I signed a contract with a vendor to provide some services but I want out. There's nothing in the contract that speaks to that.
I would send them a letter to this effect and offer to pay them for their time expended.
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I would send them a letter to this effect and offer to pay them for their time expended.
It's possible, though it's usually difficult in practice. More facts would be needed to tell.
You can check the county surrogate (maybe his lawyer filed it), but I agree with you, it might not be easy to find it. It's even possible his...
I think the person you feel more comfortable with is likely the better choice, as our instincts are often right in this regard. You want...
If he died without a will, it's pretty certain his wife would inherit his property, though I am little confused by who's who in your question. ...
If you don't pay, what would happen? Perhaps the attorney would sue you to collect, but where I am, that's unusual, because of scenarios like...
It's hard to say without more information.....sometimes the work you did contract for could be more expensive than you originally thought, which is...
There are many resources there that can help you. You have your entire life ahead of you, so there's no need to do anything rash. A...
It's "effective" at the exact moment the petition is filed with the court.
Call the police and report it stolen, and also where they are likely to find it.