BOUGHT A OWNER FINANCE HOME FOR 45000 AND THE OWNERS & I HAVE SIGNED A CONTRACT STATING IT ,BUT NOW HE WANTS $65,000 WHAT TO DO
Unless it was in the contract, you aren't liable for it. You would probably sue for specific performance.
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Unless it was in the contract, you aren't liable for it. You would probably sue for specific performance.
There would be an automatic stay (hold) on the proceedings. There are a few exceptions where the creditor could try to lift the stay, although I...
At this point, it is simply an accusation, although these days parents get arrested for leaving their children alone to play at a neighborhood...
There are so many factors that go into it that it's hard to say. If this is your first offense then they may be lenient.
You can file a complaint for judicial misconduct through the judicial conduct board of Pennsylvania. Will anything come of it? I doubt it.
Rifling through boxes isn't evidence in "plain view." That's more or less a full-blown search. However, the problem is whatever a cop says is...
Massachusetts has no expungement statute. But, it does allow a sealing of records, which can probably help in your case. The waiting period to...
You can try suing for private nuisance. This may make the neighbor act like a bigger douche, but, it may also give him a wakeup call and start...
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It's not the company's fault that it is being used for an illegal purpose. The same thing happens with credit cards, but nobody would sue a CC...
Doubtful. Even if he did sue I don't see how any court would allow a judgment for recovery of honeymoon expenses.