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Without seeing the form, and maybe your original lease, it is impossible to say. I would suggest you make sure the landlord is a party to any release - it should not be just between you and the collection agency. And take it to a lawyer for an opinion before you sign.

Did your previous order direct you to meet at the police station to do exchanges? Did the judge tell you you no longer had to do that? Or did he say you MUST no longer do that? I'm guessing he simply removed the stipulation that you had to meet at the police station. You are still free to...

Great. Hope you're sleeping easy now. :)

You might be able to sue the listing agent for negligence. Frankly I think it's a longshot. I'm not sure the listing agent owed you a duty. And how were you harmed?

"Jointly", in absence of any other language, usually means they need to act unanimously. Without having the document in front of me, it sounds like there are two options: 1) The mother is proxy. 2) The three sisters, jointly, are proxy. The language about "in that order" means "first the...

Depends on the rental agreement and your local laws. After you default on payment, the rental centre might have the right to sell the stuff at public auction. Usually they'll only do that as a last resort, after trying to secure payment from you in some other way, but since it's not your stuff...

Who's "they"? Assuming it's the company, and not the agent personally, the company is bound by the actions of the agent. Unless there is more to the story, this looks like breach of contract, or maybe negligent misrepresentation. The company is either bound by the agreement, or is liable for...

This is the second business purchase fraud question on here today. The same answer from the other thread applies. http://www.thelaw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34985 What does the previous owner say about this?

There's a lot going on there. I think the big thing is, the FA is not the executor of the trust; she can only make the decisions Ann empowers her to make. I would speak to Ann about her choice of assistance in executing the Trust. The FA is running amok. Tell Ann that you don't care about...

Was the business an LLC? When you sold the business, did the new owners sign new rental agreements with the landlord and sign person? If not, there is a strong possibility you might be liable for any ongoing commitments the business had to them. It is unclear whether the oral agreement will...

Giving false financial statements may have been a breach of the contract (if one of the terms was that the vendor would provide financials), or a negligent or fraudulent misstatement. In either case, your husband might be entitled to have the contract rescinded, or might be entitled to...

Never heard of it. Google is no help. Pre-Trial Family Disclosure? Parental Training For Divorces? Pipe The F*** Down? I'd phone the court clerk to clarify.

Pay them the $50. Realistically, they shouldn't have cashed it without ascertaining that you had the funds to cover it, but they did, your friend got the benefit of it, and you would have had to pay if you hadn't been overdrawn. Or ignore them. If they want to try coming after you from...

You close out the space by simply cancelling the rental. Sounds like it's still in your name (or else you wouldn't be paying for it). Just cancel it. If you can't get a hold of your former friend directly, leave messages with your mutual acquaintances that he has two weeks to pick up the...

It is impossible to say. If the bank does not take personal judgment against you, nothing. If they do get personal judgment against you, they would have to take steps to execute against your property out-of-state. I don't know what provisions Oregon has for enforcing judgments from...

If MN is anything like my jurisdiction (Canada), I don't like your chances of getting the subpoena quashed. But courts are reasonable about what they will make you do to comply. I would consult with a local litigator. By default, an order from one state is not enforceable in another, but many...

Back up. I thought no-one had gotten a licensed HVAC person to look at the system yet, the buyers were just insisting on it. If you didn't agree to pay the handyman, then don't, and tell her not to make representations on your behalf. I'm not sure why this is a big deal - it doesn't sound...

Just because your name is on title does not make you the mortgagee. You are the mortgagee if you signed the mortgage papers with the bank. It sounds like you did. Where do you live? Whether the bank can pursue personal judgment against you for any mortgage shortfall depends on the laws of...

I don't think you can assume you are not liable. What is the $1000 one-time fee for? When did you know (or when ought you to have known) that it was to be part of your closing costs? Look at it from the bank's point of view - why should they NOT be allowed to correct the error? Was it a...

What's your involvement with the mortgage? The bank is entitled to seek personal judgment against the mortgagee for any shortfall. Are you the mortgagee, or a guarantor? I don't know what you mean by "forming an LLC on the property itself" or how you think this might work.