Can a bank legally take all the money out of your account for any reason and not return it to you?
Based on the facts you offered, it sounds like the bank was taking an extra precaution to protect/verify the account holders' identity, and not...
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Based on the facts you offered, it sounds like the bank was taking an extra precaution to protect/verify the account holders' identity, and not...
This question implicates the somewhat vague border between pornography (which is protected by the First Amendment, although child pornography is...
Based on the facts you provided, the answer is "probably not," unless your lease says something to the effect that "a breach of any of these terms...
These facts are a little confusing. If the negative item on your credit report reflects an outstanding amount (whether for rent, early termination...
It sounds like your landlord may be breaching the implied warranty of habitability, and may be in violation of local building codes for not having...
For the most precise answers to your two principal questions, you will need to look at your lease's provisions as to what constitutes grounds for...
The short answer to your question is that, if by error or some other reason, the pension company is not honoring the contract, you would have a...
Another possible course, when you hire a lawyer to rectify the errors in your will, would be to have the same lawyer contact the prior lawyer and...
This is a complicated matter, with varying degrees of complexity depending on whether you and your wife are still together, or legally separated. ...
Good answers from my colleagues. If your name is in the utility provider's billing database, the onus is on you to notify them that you are no...