How is it legal for a company to state a ticket as non-transferable. Is there a way to transfer the ticket?

Then you should not have bought the ticket. Of course, if your name is not on the ticket, how is anybody going to know?

"Is their disbursing the full amount of this loan: a breach of contract since they did other than they were supposed to?"

All too often, debt repair companies do more harm than good. Any attorney would have to look at your agreement to give you any type of...

My boat was winterized and damaged without my knowledge and has a unsigned work order I had no knowledge of, what can I do?

Please tell me that you have a written consignment agreement. If so, it should address what types of repairs can be made without permission, with...

Can I sue my boyfriend for not paying rent?

First of all - get a new boyfriend. Secondly, tell him that if he continues to freeload, he will have to move out. Thirdly, yes, you CAN sue...

Since the termination did not give a 30-day notice, am I entitled to payment through the next 30 days?

Any attorney would need to read the entire contract to give you any type of meaningful advice. Very often, lay persons read something and latch...

So after reading what has happened to me is there anything I can legally do?

First of all, a dealer does not have to offer you an extended warranty, after-market or otherwise. Secondly, if you bought the car 'as is' then...

More information is needed to answer this question. Any attorney would need to see the terms of the 'pre-lease' before giving you any kind of...

What can I do to get out of this contract?

I do not understand your question. If the furniture is paid off, then what is the issue?

Does new debt buyer has right to collect my unpaid credit card debt?

Yes, a debt collector can collect the debt of the original creditor. If the 'money from the assets only on my spouse's name' has been deposited...

Are the phrases, "same Cause of Action and "same Course of Conduct" saying the same thing, meaning Res Judicata?

Short answer - no. A 'cause of action' is the legal theory upon which you are suing, such as 'breach of contract' or 'negligence' or 'civil...