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A friend of mine bought me a car but now is trying not to pay for it. What can I do? It was a gift can I sue?
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Answered on August 31, 2010
If your friend is passing bad checks he can be prosecuted in New Jersey for theft. The person receiving the bad checks can press criminal...
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Litigation
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Answered on August 31, 2010
I suggest you arrange to meet in person with a MA trial attorney familiar with Internet law issues. Not every lawyer is familiar with these niche...
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Notification of hearing
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Answered on August 31, 2010
The answer to your question depends on the court involved and the type of proceeding, criminal or civil.
In any case, you should have received...
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Notification of hearing
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Answered on August 31, 2010
The answer to your question depends on the court involved and the type of proceeding, criminal or civil.
In any case, you should have received...
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Unemployment Appeal. How do I obtain legal assistance for my appeal case.
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Answered on August 31, 2010
The clock is running so you'll need to engage a lawyer and file the appeal quickly.
If you don't know a lawyer who concentrates in...
I am letting a friend take over my car payments whats the best legal contract to us
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Answered on August 31, 2010
Not so fast.
The contract you are looking for is probably an "assignment and assumption agreement."
But you have some work to do before...
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ACS problem
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Answered on August 31, 2010
My recommendation: send ACS a certified letter, return receipt requested, demanding that they inform you of the particulars of the debts they claim...
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Does the term Judgement Proof hold any validity in the state of Virginia?
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Answered on August 30, 2010
Yes, as a practical matter. If there are no assets to attach then you may be judgment proof.
Technically, the term "judgment proof" refers to...
Diference between Motion to Dismiss and Motion for Summary Judgement
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Answered on August 28, 2010
The most common motion to dismiss (MTD) is for failure to state a claim for which relief can be granted.This is true in federal court cases and...
My ex husband is filing bankruptcy, how can I protect myself from his creditors
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Answered on August 28, 2010
Relax. It sounds like you're doing most of the right things.
Your lawyer should monitor the bankruptcy for you and make sure your ex-husband...