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Im Being sued by my divorce lawyer for not paying my bill in its entirety. How do I respond to the papers?
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Answered on November 28, 2009
You need to find another lawyer immediately. You may be able to find a less-expensive attorney through Legal Aid (link below). Also, clients who...
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Can the dealer hold my vehicle if my payments are up to date?
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Answered on November 28, 2009
The dealer can probably hold your car until you pay whatever it cost her to get it out of impound, plus whatever service fees the dealer wants to...
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Cop pulled me over because he had the speed limit wrong. Can I have the ticket dismissed?
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Answered on November 28, 2009
You can (and probably should) fight this ticket. Request a court date according to the procedures in your state. If you can, take pictures of the...
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In a partnership, with reagards to a promissory note are partners liable for 50% of the debt?
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Answered on November 28, 2009
It depends on the terms of the note, but often, co-signers have "joint & several liability," which means the lender can go after either one of you...
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Conflict of Interest
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Answered on November 28, 2009
You are mixing up civil and criminal matters. If you have a civil case against your employer (the University?) then they might serve you a...
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If someone did a quick claim deed in 1996 recorded is it still valid?
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Answered on November 28, 2009
A "quitclaim" is a legal document that means, "if I have any rights in this property, I don't want them and I'm giving them up." You can write a...
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Consistently paying late - can they foreclose?
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Answered on November 28, 2009
The process to foreclose a mortgage is spelled out in great detail in your state's laws. For example, the lender must give _this_ type of notice,...
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Credit collectors
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Answered on November 28, 2009
Your own canceled check is the best document to prove that you paid someone. You may be able to get the debt collector to provide a receipt or...
My jewelry stolen from pawn shop..how do i get compensated...
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Answered on November 28, 2009
A pawn shop transaction usually creates what's called a "bailment:" the broker loans you money and gets to hold onto your property. If you pay...
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I bought an item and for some reason my Mom put it on a list with her Will.
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Answered on November 28, 2009
It sounds like your mother thought you had bought the sculpture for her as a gift, or perhaps she intended to pay you back, but forgot. Because of...
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