You would have to engage a collection attorney to sue in a court of greater jurisdiction. By statute you can collect attorney fees though it is...

In who's name is it titled? Registered? That will go a long way in determining whether he can do it out of spite. Ultimately, you have a claim for...

Without a contract, you would have to convince the court by your and her testimony that there was a "meeting of the minds" and an oral contract...

No. At least, not in Louisiana. A notary is a witness to the fact that you came before them, said who you were, they checked your ID and verified...

Honestly, until you are asked to sign a document or ask you for money there is no way to know. This is like calling a doctor on a land line and...

You should consult a local attorney to see if any of the actions of your extended family run afoul of state or local harassment laws. If you feel...

The Constitution of the United States allows citizens the right to free speech. There is no right under the Constitution to not be offended by that...

Based only on the information given, you would be entitled to a refund. I feel there are important facts missing, though.

If you can convince a judge of the likelihood of violence, an injunction could be ordered. In the alternative, the court may ask her to simple...

No. Not if there was no clear meeting of the minds.