After mutual agreement to terminate the contract, would the contractor still obligated for any warranty was on the contract?
If it's not too late you should add it to the termination language.
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If it's not too late you should add it to the termination language.
You should at least consult with a good bankruptcy attorney.
Not enough info to give you a good answer. Consult with an attorney and get some good advice.
A quick answer is no but she could still sue you so you should make sure you are on solid ground. A quick legal consultation could save you lots...
I think due to the size of the loan you should consult with legal professionals.
You should consult with a business lawyer and look at all options.
You should schedule a consultation with an Estate Planning attorney to discuss options. There are potential tax issues at state as well. A good...
Possibly both. Make sure you have someone competent documenting the mistakes.Then you need to figure the best way to sue.
A good real estate expert can give you numbers for both scenarios.
you should consult with a personal injury lawyer.