Can I stop a business that volunteered services while ignoring a request for what they would charge from sending an invoice?
Nothing is for free. You should have inquired long before you allowed him to perform substantial work.
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Nothing is for free. You should have inquired long before you allowed him to perform substantial work.
You may sell it and pay the taxes. If taxes exceed value walk away and do nothing.
Yes. Until a court orders otherwise.
Sounds plausible. I encourage you to sit with an account and discuss your tax options.
If your right was terminated then you're done.
Hire counsel and allow them to help you make the right decision after reviewing the facts at length.
Normally around thirteen but each court thinks differently.
Hire two thugs to go beat the snot out of him. The litigation to remove the lien may exceed the value of the car.
Speak with a local attorney and discuss the matter at length. Hard to say what to do here until your damages are discovered. No damages no case.
Fully disclose your status with the employer and then let them assume the liability.