Recent content by adjusterjack

Yes. A chargeback from your credit card is just a service provided by the bank. It does not absolve you of any obligation to anybody else nor does it abrogate the rights of anybody else to pursue what is owed to them. Which is not to say that the other party might not accept the decision and...

Statute number?

You'll pay more for the attorney letter than the cost of the job. Small claims court is your recourse. But what I would do first is fill out the small claims complaint form and attach a copy to a demand letter for the money giving a deadline date to pay, after which you will file in court...

I'm not a lawyer, I didn't play one on TV, but I stayed at a Holiday Inn once. Here's an example of what I think that sentence is saying. Bob, the deceased, left a home worth $250,000 to Jim and a home worth $250,000 to Joe. The income tax basis is the value of the properties at the time of...

If, by SSA, you mean Social Security Retirement benefits, no, they will not be affected. However, the sale of the home will affect SSI (Supplemental Security Income). Read the following article: https://www.pavelbuyshouses.com/blog/will-i-lose-my-ssi-benefits-if-i-sell-my-home/ She would be...

The trouble with asking "what law" (common question) is that there are so many elements to your situation that there is either no law (statute) that applies, or bits and pieces of many statutes that really won't help you. There is also "common law" which is based on case decisions. There is...

Here is a disclaimer from a car auction in Phoenix. If your auction company's disclaimer looks anything like that then you are stuck with a car you shouldn't have bought in the first place. You bought it online without inspecting it. That's on you.

You don't want to report to HR. You don't want to report to police about the assault. You just want to come here and complain. I can't imagine that any comments here will be of any real help to you. Consult an attorney.

OK, you win. ;)

Then get a court order instead of playing games with the banks.

CT, like NY, is one of those states that require lawyers in a real estate transaction. I've never been able to figure out if that's tradition or law. In AZ, the realtors handle the negotiations and contracts and the title companies do the title search and complete the transaction. Lawyers are...

Surrogate Court Rules: http://courts.state.ny.us/rules/trialcourts/207.shtml Surrogate Court Procedure: http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/nycode/SCP Estates, Powers, and Trusts. Try Articles 10 and 11: https://law.justia.com/codes/new-york/2024/ept/

Terminated? As in: "All advances not satisfied will be deducted in full when employment with (company) has been terminated." Which means that you are consenting to have the company deduct from your final paycheck any amounts that you owe the company for any advances of money previously made...

Then the bank should be complying with those letters by allowing you access to the account. Who are you dealing with at the bank? If it's customer service people at a branch, that may be why you are having trouble. Most banks departments that handle estate issues and are more knowledgeable than...

The following is from the Real Estate Purchase Contract provided by the CT Bar: https://www.ctbar.org/docs/default-source/section---real-property-(public-documents/model_residential_contract_j.pdf?sfvrsn=76cfa95_2 There is also this: I think that the seller brought the problem upon himself...