If there were no funds in the account, and you will want to confirm this with the credit union, then you really don't have to do anything. If the...

Can I define words differently than their general definitions and use them as such in a license agreement?

The answer to the question in the first paragraph is "yes", this is a common practice. Trying to redefine the meaning of a standard term like...

When a publishing contract says that all rights granted by Author will cease, does that apply to the indemnification also?

Generally speaking, absent specific language to the contrary, all terms of an agreement cease to be enforceable at the expiration of the...

Which small claims court will be applicable for return of security deposit

Unless there's a Venue clause in the lease agreement, the proper court would be in the County in which the contract (lease agreement) was signed.

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I need to stop wage garnishment

You need to have an attorney look at the Writ of Execution and Memorandum of Costs that the creditor filed to obtain the wage garnishment. At 10%...

I have a judgement against me that's growing, I want to know what can be done? Can an attorney get me out of it, or settle for l

It depends ... on a lot of facts that are not included in your question. Generally speaking though, both of your suggestions are possible. You...

You can use your judgment to bid on the car at auction, but if the sale price is greater than $1,500.00 you'll have to come up with the balance in...

My wages are being garnished.

You might be able to get the judgment set aside, but that depends on a lot of facts that are not provided. It mostly depends on how old the...

I own a gardening business. Is my form considered a contract i must follow or can i get sued for that sheet?

As the other attorneys mentioned, the interaction between you and the client almost certainly amounts to at least an oral contract, and likely a...

The answer to your question is: It depends. It depends on the contents of the agreement you signed. You should consult with an attorney to...