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In post 6 he explains that he bought a ladder after he had the accident. But you're correct. It doesn't matter.

The success rate of cold calling is about 2% or at least it used to be. But these days with all the spoofing that goes on and people being fed up with it, I would suspect the rate is lower. I get 3-5 spoofed calls 6 days a week and I answer none of them. And my number is on the DNC list...

The ladder belonged to the restaurant.

I would be proactive and write to all three credit bureaus explaining the circumstances of the transaction.

Was the house title transferred into your name only? If so then it is not only a civil matter but it is also now a matter of trespass and you could ask the police for help.

Or he could file a simple lawsuit to eject the trespasser.

Try the way back machine. You may get lucky and find it.

Traffic lawyers don't charge nearly that much to fight a ticket in Florida. There are plenty of lawyers that will do a speeding ticket starting at around $50 and not more than $200 depending on the circumstances. All you have to do is Google traffic lawyers near you and call a few. A few...

You should realize that your daughter took up a student place in the class that may or may not get filled. They basically cut the fee in half. Seems pretty reasonable to me.

The word reserved, when speaking of easements, means that the grantor (servient estate) reserves his right to use the property . It doesn't per se mean that an easement is created but allows a property owner to retain particular rights to the property during ownership transfer.. The...

Read about the Maine consumer laws when buying a used car in the link below: https://www.maine.gov/ag/dynld/documents/clg9.pdf I think will learn a great deal about what you can do.

Joe Biden got nearly 13 million more votes in 2020 than Barack Obama did in 2008, but won in several hundred fewer counties. When someone can explain that result to me I will concede that the 2020 election was fair and honest.

If you make $600 a week and work 50 weeks that equals 30,000. So if you underreport your earnings by 35% it equals $10,500. That could lead to a substantial penalty if the IRS catches you.

If you read the case I linked to and the cases it cites, you will see that it is the seller that fills out the assignment. The seller must complete it and have the title signed by the buyer and delivered with the vehicle. That is how the Missouri courts have interpreted the law you posted...

One POA is for OP and one is for her husband. They are not for the same person.

According to the case law you are incorrect. Read the case law I posted.

I will agree that the title assignment, filled out by the seller must be delivered at the time the vehicle is delivered. Bonnell v. Mahaffey, 493 SW 2d 688 - Mo: Court of Appeals 1973 - Google Scholar However, OP didn't fill out the assignment so the sale is void and OP still owns the truck.

Well the buyer can sue under the bailment but that has nothing to do with the ownership of the truck. I think you are confusing registration with certificate of title. The statute you posted has to do with registration (license plates) of the vehicle not the ownership. To prove ownership in...

Legally and technically the truck does still belong to OP until title is transferred to a buyer. There may be good grounds for a civil suit under contract law though. Please post your theory as to why OP does not still own the truck.

I suggest that you read the actual statute regarding unclaimed property. https://revisor.mo.gov/main/OneChapterRng.aspx?tb1=447.500 to 447.595 I don't think OP is any of those categories. The dormancy period in Missouri is 5 years.