You probably don't have legal grounds to avoid the fee altogether, but you could certainly see about having it reduced through settlement. ...

If you can prove that you have an agreement with your former stepson where he agreed to make payments on the car, then you may be able to sue for...

The previous attorney is right. If he passed without a will, then intestacy laws apply which unfortunately aren't that favorable in your...

Your credits should be or should have been explicitly laid out in your contract. Since "producer" can be a term that's a bit of a moving target...

By what you've written, it doesn't seem like referring the gig to another band/group would be in violation of this clause since the non-compete's...

It's likely a scam but there are ways to be sure. DO NOT send them money without first confirming this information. Firstly, if you're beyond the...

Your options for this amount may be limited. You should notify them that you didn't authorize the work and for an itemized invoice. At which...

Your best bet is to address it directly with the creditor and offer to resume payments. The lack of statements or notice is not necessarily a...

This is a tricky fact pattern for a few reasons. You could file a formal complaint with the institution's housing department and work through...

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One solution is to seek restitution through a licensing fee by sending a fee demand/takedown notice. More than likely, they'll be willing to pay...