Exact language of the Offer to Purchase will determine whether you are responsible; while you quote portions, the whole document needs to be read...

How and what will be my response to defendant’s letter for “ motion to dismiss “?

There could be a variety of responses and that assuming the Motion to Dismiss is a valid motion. As stated by another attorney, it is close to...

I have a medical payment plan for a bill, what happens if I don't pay it, can I go to jail?

As the previous attorney said, you won't go to jail, but you could be sued. Also, it could negatively affect your credit report.

Roof Installed July 2017 Is it to late to take Him to court ?

From the facts, it seems you have a claim (and no, the July 2017 installation date will not bar you). However, you need to see an attorney in order...

Can I ask the company to pay all the cost to repair the house because they didn't do the original work correctly?

Without reviewing the documentation and now the full extent of your damages, it is difficult to give a legal opinion. (For example, how much were...

Can I pay off a civil summons (debt)which the plaintiff demands a judgment against me?

Yes, you can pay it off. However, you may want to negotiate a payoff. Often plaintiffs will accept a reduced amount in the form of one-time...

How must I get resolution on counter top & backsplash due to incompetant installation and distruction of kitchen walls?

After you get the project completed and walls repaired, you could pursue a claim against the company, however, you should see an attorney first and...

Can a supplier file a lien against my home that I bought free and clear?

You should consult with an attorney regarding the details of your claim, however, if you have paid the contractor in full and there are no...

What are the risks of not paying a contractor for unfinished work and unreasonable delays? Pineville, NC?

Yes, you should speak with an attorney. Generally, the contractor has 120 days from the last day labor or material was provided to file a lien and...

Depends on the type of hearing, but it is unlikely. You don't state the type of appearance, however, in a hearing for summary judgment, then most...