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The other answers handle this question, but I had a follow up. How were you injured? if the person or persons causing the injury were NOT your...
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The other answers handle this question, but I had a follow up. How were you injured? if the person or persons causing the injury were NOT your...
Funny question. Actually trial by combat was never part of Anglo-Saxon law, nor Roman law, nor even the Code of Hammurabi. Sorry, it was never part...
Talk to your title company. They may simply ask for a copy of the death certificate and then have you sign an affidavit. If more is required, then...
If true, then searching the court website under your case number will tell you if a judgment was really filed in 2014. In Washington, a judgment...
I agree with the gentleman stating to check with the Auditor/Recorder's office, not the assessor. The Auditor will show the deed being recorded...
There are many questions to be asked before a proper answer can be given. So the answer is possibly yes you could file a lien. First, are you a...
Your contractor does not have an unlimited right to fix problems, and it appears plenty of opportunity has been given. A more detailed discussion...
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More information is definitely needed and the question is confusing as to what easement and what was cancelled. Yet, generally speaking if you...
The tow most common methods are that you can garnish bank accounts of the contractor or seize assets through a Sheriff's Writ.
If you decide the lawsuit is cost effective (i.e. cost of suit vs. amount of claim vs. likelihood of recovery), you sue the contractor. You also...