If I pay my friend the money she claims I stole, I didn't, will that look like I am guilty ?
People accuse people of things all the time. And, maybe half the time there is some validity to it. Beyond that, that's what evidence is for and I...
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People accuse people of things all the time. And, maybe half the time there is some validity to it. Beyond that, that's what evidence is for and I...
Assuming you think she will be good for the judgment (meaning you can use a court judgment to successfully collect the debt back from her) you...
You need to speak to an attorney in your area and soon. The way you handled the sale puts you in some financial jeopardy. You gave the buyer...
First, yes, you should be considering retaining counsel. Second, criminal charge(s), if any, will likely be solely for your "friend" to have to...
He's obviously claiming it was a loan. You, in turn, are arguing that the payment was effectively a "gift." It is a dispute that is unlikely to...
Typically, if someone is not named on a car title (or, at the very least, named together with, for instance, their spouse and an "and"...
Since the money was loaned to your boss and I assume s/he is still your boss that obviously could get tricky bringing in attorneys and/or legal...
You need to speak with one or more attorneys in your area that handle consumer debt/consumer bankruptcy matters. Many provide an initial cost-free...
Since you ave been served with a Complaint (and presumably a Summons too) an action has been commenced and you do not want to ignore it so as to...
Attorney Boyer is correct that you should sit down with an experienced litigation attorney and, as he notes, it helps to have a colleague that does...