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My question is did you receive any final bills that showed it paid in full? I had something like this happen to me. I had a phone line while I still lived with my parents. When I moved out Verizon said they would send 3 more bills that should all show a $0 balance (just to make sure...

The issue is it's illegal for them to have taken more out of the account than was authorized - $200. He needs to contact the state attorney general's office. Make sure he demands not only a refund of the extra $400, but also any and all expenses from the overdraft. I would also contact the...

I would call your insurance company (they should already be aware of the accident) and tell them what is going on. They have teams of lawyers and can have one take your case for you. What you need to do right now is tell the other side you are in the process of retaining legal council and will...

You are not going to be able to fight this with either argument. First of all, an officer does have the right to make the stop even if out of his jurisdiciton if he witnesses the offense. Usually they call in a local, but not always. Think of it this way - if he's driving along and sees...

We have a neighbor that is in a bit of a pinch with our HOA. They sent the notice of annual dues dated May 1st with the due date of June 1st. The dues are $160. The problem is they are living paycheck to paycheck as most people are, and missed the due date. It has been sent to a lawyer for...

I'm assuming they did so in the terms you pointed out above. As long as they make the changes there, then it's legal by their terms.

In order for someone to bring a slander or libel suit they have to prove three things - you have to prove it was stated or printed, you have to prove it was false and you have to prove someone believed it. The fact that it is a true ends that argument. However you may be running a risk of...

Brush up on the following: Fair Debt Collections Practices Act FAQ's Fair Debt Collections Practices Act PDF If they do not truly intend to have you arrested then they are in violation. And increasingly there are debt collectors who are blatantly violating the law.

Well, let's start with provision 20 of their terms of service: "20. Amendment. Skotos may amend the Terms in its sole discretion at any time by posting revised Terms on the Site, and you agree to regularly review the Terms." The bold is mine, and that is not the complete section, but it's...

They might be "doing business as" the other name. Also there is no law that says they cannot call your place of employment, only that if you tell them you cannot receive calls from them there, then they have to stop.

I would add to that the fact that he has not paid rent as another reason to get him off the lease. And when the lease is up I would move.

Do you have at least a public defender? That is the place to start. That would also be the person to try to find out why a warrant was issued for this.

This shoud all be handled by the court, so this compnay should not be able to charge more or less than the judgment. If you have been over garnished then you need to contact the court. If the company asks you to pay any more than the judgment tell them to go pound sand.

As stated wait until after he files, then sue him. That is unless he does go ahead and start paying you. Don't do a written agreement for payment because then he can screw you out of it by listing you as a creditor and it's possible that is what he hoping to do. Just tell him you will give...

Let me clarify - he would not report that she stole the car, just report that it was stolen.

Short sweet back story is I have a cousin who's husband is a hugh religeious finatic, and she was wanting to go to a family function, but for whatever reason he didn't want her to go, and since he's the man of the house (blah, blah, blah) he forbid her to go. He told her if she tried he would...

You both need help. I'm sorry, but you have a pipe out in the open and meth in the apartment, but "she really is a great grandmother"!!!! :no: her granddaughter does not need to be in a home where meth is used. I'd also wager that you aren't exactly meth free yourself, but that's opinion...

I don't know how much good it would do, but I would still call the police and let them investigate. If they really try to pursue this they could have the boxes fingerprinted to start with, although that might be about all they can do. But I would check into it anyway.

I would not claim that you were not served correctly because if you do not show up for the case they will win by default. The thing to do is contact the court where the case has been filed and explain to them that you have moved, the summons was sent to your old address, etc, etc. However, I...

I would call your bank. You don't have the same protection with a debit card as you do with a credit card, but it couldn't hurt to check anyway. Other than that your not going to be able to take legal action against them and come out ahead. You would have to file this in small claims court...