If your name is not on those debts you are not responsible for them. However, any money she left behind solely for you would be required to pay off those debts.

Yes they can. An LLC must be considered active with the SCC to be able to conduct transactions.

In Virginia, the general rule when buying a vehicle is "Buyer Beware." This rule may block you from any recourse. However, the Consumer Protection Act in Virginia will cover your vehicle, especially if there was a latent defect and the dealer should have known about the defect when he... View More

Yes this would be an ideal case to hire an attorney on

He should go to court, for sure, on the warrant in debt, and ask for a trial. On his grounds of defense and at the trial he should say the outfit on the warrant in debt does NOT own the debt. And show that letter. That SHOULD make him a winner at the court date.

our loan contract should specify exactly what constitutes a default that could lead to a repossession. Be sure you understand the terms of your contract Tow Truck Towing a Repossed Carbefore you miss a payment. Some contracts allow for a seizure of your vehicle as soon as you miss your first... View More

You have the right to file a homestead deed or you can file bankruptcy. You should consult a local attorney.

That will depend exclusively on what the language in the contract that you executed recites. As I have heard said time and time again, one doesn't require an attorney until you require an attorney.

You may be entitled to bring a claim in Court against the bank. It will get involved and may be expensive. You should consult a lawyer in your locale for advice.

You will certainly get their attention when you file a lawsuit against them.

Vehicles abandoned for more than 48 hours can be claimed by another person as an abandoned vehicle. However, before being able to claim ownership, there are certain requirements of providing proper notice to the vehicle's lawful owner and giving them the opportunity to reclaim the vehicle.... View More

If you did not file a motion for the district court to change venue, then there is nothing for the appellate court to review.

In most states, you must be 21 to sell alcohol, although I am unsure about the sale of tobacco products.

You can sue them, but that is not the same thing as collecting money. And there will be complications with suing them. And it will probably cost more to talk to an attorney about it than you will be able to afford. You could pursue the matter criminally, but that will likely not accomplish much.

If the contract says that you need to cancel through written notice 120 days in advance, then a court is likely to enforce that.

If it being inspectable was part of the deal--i.e. it was inspected before sale, then it's presumed that it met inspection requirements. Have it checked out to see if anything else is below the line, ask the dealer to give you new tires as part of the deal was inspectability. They don't,... View More

The more money is your injury claim. If you got hurt you need to get a medical checkup. You aren't a crash test dumy. If your lexas was totalled that is some hit. Contact a meber of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Assn--they give free consultations.If your car is a lease that is on you. Likewise... View More

Generally speaking, the statute of limitations period depends on whether this was an open account or a closed account, and when the last payment was made. If you have a question about your particular case, you need to hire a Consumer Protection attorney in your local area.

You can be charged for the reasonable cost of repairs; not sure what the charges are. You can't be charged for a contract you didn't sign.

Depends on more information to determine the strength of your negotiating position. You may want to reach out to a Consumer Protection attorney.