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The only way to clear you name is to work with each of the creditors. But,as stated, you are going to have to fill out affidavits, and it's up to the creditor to remove you account from the credit report as delinquent. Basically, it's not going to get completely cleared up. But, what would...

OK. Now back to the original question - who's responsible, the landlord or the tenant?

One more thing - If our health insurance found out this was due to a slip and fall (so to speak) would they be able to come back and deny the claim. I'm thinking no, but I've been told they can, claiming that we should have filed with the school's insurance. But at the same time I have doubts...

We really weren't looking to sue. They should have insurance to cover such things. So I guess it would be more of an insurance claim. But who's insurance? And if it is the tenant (the pre-school) we would even be willing to ask that they knock off a week or two (depending on our cost) of...

I checked out of this one on part 1, right at the point that the scratcher mysteriously made it's way back into the house. I don't know what's more pathetic, the fact that I waisted 20 minutes of my life that I'll never get back or the fact that you typed that all out.

On Thursday my wife was picking our son up from his pre-school. On the sidewalk is a water valve (one of the deals with the round cover about 6 inches in diameter.) The cover is not flush with the concrete, but rather sits about 1 1/2 inches below the sidewalk level. As she was walking the...

I would call them about this. There is obviously a glitch in their system.

You have to kind of look at this from the seller's point of view too - he might have returned the money if you returned the car in the condition he sold it to you, but now you are expecting him to pay you back for a car that was wrecked while you had it. Also, what about insurance from the...

I would contact a lawyer in your area on this one. They will be able to advise you if you are correct on the law, and if so, they can write a letter to the water department threatening legal action. It may cost you a bit, but it's probably less than the amount you are looking to recover.

No. McNuggets are processed chicken meat that is pressed together at some later point. It would not be processed in the same plant as where the chicken is de-feathered. Could a feather slip past somehow? Maybe. Likely to happen? Not really. As stated it would be a very hard claim to...

There's a good possibility that the package itself was never lost, and in fact did go to the right place. Remember, the tracking number they gave YOU was the problem. But if the address was correct on the package, then in all likelihood it made it's way right to who it was supposed to. You...

I don't know. I think it's how he worded it. You all are right in that the first paragraph (the two sentences) make it sound that way, but then the next paragraph is basically "OK, now here's how this all came about" True, he may have meant he owed his Dad money prior, but I didn't take it...

If his story is taken at face value, then he only owes dad the money after the fact, which I still he doesn't actually owe dad the money. Think of it this way: You own a monitor, I steal it and pawn it. Army judge buys it from the pawn shop, but then expects you to be the one to pay him for...

I disagree a bit on this. It might be a civil matter, but I would still pursue what the police can or can't do. Keep in mind that the brother is the one who started this mess, not the OP. You have to ask what happened to the money the brother got from the pawn shop. Regardless, the...

Sue him in small claims court. Hopefully you have all the paperwork that states he would return your money.

It may be their fault that they sent them even though the payment was no good, but it now becomes theft in the fact that you are not willing to return the items even though you know that they are not paid for. As stated either pay up, return the scooters, or get ready for your arrest.

I think you need to stop and think about that statutory rape issue for a moment. I understand you are upset, but if he goes to the slammer for this, then he can't possibly be the supportive dad that you are hoping he will become.

Personal safety is one thing, her job is another. Part of this is going to depend on how big the company is that she works for. If he is an owner or close to the owner, it could cause problems. If it's a large company, that will help some. If that's the case, and he causes issues, she needs...

This is going to be a messy divorce situation. You need to hire a divorce attorney. And the sooner, the better. Some of this will depend on your state laws, but generally speaking, don't leave the home. Keep in mind that if you end up with a split custody agreement, she may not be able to...

You could still sue him even if he is out of state. As for collecting, they possibly could, but it would depend on the amount of the settlement, and what he even has in the first place. Other than that, your legal council should be able to advise you better than that. You still may be able...