The punchline is you told him to send you an invoice. That kind of makes you look like you saw some reason to get invoiced. In any event,...

I agree with the comments of Mr. Marques. And I can highly recommend a New Jersey Estate Planning attorney who I know well and trust. Here is...

I'm sorry to hear your report. Naturally, the issue starts with your agreement document with the contractor. That will very likely address many...

There is a lot we’d need to see and know - but, having said that, generally, no. An attorney would not typically be permitted to sign a formal...

You clearly have a dispute that has escalated. It does not sound like something you’ll be able to resolve and settle and get to an enforceable...

Adding to the prior, appropriate answers, the short answer is, it would not be a good idea and May substantially jeopardize your rights to ignore...

What is not completely clear in your question but seems to be inferred is: The contractor who performed faulty home improvement work will pay for...

While I am not a Kansas attorney, I have battled for a client extensively over their home warranty service contract - in that case, against...

Although you provide a fairly lengthy report, there is way too much not stated that we would need to know - and that is really not practical to...

There would be good grounds to say that the attorney does have that duty. Here is NJ Rule of Professional Conduct 3.3 (the RPC's are NJ's attorney...