I have paid a mechanic $700.00 and not fixed yet

Ron Burdge (as usual) is exactly right. Do not go back there and spend any more money. Write a letter explaining what happened and what you want...

Unfortunately, the law and the real world do not always align properly. The short answer is YES, you can get your money back or make the seller...

22 years ago I changed my identity via forged docs to escape an abusive ex. How do I now return to my original ID?

Definitely an ID theft atty and/or a domestic violence atty would have good ideas for you. I would guess that if you started using your old...

Is it easier to prosecute Elder Abuse or Fraud?

Family and Litigation are two words that should not go in the same sentence if at all possible. Do your best to avoid this becoming the legal...

If I gave $13,000 cash to someone with hopes of receiving items on a manifest that was emailed to me from them.

Stop rolling around with so much cash so freely and be a LOT more careful checking out the facts before you give someone that kind of money. Credit...

I rented a piece of construction equipment and it recieved minor damage he charged my credit card with out consent

Without getting to the meat of your complaint, if he had your credit card, he had your consent. You can challenge the charges and methodology, but,...

Should I be worried? Can he sue me?

Assuming this person went as far as to sue you for a (legally) gift, it may take some of your time but should be relatively painless, ie, no money,...

My mechanic (no contract) did a valve job and replaced the shredded timing belt. 200 mi later it has done it again.

Of course there is a contract. It's the one you both agreed to. You agreed to pay for repairs. Mechanic agreed to properly do repairs. Work order...

Can I sue a dealership for oil changes?

Both prior answers are correct. Best option, in my opinion, is to tell dealer what happened and see if they will make it right, either by giving...

There are some states that mandate warranties on used cars, albeit limited ones. I do not think MO is one of those states. Regardless, most states...