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Send them a certified letter. In that letter inform them that this will be the last time you contact them to correct the matter. Then if they continue to pay you just leave the money where it is for when the eventually get a clue.

Generally speaking you can be fired for no reason at all.

Because they are obviously going to support the pill pushers and you seem to be outnumbered. It's never going to be a comfortable environment for you.

People threaten people all the time. Doesn't mean they will, if they try it doesn't mean they will prevail. Provide a safe environment for your child and don't give anyone reason to take the child from you.

Used vehicles are always as is unless noted in writing otherwise. Lesson learned. Have a vehicle checked out BEFORE paying for it, or purchase from a reputable dealer who will give at least a 90 day warranty. The only exception might be if your state has a specific requirement regarding...

Factory reps also call on their dealerships on a regular basis. Call and ask when the next visit is scheduled and be there.

You say they haven't offered you a loaner. Have you asked for one? Since the dealership and GM are pointing fingers at each other, I suggest this. Make an appointment with the Service Manager. While you are in his office, have him call GM. When you have two different stories, you have to get...

The only think you can both do is try to get along with his parents and hope that in time they may come around to accepting the fact of the child(their grandchild).

This is a very good reason to have all of your service work done at a dealership. You can ask the dealership to get a factory representative to look at the filter and the oil pump for a second opinion. It probably won't get done in any hurry though. If you purchased the vehicle from a Ford...

You may have some cause of action against the home inspector if they missed these obvious items, but then again a year later may be too late.

I was going to make the same suggestion. It's one thing to claim that you agreed to a refund. It's a different matter to actually refund the money.

When you signed, you were agreed and were bound to the terms.

$200 is not worth fighting over. Give it back and move on.

Good to know that rogue clipboard has been disciplined and demoted with a warning against future occurrences. Now go update your safety manual.

That's hilarious. Was your explanation on the claim form that a rogue clipboard attached your face?

Adultery is more of a moral issue than a legal issue.

She also could have been buying food, clothes, shoes, medications etc. As long as a court order was in place you were obligated to pay and you had no say on how the money was spent.

You are most likely just out of luck. Feel free to consult with an attorney just in case there is something more than what I can tell, but don't get your hopes up. You will probably have to chalk this up to experience and consider your payments rent. Again, proving that you made payments to his...

So my guess is that the title to the vehicle was never transferred into your name with the DMV? If the car was still titled in his name then he had all legal rights to sell the car and pocket the cash. Did you have a bill of sale or anything in writing that shows he sold you the car? Absent any...

No her phone call probably won't be enough, but it should at least prompt them to check with the employer to confirm her last day worked.