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Max L Rosenberg
Stratford Bankruptcy Attorney.
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Shouldn't I file for bankrupcy?

Asked by a user in Ansonia, CT - over 1 year ago.

First, you should definitely see a qualified bankruptcy attorney for more information. My office would be happy to speak with you and we are Ct bankruptcy attorneys. Secondly, you should become acquainted with the FDCPA. This is federal law which governs the manner in which debt collectors may communicate with you. There is a high learning curve. Basicly the calls you recieve cannot be harassing, vulgar, oppressive, threatening, illegal, etc. If they call you before 8 am or after 9 pm these are...

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Fell on ice at my apt house knocked unconscious went to hospital in ambulance.. case or not?

Asked by a user in Plainville, CT - over 1 year ago.

To answer your question, I have several more questions. 1. Who had control of the property? (control of the property will figure in as to who has liability and whether there is negligence.) 2. When did this happen? (there is a 2 years statute of limitations on personal injury cases. Moreover, the faster you sought medical attention after the injury will factor into the strength of you case) 3. How many and what kind of doctors have you seen? (Getting medical attention is very...

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In your opinion, is this a lease?

Asked by a user in Stamford, CT - 6 months ago.

This is a pretty awful bare bones agreement, but it does comprise the basics of a lease. Offer +Consideration = contract.

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I am being sued (along with a large group of parents and their kids.) What happens if I do not send in the "Appearance" form?

Asked by a user in Litchfield, CT - over 1 year ago.

Without an appearance, it is only a matter of time before the opposition files a "Motion for Default for Failure to Appear". After that the Moving party can later make a Motion for Default Judgment. You should file a pro se Appearance and also seek the counsel of an attorney.

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Can a lawyer take the same car twice with the same judgement?

Asked by a user in Syracuse, NY - over 1 year ago.

If there are no papers regarding the repossession, and the police were not put on notice of the repossession, and you never received a letter of default, you should contact the police and file a stolen vehicle report. You may have a wrongful repossession claim. You may be entitled to money damages. I handle wrongful repo cases in CT. I am licensed in NY however I am not familiar with the repo laws in NY. You need to contact a consumer attorney in NY near you.

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The pharmacy didn't put the meds in the computer...and the doctor called DCF

Asked by a user in Hartford, CT - almost 2 years ago.

Medical providers are mandatory reporters to DCF - Connecticut General Statute, Section 17a-101. Mandated reporters are required to report or cause a report to be made when, in the ordinary course of their employment or profession, they have reasonable cause to suspect or believe that a child under the age of 18 has been abused, neglected or is placed in imminent risk of serious harm. (Connecticut General Statutes §17a-101a) Child neglect occurs where a child has been abandoned, is being...

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I'm a contractor who is having difficulty getting paid by a home owner. At what point should I file a mechanic's lein?

Asked by a user in Fairfield, CT - almost 2 years ago.

Hi I am Attorney Max Rosenberg and practice in Connecticut and New York. To answer your question, you should file a lien immediately to protect yourself. “. . . the important purpose of mechanic's lien statutes to provide an inexpensive and simple method for material suppliers and contractors to secure the value of the services or materials that they have added to the property.” Red Rooster Construction Co. v. River Associates, 224 Conn. 563, 573, 620 A.2d 118 (1993). A mechanic'...

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I was on comp can my employer record my conversation i had with them when checked on my status?

Asked by a user in Danbury, CT - almost 2 years ago.

This depends on a number of elements. Is there an employee contract? Are there posted rules, regulations or disclosures. Were you notified in advance that you were being recorded? Did you have a reasonable belief of privacy ? Was this during work hours? Its very possible your employer may be within his or her rights.

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CT used car dealer wants money from buyers who did not pay.

Asked by a user in Wallingford, CT - over 2 years ago.

You need to make sure you are compliant with all avenues of Truth in Lending Laws. If you are missing certain disclosures you may be fined up to 1,000.00 plus attorneys fees for the violation of TILA. Please feel free to contact my office for further assistance in firming up all of you contracts, Retail installment sales contracts, Retail Purchase Orders, etc. Also make sure your numbers always agree on the forms as well as mileage or you may find yourself facing an Automobile Cost Savings Act...

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Intoxicating night after firwrks,driving home g/f sees txt on my phone from grl,strts punching me in face whle im drivingw/3y/o

Asked by a user in Shelton, CT - almost 3 years ago.

This is a whole mess of trouble. The most important thing to do right now is get a copy of the police report and see a criminal defense attorney. Also your past record will factor into how much leniency you may be given. Other information is needed. How old are you? How old is she? What is your record? Feel free to consult with us on this matter. 203.870-6700

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