How can I opt out of the POA - after the POA was sued and the developer was Opted out?
Very unlikely that you can opt out. Get a copy of your bylaws but the whole nature of POAs makes it difficult to do anything but comply w/the Board...
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Very unlikely that you can opt out. Get a copy of your bylaws but the whole nature of POAs makes it difficult to do anything but comply w/the Board...
Mr DeProspo has it right. RICO is unbelievably complex and does not lend itself to an Avvo forum.
Maybe but you have some contributory negligence because you say you "panicked" and took out your own garage door. For the value of a garage door,...
Get a lawyer and sue and they will reopen the case
There is a statute of limitations for actions in almost all states. However, you don't say which State this arose in so I cannot tell you the...
If you are seeking damages you need to file an answer and then bring a counter claim for why you are owed money
You should confer with a local bankruptcy lawyer and explore your options. However, you probably would want to defer filing if the only reason to...
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The statute of limitations in Oregon is 2 years from the date of the malpractice, or 2 years from the date a reasonable person would have first had...
You have a property damage claim. If you can find the person who was responsible, you might have a claim for punitive damages but it would not be...
You have most of what you need to bring a winnable claim. They fell below the community standard of care and they were negligent. Where it falls...