We are in a solar contract and were not told it would be 25 years and $ 50,000. We want out of the contract
The contract controls. You need to have a lawyer review your contract and advise you on your options.
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The contract controls. You need to have a lawyer review your contract and advise you on your options.
You could possibly sue them for unfair and deceptive trade practices, but you’d need a lawyer to do that for you. Perhaps you should just forget...
If the dress is that valuable to you, then sue her in small claims court. But unless the dress is quite valuable, it might be less wear and tear on...
For 3 years you did nothing to get the gas company to retrieve the tank? And now you think you have a payday coming because the gas company...
I agree with Mr. Kingcade. Furthermore, if you’re represented in your Chapter 7, why would you post here rather than be bringing this information...
IF what you say is completely true, AND IF these acts by the dealership can be proven, then yes, it would seem that you do have a viable case. But...
Get a lawyer involved. I’ll bet you’ll see their settlement offers improve quickly.
There are ways to combat these solar panel turkeys, but you have to be ready for a battle. I see a lot of these, as I'm sure most of the Florida...
A strongly-worded letter from an attorney with some teeth may do wonders as a cost-effective first step.
Bugs are protein. They didn't charge you extra for it, so consider it a freebie.