A party owes x for one job, owes the same party xx for another job, can the creditor sue for one job and later sue for the other
Your client should discuss the details with an attorney.
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Your client should discuss the details with an attorney.
You likely have no case against the bar. You can call the cops about the attack
A lot more information and clarity would be necessary. An attorney would likely have to review any contract and related trust document as well.
If the DMV doesn’t know what’s going on then definitely we do not know either. You’re welcome to take all of the paperwork you do have and all the...
You are welcome to hire an attorney to review your contract with the brokerage, which for most people typically means the end of the inquiry.
Yes you could take her to court about it. As to “and get her in trouble”, no attorney could tell you what the result is going to be with a couple...
The status of licensed professionals in the state is listed on the applicable agency’s website.
More accurately you could sue him for the fair market value of the vehicle, since based on the way you describe it he fraudulently induced you to...
No idea what your question is. If it is affecting your taxes discuss that with your CPA.
Anyone can sue anyone for anything. What will be the final result is a different story and would require an in-depth review to even make a...