refund my money plus they say I have to continue to make payments or I will be in breach of contract and lose my $$$. They said I can pospone to next month but, a bunch of my family have already canceled. what can I do??
Take a look at the contract with them to see if there there is any termination/cancellation provision that speaks to this first. For example, they may take a small cancellation fee instead of the whole amount since you are giving them more than 30 days' notice.
It seems to me that many... Read more »
Im looking for Specific information on Chase Bank & Select Portfolio Servicers that pertains to Wrongful Foreclosure Practices
If you are in GA, you need to talk to a GA attorney about current case law. Most info you find online is out of date and not current case law.
If you think you can win without an attorney, you sound like someone that thinks they can perform their own appendectomy without a doctor.... Read more »
the org. want to issue an rfp for the same services i perform. can i enter this RFP?
It sounds like you should carefully review the terms of the LTA or the RFP; it could be intended for bidders that are not already engaged in providing services to the organization. If you do something that violates the terms, it's possible it could jeopardize the LTA, or disqualify the bid. But... Read more »
On September 11, 2019 Dale, and Sierra Developments entered into a contract for the construction of Dale’s house at his farm. The contract stipulated that Dale’s house would be developed next to the lake by October 19, 2020. On September 15, 2019 a sinkhole was discovered at the original... Read more »
Get together with some other kids in your real estate contracts class and try to figure out these answers.
Sales agreement said bldg does not convey and would be removed. Gave owner 30 day extension in agreement.
Get an attorney to draft letter to him?
It sounds like the seller has no interest in coming back to get his storage building--but just to be sure you should send him a letter, receipt of which can be assumed by asking the Post Office for a delivery confirmation notice. Or--as you mentioned--you can really get his attention by employing a... Read more »
if i were to get a a licensing agreement to use a franchise and its characters for the production of a video game from the curent copyright holder and if there was another game from say 15-20 years ago that was made by someone else who had a license at the time but may no longer and i wanted to... Read more »
In order to answer any of your questions, you need to obtain a copy of the earlier licensing agreement so that you know what rights the copyright owner may have given up. For example, was it an exclusive license to use the characters in particular ways? If so, then even the copyright owner no... Read more »
Can i get a form for free or is buying one off deed.com for 19.99 the bedt way to get form
The North Carolina General Statutes contain the information that needs to be on your lien form. Its set out almost in a form in the statute. See 44A-12. However, I would recommend an attorney as the lien process can be complicated.
How a would go about getting my bond money back?
Multiple issues control this. First, is the case over yet. If so, then yes.
In still pending, on misdemeanor cases, after 12 months, you can ask the court to release you as surety.
The owner has decided to fire the real estate company but wants to keep us as the tenant. We just signed a second year long lease 03/01/2020 through the real estate manager. The real estate company said we have to vacate the house at the end of 30 days (to include all of our belongings) so an... Read more »
I doubt that you have to move out or that the management company can force you. Also, in any event the Tennessee Supreme Court has extended an order restricting evictions for a period of time in light of the covid 19 issue.
The reason they gave
* The cobuyer poses an unacceptably high credit risk
WITHOUT looking at the contract, so, this is NOT a legal opinion, NO, you do not have to give the car back.
BUT, right now, IF you get this all in writing, you drove the car for FREE for two months AND you can get a
better deal somewhere else, since rental cars are 5 bucks a day... Read more »
there is good reason not, to under applicable law, not less than 90 days from the expiration date. This date is very soon, so I asked the 'Landlord' for the new lease. The lease was signed by the person who had power of attorney for the owner, so they are our landlord. We found out last week that... Read more »
As a tenant, when property is sold there are only very specific reasons that tenants can be evicted. Since the eviction courts are closed except for emergency matters, the odds of being forced out during a pandemic are approaching 0. If you need legal advice, talk to an attorney.... Read more »
For several years we have been unable to ge out of a website that automatically renews without any notification. We have finally stopped the auto payment from the bank, but now the website is threatening to sue. Do we have recourse.
No lawyer on planet earth can answer this question without discussing the situation with your husband and the people who helped him create the website and the people who are angry about him trying to get out of their greedy clutches.
Based on the opening statement--about trying to get away... Read more »
I was scheduled to receive $75,000 at age 35 and $375,000 at age 45 through a structured settlement that was created after my father passed away. At age 22, about 10 years ago, I sold a portion of my structured settlement for a lump sum of money. I was about 22 at the time. The judge in San Diego... Read more »
Your description of your legal issues raises more questions than answers. In order to get an informed legal opinion from an attorney you need to retain an attorney for a consultation. Be thorough with your facts, and bring all relevant documents to the consultation, which will consume at least 1... Read more »
The company is located in Florida; I am located in Texas. I sent in a deposit and 2 days later, I called to cancel. The company confirmed they would return my money but to date, I haven't seen a penny after 30 business days. Can criminal charges be brought on the individual/owner for theft.
This sounds like a civil matter, and unless an unreasonable amount of time passes, with no reply, you could consider filing a police report. However, you should exhaust your civil remedies first.
Hello. I have a car that I’m selling for $2700 and I have a question. A man wants to purchase the car as is but wants to try and do a payment plan of around $800 down and $100-200 a week (with his paychecks). The man is willing to give me proof of address, his license, and sign a contract on... Read more »
Probably a bad idea as you are not a car dealer. But if you do: execute a security agreement; execute a promissory note with interest and collection costs included; and put yourself as the Lienholder on the Title. Be prepared to not get paid.
I was hired to write and direct a stage play. The guy promised to pay me and the actors even if the play was canceled. The man ha yet to pay me or the actors. and I received two letters from lawyers on his behalf. both of his claims are false. however, I have been giving a week to respond to one. I... Read more »
The "one week to respond" is baloney---but hard to tell if they are saying you have one week to do something you are obligated to do under the contract....different.
It's hard to tell without knowing the facts. You can call for a free consultation and I can better direct you.
lock down period since i have an underlying conditions
You do not describe if commercial or residential, but I am assuming residential based on your description. I would recommend that you review the lease and examine if there are any clauses or provisions regarding an extension of the term of the lease. Even if there are no specific provisions... Read more »
My orthodontist located on the upper east side in Manhattan is closed due to corona. However, people who wear Invisalign (like me) need our next set of trays. The orthodontist said they will mail all patients their trays to their home, but they will charge everyone a universal fee of $75.00 because... Read more »
You raise a valid point, but the office could argue they incur packaging, handling, and other costs as a result of the measures. Unlike standard fees for duplicating medical records, something like this might not be directly addressed by health laws. The recent crisis is creating new issues for... Read more »
company, we became a llc. I just found out that my partner contacted the company and notified them of our llc but we didn't resign the contract. My question is, can the pursue us as a partnership or will we be protected as a llc
Whoever told you that partners can "avoid contractual liability" merely by creating an LLC--composed of the same partners who signed the contract--was wrong. Your new LLC cannot protect you or your partner.
The financial institution that hold the note and mortgage. If there is anything left over, you might get some of it.
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