Hired someone to do work and I paid him $700 via check. He never did the work. Is it worth going to court?
Might be worth going to JP Court. You can do that without an attorney.
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Might be worth going to JP Court. You can do that without an attorney.
(This is more of a Divorce/ Community Property question than Business. Re-tagging.)
Re-tagging as personal injury. What are your damages? Did you seek medical attention?
The order should enumerate his right to the information so the district should be willing to share that.
Bring the matter before a JP Court to decide. You might end up on Judge Judy!
(Re-tagging this as Child Custody rather than not specified. Good Luck.)
Is this a property already jointly held? Or an inheritance? Can you give a few more details? (Guessing you wanted a Probate answer, so...
Hard to help without getting more involved in the facts. Sounds like the two of you need to sit down and go over every detail. $2,800 is not a lot...
Start with a demand letter - not a phone call. Send the letter CMRRR, demanding the account info you seek. If you have any knowledge of the amount...
Most likely, yes. The dealership may have some defenses. Review this with an attorney that handles DTPA/ Consumer Law.
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