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People love to threaten to sue but rarely follow through. There is no guarantee of course, but my guess would be that this person would be hard-pressed to afford a lawyer. He might also have an uphill battle proving that his reputation was ruined. It sounds like that had already been done all by...

So send your 1/4 payment to the landlord with a brief explanation of why you believe you are only liable for 1/4 then wait and see what happens. You might also send a copy of your explanation letter to the other 3 as well. If they decide not to accept your explanation and they believe otherwise...

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On the other hand, CPS is usually short of foster families, so having a family member ready willing and able to take the child would certainly be considered. In fact in the case of my husband's grandkids, they went to him and asked if he would be willing to take them(small town). So I would...

You are not a party to the agreement. You simply made the payments for your girlfriend. She was the party to the agreement. She would be the one to bring suit. Imagine if a stranger decided to go to your bank and make a few car payments for you, then tried to claim ownership of the car.

The government(taxpayers) already pick up the tab aplenty for deadbeat parents in the form of food stamps, Medicaid etc. If he is paying less than the current amount, then that is because he doesn't make enough money to pay more. He wouldn't be able to pay the state either. I agree with Katdini...

If you can't find him, you can't collect. If he has no job and no money, you can't collect. Now tell us did you sign over the title for him to put in his name? Or is it still in your name? Or did you record a lien on the title?

Fed up yesterday, DH made the comment "this place is being run by a barrel of monkeys." Someone passed the comment on to higher ups. Lucky for him the top guy has a sense of humor and happens to be his cousin. He brought him a banana. DH asked what's this for? He said, well we have lots of them...

It's odd that the dealership was able to give you a clean title then it later "became branded." You need to find out when where and how it "became branded." You may be able to request a history of transactions from the DMV.

It is for sure. They do have excellent benefits.

They are not so bright.

The latest merry-go-round at the circus where he works is this. There are pot holes too big to go around and so deep that often the parts will slide off the forklift, getting dirty and scratched and sometimes damaged. They tell their boss "you need to fill the potholes". The boss tells them...

I don't think any of the supervisors have had any training. Their main qualifications are because they're somebody's brother in law, or golfing buddy or drinking buddy. DH is currently looking for other employment but finding something with benefits is tough. Most of his experience is welding...

So my DH wears hearing aids and isn't able to hear his phone ring when he's on the noisy forklift. He was hired for his current position with the understanding that he would be trained to take over for the supervisor who is planning to retire soon. He was told recently that he wouldn't get the...

You can request copies of the history of transactions from the DMV.

If he is willing then it should be easy enough for him to find out how to do so in France. If he is not willing then I don't think you can compel him to do so.

You can try and bless you for caring, but be prepared that it will be difficult. Mama will pass that one drug test and show up in court saying all the right things.

Oh sure. I'm not worried about it though. I almost look forward to it :)

Nope. I didn't have to fire her though. A co-worker told her she needed to call me to see if she still had a job, and she never called.

Person goes 4 days with no show, no call, then walks in Monday morning like nothing is wrong.