How do I go about suing usaa ?

You will need to obtain a full credit report from each of the credit reporting agencies. Go to https://www.annualcreditreport.com/index.action to...

We receive a subpoena in a lawsuit for an commerce, we were considering purchasing, How to clear our name

If you received a subpoena, you are being required to provide some information or documents or attend a deposition or hearing to give evidence. ...

How to stop an eviction?

If you have no written lease, you are a tenant-at-will, and, as long as you are current on your rent, you are entitled to 60 days' notice to move...

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What to do when a commercial property landlord refuse to accept our rent until we sign a new contract with them?

You will need to have an attorney review the contracts together to make a reliable evaluation of your options here. There are a number of contract...

Can I boot a customers vehicle on private property for failure to pay for repairs done?

Yes, You could get into trouble for this. You are also past time to file a lien. You would likely have to sue him in the magistrate court in the...

Can i be put out and can i sue ?

Your boyfriend cannot take you off the lease if you were on it. The lease is a contract between you and the landlord. The lease will govern the...

How do I sue a small business who owes me a total of $9641.25 in magistrate's court?

The simple answer is they you should sue the business (corporation or LLC), but how and where to do that is more complicated. If you retain an...

Which is more beneficial on a single owner LLC.... S-Corp or Disregarded Entity?

First, I would certainly be sure yuo have a business attorney and an accountant (not just a tax prep service) on your team. The fact that you are...

Is a federal holiday considered to be a "consecutive day"?

Most well drafted contracts will define these terms. Of course, many contracts don't. Would it be hard to go to the site and do ten minute's work...

What can a LL do if I don't pay prorate for less than 60 days notice?

They can sue you for breach of contract, or that can turn the debt over to a collection agency. If they sue you, you can answer and assert...