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They said they will tell us the main points and sign the paperwork right away and you can read the rest later after already signing the paperwork. They also said if anyone makes an ordeal over it they will take stuff away like the use of headphones and that.
answered on Aug 22, 2017
You might possible have a case as this company seems to have forced you to sign under duress, but this may not be an especially strong case. It is important to understand that under normal conditions when you record your signature on the contract, you will be bound to the terms of the contract. It... View More 
This is regarding my elderly mothers properties she quit claimed to a manipulative boyfriend before her passing after a short cancer battle.Can the validity of quit claims be challenged if they reflect fraudulent consideration amounts that were never transacted
answered on Jun 19, 2017
The short answer is yes. Your mother may not have had the capacity to quit claim the properties, given the cancer treatment. The value of the conveyances (what lawyers call consideration) is a significant factor. Undue influence is another theory that you may pursue.
Party is trying to dismiss case because they say the contract states that jurisdiction will be in their county (Outagamie County)
Everything occurred in Brown County. Business is located in Outagamie County. All work is in Brown County - What statues cover jurisdictional issues for Civil Court?
answered on Apr 24, 2017
Section 799 of the Wisconsin Statutes governs small claims actions. This is a link to that section: https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/statutes/statutes/799.
answered on Aug 2, 2014
The easiest way to get an answer would be to call a local attorney's office and ask what they charge.
What should I do?
answered on Feb 8, 2013
Was there a written contract? Why does the client feel he or she is entitled to a refund of a nonrefundable deposit? We need more facts.
I got engaged and the ring ended up pawned so how do I get the money or ring back is this a coingntract that I can persue getting my money back?
answered on May 7, 2012
You can hold your former fiancee liable for the ring if you still retained legal possession to it. In other words, the answer is based on whether you had the intent to gift the ring to her before the completion of the wedding ceremony. If not, she had no right to transfer it to a pawn shop and you... View More
answered on May 7, 2012
To begin, Wisconsin is a Marital Property state under chapter 766 of the Wisconsin Code. Hence, spouses are given equal right to property acquired during marriage (that is neither acquired by gift nor inheritance).
Further, a bona fide purchaser/creditor is protected under 766.57. Here, a... View More
Recently JBP did a free session of photos for my 8 mo. old daughter. During the session, the photographer had headbands/hats for her to wear. I thought the pictures from this session would be put on the photographer's website or in her portfolio, but I now see that the pics are posted on her... View More
answered on May 7, 2012
It is clear that JBP has a copyright to the work, so there is no claim for copyright infringement. However, you have a different legal claim here.
JBP gave the pictures to its friend, and you did not release the friend from liability. Hence, there is a possible "using, without written... View More
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