Car accident and liability of other party for hurt credit?

No, they are not going to be responsible for credit repair. They owe a duty only to their insured driver, not to you. This is why attorneys exist....

What am I entitled to?

You are entitled to loss of use of your vehicle, which is generally viewed as a rental vehicle a comparable type. You are entitled to choose...

Sounds like a poorly run facility. However, it is not the duty of the opposite side of a business transaction to do your due diligence for you. If...

It is legal to use your apartment address so long as it does not violate any local ordinances or the terms of your apartment lease. If you are...

Got into a minor accident with an elderly driver and was not at fault. May be sued for stress because she hit me, what can I do?

Sue you because she got in a wreck due to her own negligence? That is the most absurd thing I’ve ever heard and probably just a turd adult child...

I formed a C-corporation and using private placement memorandum - how can I have foreign citizen purchase shares?

The short answer is: by making your offering comply with all applicable laws and regulations, whether state or federal. Hire an attorney already.

My insurance company puts the other party at 100% fault and the party insurance finally comes and says I’m at 70% what do I do?

You will have to sue. If your case is under $10k you can sue in small claims. If you are injured call an attorney. The role of insurance is to...

Can I use a settlement agreement to prove interest in a business?

Your father should discuss this with the attorney he hired to assist him with this venture, since the attorney will know the situation far better...

Which charges should I disclose prior to a background check for employment purposes?

What does what you think will show up on the background check have to do with anything? Answer the questions truthfully.

Currently have a family trust which owns our family home we are forming a LLC to be owned by trust can we just quitclaim to LLC?

Surely you are involving an attorney in all of this. Discuss this with the attorney.