Yes, it's still possible . . . depending on your contract. A typical real estate contract contains several clauses that allow the buyer to withdraw...

Can my employer forge and doctor my contract?

Since forgery is unlawful, I think it's safe to say that your question answers itself. Contact an employment law attorney for the best course of...

Neglected maintenance issue = property damage

From what you've said, it sounds like you've incurred the damages of a now malfunctioning dryer. I don't know that you buying renter's insurance...

Is it illegal to record someone on the phone without them knowing in maryland

Generally speaking, only one party to the conversation needs to be aware of the recording and consent to it. So, if the same holds true in MD, then...

How can i file a suit against my landlord to make him replace my HVAC unit that was stolen in the winter?

HVAC upkeep and maintenance are statutory duties that a landlord is obligated to undertake under the state's Landlord Tenant Act. Based on the info...

We're being charged for things that were not our fault by our previous home's owner. Allegedly $500 in damages. What can I do?

Have you talked to the company about your concerns?

Can I rescind a contract where terms of dates are broken?

This is a breach of contract. Give written notice to the supplier/dealership that you are canceling the contract and want your money back (if money...

Is a verbal agreement of leasing a home legally binding?

I think counsel is correct that the relief you need is immediate housing, and that pursuing legal action will not grant that anytime soon. I think...

Is a verbal rental agreement legally binding? A granddaughter of a friend, she (grandmother) was a witness. 3 months delinquent.

An oral agreement to lease can be binding but it depends on the terms of the lease. If the tenant has skipped payments, why not just evict?...

Canceling babysitting care in Colorado - family claiming is breach of verbal contract & wants $ even though she never started

I believe the answer to your question lies in the terms and conditions of care.com and/or the actual contracting details made, if any, between you...