In this situation whats the best option?
The best option is to move. You don't want to pay rent, and you won't be able to stay without paying rent. Your verbal notice of maintenance...
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The best option is to move. You don't want to pay rent, and you won't be able to stay without paying rent. Your verbal notice of maintenance...
The two biggest effects are 1) damage to your credit rating and 2) possible suit against you for any deficiency balance due on the loan after the...
Late fees are one time charges for making a late payment, and are usually governed by contract. They are different from usury, which is excessive...
First, send the tenant notice that you will not accept any further late rent payments, and give them a deadline (maybe 5 days) to pay the rent. ...
Call the police or the district attorney and report the theft. The DA decides what charges are appropriate and what punishment to ask the court to...
You made a choice, knowing the consequences of each. Your choice is not your employer's fault.
No, you don't get her personal property because she breached her agreement with you. You may be able to sue her and get a judgment, but you are...
The short answer is no. Unless the contract provides for cancelation, you are stuck with it as soon as you sign it. There is no "automatic out"...
It sounds like the dealership never transferred title, so they own the car. The dealership's insurance may pay, but they may also sue you and/or...
Banks will close accounts that have no balances. It's strange, though, for them to open an account without your signature. You need to talk to...