If WF can NOT provide the details of a $34K balloon payment on a mod loan, is there a valid claim to NOT pay & WF to remove?

No one can answer your question without first examining the loan documents you signed earlier this year. You can't simply not pay a scheduled...

Can a 60 day notice to vacate include threats of fees or does that make it defective?

The notice can, but does not need to, mention the landlord's possible remedies if the tenancy is not terminated within 60 days. As long as the...

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You must file and serve a separate Opposition to Motion to Strike. You should be prepared to argue and support any position that you take in your...

What happens if I don't finish filing the bk ch 7 docs by the date given?

Your bankruptcy petition will be dismissed, and if you can file again, you must wait at least 180 days before submitting another petition and...

Can I sue for airbags not deploying during an accident ?

The recall had to do with defective airbags that could release dangerous projectiles, not airbags that fail to deploy. You're better off getting...

What is the statute of limitations on perjury (at least i think that's it) and are there options i might have many years later?

Reclassifying this question to Debt Settlement. Being a judgment debtor is not a crime, and this is not a criminal defense question. No one can...

My ex want to sue me

He's only threatening to sue you to try to keep you from contacting him. Since you've already lost count of the number of times he's lied to you,...

Can I answer with a cross-complaint with indemnity to the primary signer, when we are both being sued by the collection company

As Mr. Ilmanen said, you can answer the complaint and cross-complain against your friend, but you are still responsible for the debt if your friend...

What are some of the facts supporting a cause of action for NIED?

You may be talking about the severity of your injuries caused by the defendants' actions, instead of a separate cause of action.