okay, well i guess its the paperwork. In my state its very specific. Enter the principle ____,
prejudgement interest ______, service expenses _____. They dont just give me a space to scribble down anything I want. I guess I'll just add it to the principle and wait the the inevitable default...
so say I wanted to add half of the next months rent and utilities. That'd be an additional $500-$550. Do I apply this to the principle or service expenses? My claims still gonna be below the $1500 mark so I shouldn't need an attorney or anything right? Am I entitled to the additional months rent...
And the rest of the question? I guess I really have to spell it out.
Instead of going to google and searching for "amortizer programs," I searched for "free legal advice." Like most people would do. I then found the link to this site offering "free legal advice since 1995..." I instead am...
So... How do I calculate the interest? Paperwork states a 9% statutory rate per annum. Not sure... Filing fees would just be the $47 I have to pay to file?
I ended up have to move out also because I wasn't able to afford the apartment alone. Isn't he responsible partly for the time and money...
So I'll try to keep this short. I had to cover a former roommates rent and utilities in April of '07. He signed a promissory note to pay it back. He also moved out at that point. Fast forward to today. I got a hold of him, finally, and got his address. I'm filling out the paperwork now. He's...