Can I sue someone I co-signed for?
Yes. Typically, provided you were strictly a guarantor of the lease as a co-signer, and you are required to pay the debt of the primary obligor,...
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Yes. Typically, provided you were strictly a guarantor of the lease as a co-signer, and you are required to pay the debt of the primary obligor,...
Your question misses some of the main points. First, it presumes you are counterclaiming regarding an active lawsuit/conciliation court case (and...
Short answer: No. Insurance, subject to some consumer protection laws, is a matter of contract. And the Insur. Co. cannot change its terms...
Assuming you are correct and there is no conveyance of an easement, there are two possible scenarios where your neighbor may have an unrecorded...
Actually contact ESGR, a department of defense organization to assist servicemembers with USERRA issues. If their mediation does not change the...
Based on my interpretation of your question, it probably is a USERRA issue. USERRA requires reemployment by your civilian employer following...
You can sue him just as if he was still in Minnesota since he was living in Minnesota when you loaned (the proper term) him the money. Once you...
YOU MUST ACT IMMEDIATELY!!! Your claim would likely be a statutory warranty claim under Minnesota Chapter 327A if it is a "major construction...
Your predicament began when you entered into a 50/50 partnership. On one hand, any partner can enter into agreements or carrying out the ordinary...
Section 504B.161, Subd. 1, contains the landlord's covenants of habitability of the leased premises, which includes covenants that the premises is...