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You need to go to the DMV with any paperwork you have and with the VIN of the car you have. They will be able to advise you what your options are(if any). There is a process you can go through to obtain title to a vehicle when you can't get the paperwork you need from the former owner, but I...

Did the attorney actually read YOUR documentation to determine if arbitration is the only option? It just sounds like he/she was assuming. Regardless, you should not have to sue. Contact the Dealer licensing division in your state and file a complaint. Also see if you can get an appointment with...

Ethics are different from legalities. It's not even clear from what you've shared that this is an ethics situation. As far as salary, the federal government has made recent changes which could be why you weren't put on salary.

My brother had a similar situation with a neighbors tree. The tree was rotten and dying for years. The wind blew down the tree on his house and the neighbor was not held liable because it was an act of God. File a claim with your car insurance and if they think they can get something from the...

Kind of seems like she is saying the total cost to replace the counter top was $1559.00 which seems excessive, but $209 seems too little.

And there is no way for the school to know what every parent might find inappropriate for their child.

It all depends on what you have already signed. At this point you can't say it's a lemon, it could be a simple warranty repair. Of course you can always ASK the dealership if you can return this vehicle and get another. It never hurts to ask. At this point they do not have all the signatures...

You are getting your paycheck when you are supposed to and that is all that should matter to you.

DisabledVet that is not correct. If they were going to payoff the car then the balance would be added. Call the state dealer licensing division to find out if they are still in business and to file a complaint. If they are out of business I'm not sure what you will do, but you should not be...

Go directly to the source, the insurance adjustor or talk to your agent. Ask them the purpose of the form and the consequences of not signing. Anybody else can only speculate.

You felt like you needed to defend yourself and you got loud. That was your choice. "He started it" doesn't work past kindergarten. Let it go.

Don't spend the money. When it is returned by the bank as fraudulent then you can file a police report. Don't expect the money to be recovered. If it ever is, then lucky you.

It isn't in Grandma's name, Grandma has a lien on the title. Legally Grandma would have to follow the rules regarding repossession.

The flip side is that when/if you have a slow week and work less hours you're not penalized. The only thing you can do is try to negotiate a raise in salary if you feel the current arrangement does not adequately compensate for the hours required.

The main problem is that you have an or agreement with someone who is apparently not happy with the situation. I agree with the others, pay on time, pay it off and lesson learned. When you make the final payment, make sure Grandma gives you the title with the lien released and you go take it to...

Was the vehicle specifically listed in the final divorce decree? Seems odd since it is in your name only so presumably the bank loan is in your name only. If the two of you just had some understanding between the two of you that he would keep that vehicle and pay the bank loan, then you are in...

Ahh, maybe so.

Absolutely not! Unless the dealership financed the vehicle for you(like a buy here pay here) they won't even take it back. If you are trying to do a voluntary surrender you would return it to the bank or credit union. With $15,000 down you should have equity in the vehicle to where you could...

He got the notice form DOL that they are going to investigate the FMLA violation. If nothing much comes of it on his behalf, hopefully it will help future employees at that place. They don't give employees any FMLA information at all, don't have any notices posted etc.

Oh I agree, my suggestion was along the lines of calling their bluff.