If you intended to do the work, and she changed her mind, its not fraud. She could sue you for unjust enrichment or perhaps a breach of contract -...

It’s difficult for anyone to respond to this question without knowing what kind of fine this is - if you provide more detail someone may be able to...

If your efforts have been unsuccessful, you can sue the contractor in small claims court to get a judgment, which you will then have to collect....

If a dermatologist offered a free consultation, then attempting to collect money from you may be an Ohio Consumer Sales Act violation - in this...

Though it might have been best practice to inform you they were a debt collector or provide a mini-Miranda through a recording, no one actually...

A capias warrant is put out when you don’t show up for court. Even if you are taking care of grandma, you have to show up for court. You should...

Absent some provision in your loan documents, yes they can sue you for defaulting on the agreement. There are certain steps they may have to...

Hopefully this agreement is in writing. Assuming what you wrote is correct, you have an enforceable contract, and he is bound by that agreement. If...

Absent any facts you have no disclosed, yes, you do. You have either breached your contract with them, converted their property, committed fraud,...

Unfortunately if there is no one with authority to release the lien, then you have limited options. If the lien is more than 10 years old (or...