Can I back out of a real estate transaction if final walk-through shows new problems and the seller's resolution isn't fair?
I would need to review the REPC, but you may be relieved from any of you obligations pursuant to a likely breach.
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I would need to review the REPC, but you may be relieved from any of you obligations pursuant to a likely breach.
Solid answers by the previous two attorneys. Good luck!
I would contact a local debt collection attorney. This should not be too difficult to accomplish. Good luck!
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I agree with both the above responses. Good advice.
I agree with my colleagues, I would seek the advice of a local tax attorney. Good luck!
I agree with my colleagues, tough case and uphill battle. It determining whether to pursue litigation, weigh the impact that such a suit will have...
That is frustrating. you do have some recourse; however, it won't be in the form of a lien. This is likely a simple breach of the lease agreement....
I agree with my colleagues, I would contact a local medical malpractice attorney as quickly as possible.
I am sorry to hear about your situation. I agree with my colleague. Demand access to the trust. If this does not work, contact a local attorney....
You may have grounds to rescind the contract. I would contact a local consumer law attorney. Good luck!