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I was involved in a car accident.Both cars were uninsured. we exchanged phone numbers and did not report accident to police.
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Answered on May 16, 2013
Both drivers could be cited for no proof of insurance and possibly leaving the scene, at a minimum.
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We have a real estate purchase agreement, which ended today. Are we legally bound by this contract?
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Answered on May 15, 2013
There's a Minnesota statute dealing with, I believe, earnest money deposits. I'd encourage you to seek qualified counsel.
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Can a medical facility turn you over to collections if you are making regular payments.
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Answered on May 15, 2013
Yes, absent a contract to the contrary.
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I have a room mate who has lived with me and in lieu of rent he has been working me. no written agreement. how do I get him out?
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Answered on May 14, 2013
Consult a lawyer familiar with landlord/tenant law.
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No Contact Order,Pending Charges
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Answered on May 14, 2013
Depending on the thoroughness of the background check, it's possible, or you may be required to self-disclose.
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Advice on my Repossession Nightmare?
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Answered on May 13, 2013
You should consult counsel right away. Without counsel, you must rely on the cooperation of the lender and its agents, but in any event, you may...
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Can a landowner request to be compensated (paid) for granting an easement?
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Answered on May 10, 2013
Yes, people pay for easements all the time. But I'm unclear as to your story. You say that you "w[ere] given" an easement for your own use, but...
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If I signed a lease to rent a house and find that it is "haunted" does the Landlord have to disclose ?
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Answered on May 09, 2013
I'm aware of no legal authority for this.
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What happens if you have a lawsuit filed against you for debt, and you don't respond to the summons?
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Answered on May 08, 2013
You lose.
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What does "75% of my after-tax earnings or 40 times the federal minimum (now equals $290 for 40 hour week)" mean ?
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Answered on May 08, 2013
This phrase just means that that portion of your wages is not subject to garnishment or levy ("legal process"). Thus, you have no non-exempt...
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