As already noted it might be "fraud" (though that would be a bit surprising from a national retailer) or it could be a computer glitch (whether at...

As noted, the terms of any purchase agreement that you and the old owner executed at the time of the sale may be critical depending on what those...

You have received several responses from knowledgeable counsel via both this inquiry and the one you posted a bit earlier today. I'm not sure why...

I assume you mean "summons," not "subpoena"? Meaning that you had the summons and complaint served on the defendant? And, if so, do you have proof...

I moved your question over the area of Divorce & Separation where I believe it will receive more relevant responses.

This is really much more a Landlord and Tenant issue so I moved it to that legal area where you're likely to receive more relevant replies.

Depending on what your lease documents say, among other additional facts to be explored, your business might have several potential causes of...

And the word is spelled "paid" your misspelling of which is its own testament.

Understand though that suing is but the first step. Assuming that such action is not settled and you obtain a judgment. you then still need to take...

Calling you names is irrelevant for legal purposes here and the fact that you financed $700K via text messages is hardly the wisest transactional...