Is there any way to get out of a student loan I co-signed on?

The lending institution is unlikely to remove your name from the debt -- that's why they wanted a co-signer, but if you had an agreement with your...

Autism and custody/visitation

You might be surprised to hear that "sole custody w limited visits based on child's best interest" is a fairly common result regardless of the...

Do I have to answer yes on job apps I was convicted of a crime if I was juvenile found guilty of a misdemeaner .

If it was a juvenile conviction record it was likely sealed. So it'll be very difficult for potential employer to find out about your prior...

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I allegedly owe $950.00 ,there is no written contract and I did not enter into a verbal contract with this person. Can they sue?

I agree with the prior answer is simply want to add the following: A contract does not have to be in writing. Courts regularly enforce oral...

How can I pay a person what the small court assigned me to pay when the person wants more and refuses to get paid?

I agree with the prior answer I simply want to add that there isn't much risk of the creditor ruining your credit in this capacity. Even if he did ...

Can we sue a moving company for losing our furniture and valuables and not giving us a claim form?

Yes, you can. You'll have to prove that they company lost and/or damaged your belongings and your ability to do that will depend on the specifics...

How can I stop a wage garnishment after I have been served the summons

If you don't have the money to pay the judgment, you probably can't. Garnishment is a way for the creditor to the money without having to worry...

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What are my legal options for a buyer & real estate agent who knowingly and willingly lied about their ability to close?

I don't think you'll have much success getting them to buy the house -- if they had the ability to get the financing then they probably would have...

Do I have a valid defense? (Contract)

This is highly fact specific. You should contact a local attorney to have them review your contract. You'll probably need an attorney anyway to...

You could try small claims court, but you'll have to prove your damages: medical bills and discomfort but it's hard to put a price on discomfort...