I signed a future lease, no money has been exchanged and its in a college town, but I need to get out of it.. help?

You should take your paperwork to an attorney and have him or her handle this. The demand for full payment seems unreasonable if in fact they are...

Can I be evicted for having pets when upon signing the lease the landlady signed with the contingency that we pay any damage.

Take your lease to an attorney and have him or her review the specific terms to see if you are in violation of the lease. Unless you have violated...

The Writ is directed to the Sheriff and tells him to bring the body of the person named therein before the Court . The Sheriff or any other police...

As a member of healthcare managers assoc was to have 4 day conference in Orlando Fl that ended up 2, all had changed.

You may have a claim against the entity that took your money for this conference, but you will need to provide more details and documentation...

What can I do?

You should consult an attorney to see if there are grounds for the successful pursuit of a restraining order. The circuit clerk at the county...

I was financing a car from a used car dealership And was not disclosed it was a salvaged totalled and disabled vehicle can I sue

You have several issues presented in your description of this transaction. You need to take all your paperwork to an attorney and he will be able...

You should contact an attorney who has experience with both secured debt transactions and probate matters to determine whether Wells Fargo still...

A simple solution would be for your mother to execute a new deed in her capacity as a single person to you and herself as joint tenants. It is...

Hi. What should I do when the insurance co tells me the doctor is overcharging us?

You might ask the insurance company for the specific contract language which limits the Doctor's right to charge more than the $1,418, then take...

Previous asked about writing a check from a joint account that I was still authorized on.

This posting does not ask a question. Normally, any party to a joint account has the right to take all or any part of the joint funds held in the...