Search results

As usual, Gail is right on target. First you need to mitigate your damages and then you can sue for what you actually lost.

At least I can spell the word "sue." Yes I am an attorney. I was being serious. You have several problems if you are being serious: 1. I can not imagine that you will be able to bypass the Statute of Limitations. 2. Does he have any money to recover? 3. You would have to pay an attorney...

Are you asking if it is a felony or misdemeanor? If you have it, give me the statute that you broke and I'll look it up. Its easier if I have the statute cite.

If you send their registered agent a letter stating your case and threatening to sue if you do not get your money refunded you will likely get results. If you do not, sue in small claims court. Rather than hiring a lawyer to come defend the case they will contact you and settle. If you need...

What does the "engine was in failsafemode" mean? Used cars are sold "as is." The minute you drive off the lot you are on your own. It doesn't matter if your old car is there or not, the deal is over and you can't reverse it. Now the warranty is a good thing. There will no doubt be some fine...

Why can you not see your son? What is the inaccurate information on the order?

Unless they are physically harassing you there is little you can do about it. Welcome to the projects I guess. Hope things get better for you.

Why on earth would you want to sue a family member for an ACCIDENT that happened over 30 years ago? Even if you prevail do you really want to sue your family member for money? What are you trying to prove? No one did anything to you on purpose, suing them will not change your situation in the...

None. Return the deposit and stop talking to him. No one is going to make you sell.

A general practitioner would take the case, but NOT on a contingency. You aren't going to want to pay what it will take to prosecute this suit. You will need to spend thousands of dollars and you are unlikely to recover as much as you spend.

Go to one of these agencies and let them collect your judgment. Judgment collection agencies in Virginia.

I must admit that I do not know. I'm sorry it is such a drain on your time. Call the clerk of court where you went to court and ask them if the remedy you seek is available. JH

You need to stop paying his mortgage, definitely do not pay his child support. You can and need to file for divorce before you have a one year separation. You can not GET a divorce finalized until you have been separated for a year. You are a resident of that house. DO NOT move. He has to...

Good luck with your quest. If you stepped back for even a minute to see how you come across you would understand. I doubt you can understand. Good luck helping the child, if that is what you are doing.

You can sue, the question is: "Can you prove how much you have been damaged?" While that is the most important question the other problem is that you knew they were there. Can you win? Maybe. Can you recover? Some, not much.

You are a resident in the home and he can not throw you out. There is legal separation in Virginia but it can only be by consent of the parties. If I were you I would call the police next time he hits or threatens you in any way. Get a police report and then go to the circuit court and file...

You can do a third party interrogatory though the court to determine the address of the person who owns the box.

You definitely need an attorney. The electric company will avoid you if they can. Get your evidence together and go to an attorney.

So this paperwork and equipment belongs to your company and she will not move it? That's interesting. You can either file a small claims court action for the monetary value of the items or you can file in Superior Court (or whatever the name of your equity court is in your state) and ask for...

Kaktenn, Thank you for your explanation. I never disagreed with you that there have been problems and they were not communicated to you as they should have been. Again, I would contact the broker in charge of that loan officer and see if he/she can expedite the process. Just like the LO...