Can a contractor charge me for work he listed on a kitchen contract and not do it?
No, of course not. He has to do the work he agreed to do.
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No, of course not. He has to do the work he agreed to do.
You should begin by calling the board of health for your town and asking for an inspection. They will document the various issues. (Normally I...
Maybe. If the employer has a "use it or lose it" policy then this is less likely to be legal. If the employer allows your vacation to roll over...
You can file a complaint with the mass. board of real...
You should really see a lawyer. This is a fairly complex set of facts and we can't dig through it on Avvo.
Hire a lawyer. I can't say if your summary is true--but given the options "all of the judges ignored the law" and "a pro se litigant made a...
As noted: No, not unless the documents provide for it. If need be, you can try to get a modification of the court order which allows you to obtain...
Don't rely only on a call. Dealer will lie about receiving the call. Send a fax and a letter and a certified letter (yes, all three) clearly...
If by "sold" you mean "they have signed and recorded a deed", then the old owner has no legal standing to evict you after the sale.
Maybe, yes; you will have to call an attorney