I had an LLC purchase a trailer from me and didn't send payment. How do I collect it from them legally in TX?

Generally speaking, the pattern for collecting on a debt is to send a pre-suit written demand for the amount owed and a specific timeframe for...

Issue with a car dealership?

Depending on what you agreed to in your contract and what representations were made by the dealer, they may or may not have the right to take back...

I paid a mechanic $340.00 for parts and labor and he has not done the work. Any recourse?

You could ask for a refund and have the car taken elsewhere for repair. If they keep the money you could pursue your claim in Justice of the Peace...

June 28 2017 signed contract on a new car now August 10 was told car was never finance never was notify by dealer.

Your exact question is unclear, but this sounds like an instance of "spot delivery," which is when a consumer signs a contract to purchase a...

Can court order final trial less than 45 days rule required by law to provided parties?

Generally speaking, there is a 45 day notice requirement for first trial settings, but not subsequent settings. You might also check local rules...

I rented an rv for 4th of july weekend and i have yet to get my deposit of $500 back.

I agree with Mr. Bain. Start with one last written demand with a definite deadline for payment. Hang on to all of your prior communications if...

Based on the information you're giving here, it sounds like the "previous ruling" being affirmed was the one in which your employer won, so you...

Your question might be understood more than one way, and this is not intended as specific legal advice for your case, but as a general bit of...

Can I recover monetary damages for services that weren't completed?

An important question to consider is what level of resources you are willing to devote toward this problem. Even if you get a court judgment for...

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Should I file a law suit ?

I'm unclear whether you're really asking if you should sue or whether you might be sued. Either way, the Texas Citizens Participation Act looms...