Can i sue my unlicensed contractor for an unfinshed project and for repairs?
You most certainly can sue your unlicensed contractor for the damages he has wrought - but it may not be worth it if he doesn't have the money to...
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You most certainly can sue your unlicensed contractor for the damages he has wrought - but it may not be worth it if he doesn't have the money to...
You can report the removal of the camera as a theft to the local police, who would take the issue quite seriously I think. As others have...
More than speaking with a lawyer, I suggest your fiancee leave this situation immediately, report the threats of violence to the police and press...
Depending on the amount of the lawsuit, you may be entitled to certain records in discovery, which can include the contractor's bank records. You...
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A lien is generally for labor and materials furnished only. I do think you need to seek professional advice from a construction attorney in your...
In addition to seeking legal assistance (in person!), I suggest you immediately email the general contractor, and let them know of the...
Generally, no, a lien is only effective prior to the underlying title changing hands, assuming the purchaser was bona fide, and without notice of...
Many states limit access to the mechanic's lien process to those who are legally licensed to perform the work, particularly for home improvement...
You can sue the contractor in small claims court, as was previously suggested - I also suggest you contact your referral source and let him know...