Can the roomate of my deceased daughter open a facebook account in her name and talk using her name?

FB hates it if I post "links" sometimes. In other words, they can be very testy. I'm sure they would not like it if you informed them of this...

Can a attorney sue you if you fire them during settlement process, but no paperwork was signed by any party?

You are using abbreviations not completely known to all folks, even attorneys, who may read your post, but, essentially, what you are asking is if...

Both you and your daughter need legal counsel. That is most likely to maximize any settlement you may get offered, as the other side then knows you...

What can I do if I was intentionally misled and deceived by a major bank?

If I read you right, you have multiple debts and paid more than you would otherwise have paid to this one bank in order to have them open an...

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If you sell something to a second-hand store, is sales tax involved?

If the store is a licensed retailer, they do not pay "sales" tax on inventory. They will however pay sales tax when they sell the item(s). As a...

Is it possible to sell a car that is behind in payments?

People sell their vehicles every day with loan amounts outstanding on them. When the loan is paid off the lender forwards the title to the new...

How can I get my vehicle back

I assume the "lien" is related to the repair you are making payments on. If your payments are up to date, this second repair is a separate issue...

CAN YOU SUE SOMEONE FOR BREAKING A CONTRACT (MULTIPLE TIMES) IF, AFTER THEY HAD BROKEN IT, YOU DID NOT FOLLOW THROUGH?

There are Federal and State laws that cover these situations. If a certain down payment was agreed upon and monies to be paid in a certain fashion,...

Is an email notification of a bid won legally binding?

You have a whole lot of information left out here. Some questions that should be asked are: 1- Did you not do work for others in reliance on this...

Can I be sued for not meeting an agreement for services?

Seems like you are acting completely reasonable. They are required to "mitigate" their damages and I'm sure they will do so. Hopefully, they will...