weeks right away. I asked if ever I decided to check out early is there refund. Guy said yes. On the 6th day, I told the receptionist I'm checking out and gave the card keys. Receptionist said I'm good to go... Read more »
Small Claims is an option. However, if you booked through a third party, like Booking.com or similar, I don't think you can get your money back.
While flossing my teeth with a flossing pick my floss got caught between my teeth on the way down on what I later found out was a piece of my tooth filling, there was no way of sliding the floss out since it's attached to the pick and when I pulled down to pull the pick out it broke and pulled... Read more »
The previous answer is most likely what happened. You could sue either but I don't think you would get any attorneys to help. Call some and discuss it if you feel strongly but if the first 3 tell you that they can't help then you most likely will have to do it on your own. You will need a... Read more »
IMO you need the original will. BTW this is Probate not Banking.
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Your equipment? You own it. Unless you attached it to the walls/floors, it is yours to do with what you please. Sue owner in Small Claims for value of the property he is keeping. It is called "Conversion." Go to small claims.
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I requested dirt dumpsters from Republic Service. It is ~$500 per bin. The contract also mentioned the limit is 2 tons. Extra tonnage is $130/ton. I did not pay attention to the limit because I thought if this dumpster was for dirt, if I filled up, it should be around 2 tons. But when I received... Read more »
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I am a defendant on small claims. I recently had a phone call with the plaintiff(former housemate). I wanted to record the call for my records, so I let him know the start of the call about (but not anytime before the call). He did not decline to talk to me after learning this. At the end of the... Read more »
First, if you notify the other party, the recording is not unlawful, in most circumstances. In small claims there is no pre-trial discovery, so you do not need to provide him a copy of the sound recording. I would anticipate difficulty in getting the judge to allow you to use the recording, so... Read more »
The guard said he was going to get my deposit taken and me kicked out the room. The hotel also,on three occasions tried to take the deposit without informing me. Management will not speak to me,concerning my qualms.
Sue the hotel in small claims. Limit is $10,000.00.
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By law Ithe vets cant keep me from being with my pet at they exam yeah well the did and they did not want to give her back and called police on me his my witness he was shocked how they treated me and was very worry about me driving home
Wen he realised they just killed my dog and by law... Read more »
I've never heard of the law that says that you cannot be excluded while the vet is examining your dog. As far as the ashes, if you paid for them, and are otherwise current in your account with the vet, you are entitled to your property. This would be a Small Claims case as the ashes are... Read more »
We left our passport in a Nevada hotel,
We called them and they said they have it and gave us an Item number and we said we would come within 7 days and we came within 5.
Come to find out they shredded our passport and said it’s policy for 30 days.
We heard that it’s a... Read more »
You can get a replacement passport. There are expedited services available to get one same day. As a result, your damages are zero, even if the hotel had a duty to preserve your property.
I have everything in writing and there's nowhere at the time i was handed over the vehicle that said I have to pay at a certain time and date. I have already given the guy $1200, $500 the night we made a deal where he'd let me pay him $2000 in installments, $200 like 3 days later when he... Read more »
MORE INFO NEEDED.
IT WOULD PROBABLY BE A CRIME FOR THE FATHER TO REPORT STOLEN KNOWING SON SOLD TO YOU.
HOPEFULLY, YOU HAVE PAPERWORK TO SUPPORT SALE...TRANSFER OF TITLE ETC
IT WOULD BE CIVIL IN ALL LIKELIHOOD AND HE WOULD SUE IN SMALL CLAIMS.
HOPEFULLY, YOU HAVE... Read more »
Hi! I'm in a dispute with an affiliate marketing trainer with whom I purchased a program for $3000. The program contract we signed listed about 5-6 things specifically included. I feel several of them have not been delivered, but one in particular he doesn't even dispute denying me.... Read more »
This case might be a candidate for an action in Small Claims court. There is a website for the California Superior Court in your county that will have more information.
an item was sold to a friend with written agreement that he would pay an amount for it on a certain date. he agreed to buy the item in the current condition it was in. come the date of payment, he says that he had to hire someone to clean the item and that i am to pay for it. i have not received... Read more »
The buyer is responsible to pay according to the terms of the written agreement. I assume his "agreement" to take the item "as is" was in the written agreement. Even if not, he does not have much to say if the need for cleaning was obvious from a visual inspection, versus... Read more »
Placed $2000 down-payment for them to hold puppy w/o contract. Puppy is ready to be picked up this week but told them need a little more time, they said they are going to sell puppy and I lose the deposit. Is this allowed in California?
The law abhors a forfeiture. But, you put up $2000 without any kind of written agreement? Apparently it was not very important to you to secure your rights to that money if the deal fell through. They cannot keep the money, particularly if they sell the dog to someone else. Small claims is... Read more »
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