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I wondered how long it would take you to see that it was for $150 Army! I love the "Dude" comment. You must have grandchildren! I agree though, I would just pay it.

Did he get further permission to replace the decking and/or rafters or did he just do it?

Well I wouldn't be so quick to say there was no bill of sale as if there was no contract. He should have taken a deposit, even if it was $10, but the elements of a contract do exist in your note. You have definite terms, you have offer and acceptance, you have mutual consideration, and you...

Really you shouldn't have too hard a time finding an attorney to do that. BOA has deep pockets and they violated the Fair Credit and Reporting Act which provides for attorney fees. Further BOA is clearly wrong. Truthfully I would be surprised if BOA even fought an attorney in the matter.

Did the estimate have any warnings about overruns and how they would be handled? What is his excuse for being 2x+ over his estimate? Did he give you any warning before running over his estimate? Generally he is stuck to the estimate unless he made some arrangements with you during the process...

There is nothing more heartwarming than someone who is willing to renege on a promise to buy. You agreed upon a price. You say you gave him a promissory note? Did it say, "I promise to pay" etc? If you did a bill of sale and a promissory note with terms of repayment he can probably sue you...

Your child support will go away when her husband adopts the child. Thank God the child has a man in his/her life. I hope the child never thinks twice about you again.

You need a lawyer to sue them. They will love the case.

Yea, what Army said. The best advice is DON'T.

Your only choice is for him to go after his father. Despite what Army is saying, I would sit down and work something out with the father because he did something wrong. he should pay the card. The credit card company does not have to recognize fraud because in their position there is no fraud.

While army is right about sovereign immunity they usually waive it up to 25k dollars or so. You have a case, see an attorney. You aren't going to be a millionaire but you will get your med bills paid.

If you are not in Ga there is no "legitimation" that you have to file. I'll do some research on NC later but I imagine this is the answer. First, ignore lonely, she has some issue with child custody and stepmothers. Second you need to file for custody of the child. I would file a permanent...

Ironfist, I'm from Cobb County Georgia and I have dealt with this very issue before. When you entered a Nolo plea your license was NOT suppose to be suspended. The correct move is to go after the suspended license charge not the original Insurance charge. Check your private messages and I'll...

Quietter, if you just stick to the story that he did not mean to hurt you, and he doesn't plead guilty, he will win the case. They have no means of proving anything except by your testimony. If you maintain that he did not mean to hurt you and that you lost your balance and fell, he will be...

Despite what ArmyJudge is saying you did NOT molest her or rape her. In PA 16 is the age of consent but 13, 14, 15 is ok if the other party is not more than 4 years older. You are two years older so its not felony statutory rape. Now it may be considered corruption of a minor but I really...

Send him a certified letter giving him 10 days to apply for a title or you will sue in small claims court. Receiving something in writing often motivates people to act.

If he puts a mechanic's lien on your vehicle he has a certain number of days to sue. He will have to prove that you owe him. I would hope you have some receipt for the money you paid him but the fact that he released the car to you is pretty good evidence. I would not worry about the lien or...

We can't represent you in court my friend. You sound like you have a case, but what are you looking for from us?

Yes. They don't have to use it for plagiarism they can use it for research.

I hate to say it but your best choice of action is to stop stealing.