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Since she's taking your clients, you can't NOT afford an attorney. Did you just skip over the question and go right to that sentence? Again: Does the contract include a non-compete clause? You may be able to sue for breach of contract, since you didn't actually "get" the client base you're...

Did you purchase these tickets on a credit card? If so, you could initiate a chargeback with the credit card company.

By paying him prior to court, you may avoid a civil judgment from him, but he can't really do anything about the criminal action. He is not the plaintiff in that matter, the Commonwealth of Virginia is.

You aren't being punished, but the mortgage broker sounds like they may have not been truthful to get the financing approved. If the mortgage broker cannot obtain financing for you, you will lose the house. You may consider looking for different source for the mortgage.

Because this is a criminal case the plaintiff is the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, not the victim.

Show up and make sure the judge knows of your arrangement. If they get the default judgment, they have the ability to garnish your wages and you could end up paying more than the agreed upon amount.

Does the contract include a non-compete clause? You may be able to sue for breach of contract, since you didn't actually "get" the client base you're being charged for. Have your attorney review the documents and give you further instructions.

Does your divorce address her moving anywhere with the child?

The assignee is the lender that is going to fund the lease.

A) The loan company doesn't apply for a title, the car lot does. B) Paying the loan has nothing to do with the title. I would file a complaint with whatever state agency regulates auto dealers in your state.

Probably not.

You can cancel the extras - insurance, extended service contracts, lojack, etc by completing forms in the finance office* and the premiums must be refunded to the bank. Unfortunately, if the loan has indeed been booked by the bank, your payments will remain the same unless you can negotiate...

uhhh.. after reading that, there's NO amount of money.

Your parents know they can have a different agent (read: not the agent they're already using) show them the house, right?

Joint tenancy: A single estate in land owned by 2 or more persons created under one instrument at one time. When one joint tenant dies, the entire property goes to the surviving tenant(s).

You got to not pay the balance of the loan.

I want to understand your question. It sounds like you may be considering a bulk purchase of bad debt, and rather than properly organizing a collection agency to collect the past due funds, you intend to contact the debtor and propose "selling" them their own debt for somewhere between what...

I'm guessing, since the police can't see the VIN from the comfort of their car, you were driving on his tags too. If the title isn't in your name, it's not your vehicle, it's your brothers. You may have had permission to drive it, but it belongs to your brother. You probably should think...

This sounds like a 3rd party collection agency or debt buyer trying to collect. Using the term "legal mediator" rather than "collection agency" is probably intended to scare you into paying. I would request validation before I sent them anything. If they cannot validate the debt, they cannot...

Fair Access Policy? I worked from a home office for an internet based company, and because of my location, the only "high speed" internet available was satellite. I found I was subject to the ISP's Fair Access Policy (FAP) often. Using too much bandwidth for the service I was paying for...