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If this is just a ring he gave you- you can keep it-- if this is a engagement ring -- there was a promise to get married and now the marriage wont happen so he is entitled to it back.

If this were me- and My husband were moving out I would make 100% sure I was there when he was moving -- so I could make sure my stuff stayed put. Or take all my stuff and put it in a locked room so he cant get it. Then after he is gone I would change my locks. If she takes your stuff, when...

Well if you signed a contract, they can sue you -- however getting a judgement against you and getting $$ are two different things-- If you have no assets or $$ then you just dont-- they will have a hard time getting paid back-- I am sure they will reconize this-- I would suggest meeting w...

Ok, I will give it a shot. As a Car Dealer here in Utah- all you need is proof of insurance (the paper) they dont really verify insurance. I would however call (or go in) the dealership talk to the General Manager and ask when the car was bought, the insurance this man provided etc.. I really...

No, This is a scare tactic unless she signed on the dotted line on the credit card application ( contract) they can not come after her for it--

She has no legal obligation to make sure her kids even know you.

Are you serious? Why don’t you have your own kids? Why is it your sister’s responsibility to make sure her kids go to PA to see you?

Divorce then Bankruptcy-- you need to keep in mind that the bankruptcy laws are different now-- you will have to 1st pass a means test to see if you qualify for bankruptcy--- however-- File the divorce 1st.

Not sure if thye would "charge you" with anythign -- maybe they could fire you

Yes, they can pull you over

No, UPS just drops the items off on the porch all the time-- it depends on what the sender has requested-- i.e. a signature etc... How do you know if UPS has or has not talked to her about the situation? This is your neighbor whether you like it or not, maybe you need to just move on and she...

They get a judgment against you and try to attach it to your assets-- i.e. Bank account wages etc... I was always under the impression the filing fee was paid for by the plaintiff-- you might want to give the court a call and verify the "filing fee"

Yeah, Wait till the bank see's it or even the auditors-- there will be a lot of explaining to do--If I were you I would keep my name off it

You are stating that you had no idea that he stole the beer-- so just tell the truth-- you dont need to make up a story-- just tell them you dropped the friend off to get beer and he got in the car and you left -- you did not know he was going to steal the beer--- and if you really did nt know...

You should go talk to them about it. Oother wise sooner or later they will catch on and the amount that would have to be paid back would be outragous. Better to fix it now then later.

Policy has nothing to do with billing people incorrectly. It is crazy to think a company has a policy that if they bill incorrectly you must bring it to their attention w/ in 20 days of the error or our policy states that is the way it is??? Hello give me a break--The rep she is talking to does...

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Call the company back and talk to a manager, the customer service rep can only do so much-- speak to someone w/ authority to handle the situation, if they don’t reverse the fee's or at least a portion of it, then maybe your parents need to cancel service with them and go elsewhere. As far as...

Hire a constable to serve her-- you & your friend should not be serving her. call a constable and have them serve her and if need be change the court date.

You could small claims him for the dog-- or the amount of $$ you paid for the dog-- If you have confirmation that you paid for the dog. However he could counter sue you for the amount of $$ he has since spent on the dog.