My dogs were given away by my brother in a vengeful act.
Although you could sue your brother for the value of the things he took, frankly it's a bad idea for at least 3 reasons. 1) As long as you're out...
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Although you could sue your brother for the value of the things he took, frankly it's a bad idea for at least 3 reasons. 1) As long as you're out...
The answer depends on the terms of your contract with the seller. If the house was sold as is, and the owner did not misrepresent the condition of...
I agree that on the facts stated, your former associate owes you, whether or not you've paid. You have incurred a debt based on his agreement to...
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I don't know why not - call the gas company and ask. However, I don't know why you would want to be responsible for utilities in a place that you...
501c3 is a tax exempt status. While the IRS has requirements for maintaining the tax exemption which include disclosure of certain information,...
Your defendant may or may not have enough "minimum contacts" with Texas to sue him in Texas. However, unless he has assets in Texas, even getting...
I would recommend you do this as a secured debt, and with you in possession of the collateral until repayment is made. You also want to make sure...
Yes, you can get a writ of sequestration in this situation, It requires filing a petition and asking for the writ as special relief, and posting a...
There's really no way to answer this question without knowing more about the facts. For instance, what was the agreement between the two of you? ...
No. You're not married and Texas does not grant alimony rights to people who are not married. However, I get the sense that there's more to...