Background check company messed up. Can we take action for defamation/negligence?
Probably not, if what they did was in good faith. Now that you've cleared it up, talk to the folks you applied with.
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Probably not, if what they did was in good faith. Now that you've cleared it up, talk to the folks you applied with.
If what you say is correct, small claims court is not where you plead a case for violation of the discharge injunction.
If you're not present, in most instances they can execute on the warrant.
It really depends. If your damages are significant enough and the conversation with the contractor doesn't solve it, find a real estate attorney...
In most cases, no. There would have to be particularly egregious facts.
This is not like a credit report rating. It will not "clear off" your record, with the exception of the deferred judgment option others have...
Yes, there is further to add. It depends on how long you have lived there and where the child lives. That will answer your question.
We can't predict the outcome of a court order with such a scant recitation of facts. If you want to know your chances, you will need to consult...
Depends mostly on the facts underlying the felony.
You can also look for local attorneys in your area with experience in this area of the law (whatever that may be).