Can you hold person liable for braking verbal agreement in Illinois?

You definitely should consult a lawyer. It is not clear exactly what the situation is here. To answer your question, oral contracts are enforceable...

Hi. what legal recourse could we use for accounts payable issue

It sounds like there are several issues here and there is not enough information to adequately answer the question. If you provided parts or...

For a small business with less than 50K per year income is there a tax advantage to incorporate or remain sole owners.

Unfortunately, I don't know if you are going to be able to get an answer to that question without a tax professional being able to look at your...

The unsatisfied amount probably is higher because it includes costs and post-judgment interest, which are not included in the original...

My roommate owes me $6000, and I have email documenting this with her confirmation. Does timing for the legal action matters?

It would be helpful to know why your roommate owes you this money. That said, it sounds like you probably have an oral contract since you didn't...

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I am looking for a top rated lawyer to performs collections against a firm for services rendered.

Honestly, one of the best ways to do this is just to google "collection attorney Illinois" or "Creditor's rights attorney Illinois." That or if you...

Can a judgement and garnishment be vacated

I agree with my colleagues' answers about vacating a judgment. If the judgment is vacated, the garnishment will be dismissed and any held money...

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Your chances of prevailing are not good in my opinion. Unless you are sure you were not speeding, there is no point in contesting. You can always...

Landlords (privately owned), are they allowed to make renovations on the condo with your security deposit without prior notice?

I'd like to provide a good answer but it's not clear what you are asking. Your heading suggests that the landlord used your deposit for...

Should I hire an attorney?

If the bills are expensive enough to warrant it, hire an attorney. If they are only a few hundred dollars or less, I would probably save the money...