I signed a piece of paper agreeing to sell my car to someone for $24250.00 can I change my mind?
Assuming this piece of paper has all the terms and it was accepted, then no you can't just change your mind unless you want to be sued. You...
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Assuming this piece of paper has all the terms and it was accepted, then no you can't just change your mind unless you want to be sued. You...
You are going to have a hard time if this is your primary defense. Defamation is not an easy claim and there are many viable defenses to consider....
This is fine. Insurance price is based on risk and other factors that are not related to the policy holder. Unless your contract provided that they...
A void contract is not valid at its inception. So, for example, a contract to kill someone is void. Essentially, it is a contract where the subject...
If you signed a contract and agreed to pay the earnest money, that is likely due. It really depends on the exact terms of the contract. As to if...
The only way to discharge this debt is by bankruptcy or by the creditor agreeing to release you. I think we can confidently say that the creditor...
Time to lawyer up. First off, don't admit things here. At least you did not mention names. So I would have this removed. Second, there may be a...
Certainly. That said, the transfer may or may not accomplish what you hope and it may be a very poor legal and business decision. I strongly...
Your rights depend on the contract terms. Moreover, he may have to get approval to withdraw by the court (this varies by state). You say he is...
This is not a cosigner question. You signed the loan, gave her the car, and she has taken the car. That was, as you can see, a poor decision. In...