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Ok guys........the 13th ammendment does carry weight.......I was just trying to help the guy get it settled without going all the way to the supreme court...... Gary

Wasn't your son covered under your auto insurance? You can ask "Sara" to take the car to a couple of diffrent shops to compare estimates, but you are going to be heald accountable for what your son did......Ohhhh.......And they wont garnish his wages or property......They will go after yours...

the police may tell you it's a civil matter.....But you can try!! If that don't work then you may want to talk to an attorney.

According to the FCRA the information on your credit report has to be ACCURATE! I would stop making the payments, and watch your credit report. As soon as it posts to your credit report I would challange it stating that the information is not ACCURATE..(don't say anything else) The credit...

Should he get a court date and attempt to lower his payments, I am not so certin that a judge would allow this to be retroactive. I would argue that it was his responsability at the time of his becoming disabled to have gone to court at that time and ask for a reduction in CS. You asked if the...

You may want to get a copy of your dinner reciept to show the time you were there, and maybe a statment from a waitress, or waiter.......But if the sign posted states you can park there after 8:00 PM then I would start off by writing a letter to that plaza owner demanding an explanation, and...

Divorce law is handeled through the states........I am not sure about AZ, but in california the law states that when you become sepperated you are responsable for your own debt........EXCEPT....If the debt is caused out of the necesities of life.....You may need an attorney in AZ to awnser this one

Hmmmm........I would need to know if the order being enforced was issued BY your mother, Or FOR your mother by the county.....Was she recieving state assistance.......You could try to ammend the order your-self directly against you Father....Then it's just you and him...............

I am not sure what state you are in, but in California when a divorce is filed both parties have a fiduciary duty to one another.....Also, under California law a restraining order is issued as soon as the divorce is filed.......This order prohibits kicking the other off of the family...

you can sue.......However the cost(s) to do so could and more than likely will exceed the amount you are suing for. You can ask for court cost(s) as well, and you may want to consider punitive damages if the friend sold this item to you knowing full well the product was not complete, or defective.

In most cases the court would rule that you owe her the fair market value of the computer.

you would have to be in nebraska long enough to re-establish residency before you could file for custody of your child. If the Father filed for custody in MI before you can file in Nebraska then the jurisdiction would stay in MI. I am not sure what the residency requirments are for...

You need an attorney........This has gone to far for you to take it on.... Good luck. Gary

The problem is that your Mother has a child support order being enforced for you..........If you want the money then you may have to go to court.

If the contractor won in court you should have appealed, and counter-sued... Gary

Destruction of prvate / personal property is illegal. You need to file a police report and press charges.

Just because you "PAY IN FULL" does not meant the account was closed. You have to contact them and close the account, and get a confrimation #.. Some companys even require that you do this in writing.....

Is there a timeon when the repairs are to be compleated........ You say the work is not up to par, but you will have to have another mechanic substantiate this in court. You mentioned "terms" what are the terms, and have you given this mechanic the oppertunity to fix what ever the problem...

Not having a contract gives you no gurentee on anything. I am happy you guys came to an agreement on the price. Maybe you need to let him know that the job is not comming out as well as you expected, but because he is a friend try to work with him in a fair manner to get it right.........even...

If there is no court order to that efect then yes.