Can I get the solutions to this problem especially to defend the contract appellant?

A Google search finds nothing on "Equitics" and "pony", so this probably is a hypothetical law school question. Under your factual scenario,...

How do I recover money loaned to family?

Small claims court jurisdiction in Texas is now $10,000. But, the amount of your loan still exceeds that amount. So, you may have to get...

Buying a home from owner, signed a contract now he claims the contract is null and void.

If you have an installment land contract (also known as a contract for deed), the owner holds the title, and you do not acquire the title to the...

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Ex wife wont pay mortgage awarded to her and its ruining my credit!

Read and re-read your divorce decree, which should set out the terms of who has what obligation. If there is a provision that helps define what is...

In case of a divorce, is a handwritten agreement valid in protecting property and cars?

The allocation of assets under a post nuptial agreement can help but may not be determinative. The fact that you paid for the assets also may not...

Can Capital Metro Transit Authority apply a new fair plan retroactively to disabled persons who already contracted for free?

Capitol Metro Transit Authority's web site has a page devoted to the Americans with Disabilities Act changes. The web address for that page...

I was inquiring about a contract that I feel should be voided with an electric company.

The Texas Public Utilties Commission regulates electrical companies. The PUC website has rules and regulations for the companies and their...

Is the auto claim adjuster unfair on my claim as I drive a salvage title?

I assume that you had insurance. Check with your insurer to see if your insurer agrees that the car is totalled. Incidentally, being totalled...

Accused of shoplifting in Dallas,TX. No arrest or ticket, civil demand notice.

This smacks of a collection scheme by the attorneys. If there is no citation or lawsuit (not even involving a small claims court), the Civil...

The answer is no if the lawyer who previously represented you received confidential information about you from you that the lawyer now is using...