Can I sue the lender?
Having to put no money down is certainly suspicious. If it sounds too good to be true, it is to good to be true. You might call the Attorney...
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Having to put no money down is certainly suspicious. If it sounds too good to be true, it is to good to be true. You might call the Attorney...
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Since you got the Summons, you need to appear. If you do not, there could be judgment entered against you. If you then plead that you were never...
Unless the wife had a mental deficiency, I would call this criminally negligent homicide. You need to talk to a lawyer and flush out the details.
You are right. Your wife's lawyer is wrong. If you have lost you job because , the company has downsized, gone out of business, you got sick,...
Your trash is not common area maitenance. You owe the money.
Landlord will file an action to put you out. But nothing would happen, i.e. the Sheriff would not come before you already out. You might give...
You are to include all creditors and possible creditors in your Petition.
If he files for full custody, you will need an attorney. When she is 16 she can participate and if she wants to be with him, chances are she will.
I do not understand - she made final payments but there is still a balance that you are paying. I might calculate how much you paid for the car and...
No idea. Insufficient information. See a medical malpractice attorney.