The amount of your "loan", "more than $20,000, is too high to pursue on your own through small claims court (claims less than $3,000) or the...

It really is impossible to advise you in any substantive way in a "sentence or 2." You really should reach out to attorneys near you who specialize...

Assuming you cannot manage to get your buyer to see the light and pay up, you could consider filing an action in small claims court which wouldn't...

Honestly, as written your inquiry is, at best, confusing and at worst fails to make sense. You need to rethink it (maybe have someone else work...

It would help if you included a question with your inquiry. You lay out a fact statement but no question to go with it. Sounds potentially...

A Chapter 11 plan of reorganization/liquidation is a form of settlement of the debtor's debts assuming the court confirms the same. However,...

Attorney Love is correct in his response. You have placed yourself in a real pickle, especially if your "friend" was an unauthorized driver of the...

Your question is likely to get more relevant responses from those practicing under Landlord & Tenant law and so I moved it there.

Attorney Rozo is correct as to certain of the steps to be taken. At the same time, as noted, the amount of your judgment likely will decide whether...

I moved your question over to the practice of Landlord and Tenant law where it is likely to receive more relevant responses.