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If her insurance company denied her claim because she was at fault, see if you can get a copy of their report. If she takes you to court, show the judge that even her insurance company placed the fault on her and you shouldn't owe her anything. As far as the supposed taped confession; I doubt...

I think there is usually a time limit for a person can file an annulment. If that time limit expires, she has to file for a divorce. Check with your local state law to see if there is such a limit in your state. This may be extenuating circumstances, but that would be up to a judge to decide...

Did you get a receipt for that "deposit?" (When you paid this amount you understood it was just a deposit and therefore refundable; that's your story, stick to it! Rent is not refundable) There is still no signed contract. Even if there were, the landlord failed to deliver the property in the...

I am sorry that I don't have any information for you, just sympathy. I am having the same fight with a dealer that sold me a 1999 Mustang Cobra 3 years ago. My brother was forced off the road in a rainstorm and his insurance company is totaling out the vehicle. During their inspection the...

Small claims are usually a matter of he said/she said. File a small claim and let him defend himself. As far as it being his wife's car... I don't know about you, but if my wife was in an accident that required the door skin to be replaced on her car, I am sure she would tell me about it...

The landlord doesn't have a signed lease and failed to deliver the apartment in the condition he promised. Walk away. He can't show which part of that power bill is yours because he failed to split the meter. If it is in his name, leave it on the counter when you leave. It is his problem, not...

Is there a statement in your lease regarding adding and removing tenants from the agreement? Have you asked your landlord to reconsider? Basically, landlord's can charge whatever they want for deposits (some states offer limitations) and can charge first and months’ rent on top of that in some...

Agreed! ColumbusCitizen, I wouldn't wait their 30-60 days. You gave them 15, don't let up. They are probably just trying to buy more time in hopes that you drop the issue. When 15 days are up, file a small claim. Let them know you are serious and are sick of taking their crap. -Nick

What state are you in? Can you serve him a 3 day notice to vacate and start the eviction process? Has he violated ANY house rules? If he did, evict him for violating his contract. "TENANT will give SUB-LEASEES thirty (30) days written notice of TENANT’S intent to end the lease" This...

Communicate with the landlord! Ask any questions you have. If it is a legal basement apartment, it should probably have seperate utilities. Just ask, it can't hurt. The landlord can require you pay all utilities, that is not uncommon. Good luck. -Nick

Michal, Do you have a contract signed by AHA stating they will provide this 12 month training experience for you if X amount of dollars is paid to them? Do you have anything showing they took money from you in exchange for something else? A receipt? Anything? -Nick

I think you should just play this by ear. Pay your rent each month and follow up on the status of the situation. As soon as you find out the house has changed ownership, stop paying rent to the old owner. It may also be beneficial to contact the new owner and ask if they will continue your...

If misleading or false information was used to sale the vehicle, couldn't that be used to dismiss the contract? I am pretty sure that in Utah, if you ask the dealer "has this vehicle been involved in an accident," and they knowingly lie about it, that is grounds for breach of contract. I don't...

Doh! There should be an "edit post" option. That way I would be able to hide my misspelled words, haha. (Apologize, circumstances) Best of luck, Nick

I would work with them on this. Appologize for the inconvenience and try to explain there were cercumstances beyond your control. Offer to reschedule, if they don't accept that then refund the refundable portion of the contract and let them find another photographer. If the contract says...

http://www.lemonlaw.com/pa-lemon-law.html -and- 1-800-LEMON-LAW (1-800-536-6652) This information applies to the PA lemon law. I would suggest calling the number and telling them about what happened and see what they say. Good luck. -Nick

Have you requested (in writing) a copy of the contract? If not, do that and see what it says. Did the babysitter actually file a case? Or is she just threatening to? If she has, what is her claim? -Nick

Contact the finance company directly and ask them about the stop payment issue. If you have a contract, i.e. "bill of sale" or something of the sort, and posession of the vehicle, your issue is no longer with the dealer, it is with the financal institution you will be making payments to. Who...

You don't have to pay anything to him. Your legal case is with the property owner, not the tenant. Just pay your portion of the settlement to the property owner and walk away. Did you paid your portion of the settlement to the owner? Or did you paid it to the roommate? That is a little unclear...

If you can prove your contracted stated $0 down and $0 trade, you are fine. Either way, unless the contract says you will trade in your old vehicle, they can't bully you into giving it to them. Did you already sign a contract? Did they give you a copy of it? Most importantly, did you lie on...