Can a private college withhold transcripts due to a collection fee? All credits have been paid in full.
If you owe the college for anything, it can withhold the transcripts. I recommend that you go pay the outstanding amount to get your transcripts.
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If you owe the college for anything, it can withhold the transcripts. I recommend that you go pay the outstanding amount to get your transcripts.
There's nothing illegal about it. There's no criminal or civil statute that addresses this issue. It is, however, a bit odd. As long as plaintiff's...
I'd go back to the attorney you've already hired. I'm sure he'd want to help you again. Nobody online is going to be able to help you.
The likelihood that the thief would seek retribution against your sister is probably high, and nobody has time for that.
No, it doesn't mean anything like that. That "disposed" is an internal flag for the clerk's office - it has nothing to do with the judge's decision.
Without reviewing the documents filed with the Court, it's near impossible to answer your questions. You may want to retain an attorney in your...
I agree with Mr. Donley. Contact your insurance company and see how that plays out. As you said, who knows where that came from?
You owe the rent, absent a court declaring that you do not.
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The word "non-refundable" means that you don't get your money back.