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He just sold you a BS story. You don't check for liens by taking the title to the DMV. If there was a lien, then you would not have the title to give him. If you have a loan against it, you have to turn the title over to the lender first. Same thing when you first buy any vehicle. The title...

The first question is how do they have access to this information. If they are management (even a supervisor) then you would be able to sue the company. This is a sticky situation, and with the at will laws, you may be screwed either way. However you also still need to take action, because...

OK, READ CARFULLY because we have told you what you need to know and you keep asking the same questions. If you plead guilty there is no way it will go off your record. If you don't want it on your record, then DO NOT plead guilty. The only way to possibly get this off of your record is to...

If money is tight, usually you can pay them in payments, not just all at once.

OK, hold still while I smack the crap out of you for not listening. Good. Now that we have that out of the way, jacksgal has told you what you need to do. The max. sentence would depend on your area. But here's the deal. When you go to the arragnment, plead not guilty. You then get your...

OK, I'm lost. Who tried to take your kid? Some stranger you sold the trailer to? And you didn't call the poice then? And, who were you paying the $750 to?? And, you turned over the title and the trailer BEFORE you got the money??? :no: At this point let him take you to court. In the...

If they get a judgment against you they can garnish you income. However, in your case, not everything. They cannot garnish federal benefits unless it was something like back taxes or alimony. So the social security cannot be touched by them. They may, however be able to dip into the pension...

First you need to visit the FTC's site (that's Federal Trade Commission) at: FTC collections site This will answer many of your questions, and maybe answer some you didn't think to ask. You need to clarify something. You said this never went before a judge, and that there was a payment...

Exactly. Stores hate the bad press, and you will get results much quicker. Not only that, but when they do take care of you, they still get the bad press, so kind of a penalty if you will for acting that way. Plus, it doesn't cost you anything.

Sorry, my German is still a bit rusty, but I get what you are saying. If your finances are such that you do not need a job, then you will have a better shot, but still, they are reluctant to grant citizenship to anyone who is not already an EU citizen. I would say contact the German...

Do you still have a copy of the Craigslist posting? If not, print a copy. What you need to do is demand the guy take the car back for a full refund in cash, and if does not, you will proceed to court. If he refuses, then file a suit.

Yes it is legal, however these types of inquiries so not affect your credit score. Anytime you get pre-approved credit card offers where you don't have to give any info, they have already run your credit. But there is a an area on your report for these types of inquiries, and they won't affect...

This is one where I would say call you local TV news.

I also wouldn't worry too much about the home loan if that's the only ding on your credit. It shouldn't bring your credit down that much, and usually the loan officer or motgage broker will sit down with you and go over any problems on your report, or you can contact them ahead of time. Just...

In short, no. Employment is at will, so she can be terminated at anytime with our without reason, so long as it wasn't discrimination. Also, she was now managment, so they need even less.

As I understand it getting citizenship in Germany can be quite hard. Their concern is having people come in and take up jobs, since, as I'm sure you know their ecconomy is bad. And it's not just the global ecconomy, they have had issues for many years. And it's no wonder when you go from town...

I know it's hard to read, but it's there: To cathy44 - Please use captials and periods. Your posts are very hard to read and understand.

Short answer: absolutely. Long answer: I think you rip her a new one in court. You have the canceled check, and her emails that she was obviously trying to avoid you. Also, she apparently never actually showed you copies of the money orders. And even if she did, that doesn't prove...

OK, I've re-read you post and here goes. Georgia is an At Will employment state, however you have a union. So you first have to look to see what the union contract says. If there is no provision that they have to provide a reason, than #1 the At Will law would prevail and #2 you have one...

I'm having trouble understanding some of this. You need to use peridos and captial letters.