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That is what you say. How are you going to explain to the judge that your boyfriend out of nowhere, had access to the visa prepaid card code? You are swearing that you didn't give it to him, but I didn't see anywhere in your posting you telling him to stay away of certain areas of the store or...

Jackie - without seeing the bylaws we can only guess... You need to ask these questions to the Condo Association.

Contact the attorney to negotiate the installment plan. Just because you are sending monthly payments, that does not take away that they never agreed to your terms of taking care of the debt...

As far as your situation, it looks like you have already "settled" with them by accepting the full credit for the sneakers from Nike. I would still take your case to a personal injury attorney to see what other options you have.

You will need to hire an attorney to pursue this matter in civil court since the amount (per your posting) is over the maximum allowed to be collected in small claims court.

Not really. You landlord usually has several obligations to fulfill when it comes to the property s/he is renting and s/he must resolve them within a certain period of time. The timing would have played a factor had he not really addressed any issues during your first month and subsequent...

Here is what I don't see in your posting - did you send your landlord a letter, certified, asking him to correct the problems? Just by talking to him, you don't have much leverage if you were to make a case in court. Check out the landlord/tenant laws in your state (google your state) and see...

This is the classic case where the help of a personal injury attorney is really a must. Get yourself an attorney. Good luck!

Not really. Real Estate Agents are granted a great deal of information about properties (with the exclusion of personal information) with the purpose of collecting and providing accurate and up-to-date information for themselves and for their clients. The fact that she researched the info and...

You need to consult with a malpractice attorney to see how you can go after the hospital and the doctor for his mistakes. Good luck to you!

Have you contacted credit agencies that deal specifically with student loans that are in default? I would start there and see what they can offer to you as far as additional information. To be honest with you, I don't think SOL applies to your loan. If the loan was a private loan but was sold...

No, what is ridiculous is your lack of common sense and flexibility. Options you have - you just don't want to take them!!! Give me a break...

Check the landlord/tenant laws of your state and proceed as instructed by the law. Then sue the tenant when the eviction process is finished so you can recover your for back rent and damages to the property.

Caskar - Appealing comes with a chance of reversing everything. Have a sit down with an attorney to see what other options you have in your state regarding the case. I can't imagine why the police didn't want to write the report. I believe the judge and police decided to work together because...

As long as you kept good records of all the details of the transactions and have witnesses that are willing to provide you with affidavits validating the story, you should be able to take him to court. I am not sure what state you are in, but usually, the max amount you can figh in small claims...

Here is what I see: 1) You are relying on your disability as the catalyst for the early early termination of your lease. 2) You are being unreasonable. It is all about them providing you with exactly what you want and not accepting their options until your lease ends What I don't see...

Arch - I have seen your previous postings and I understand why you feel violated when it comes to your information being shared around due to the nature of the contents of comments one makes. What you seem to be stuck and don't seem to grasp is that we live in a different world today where...

The risk of having your case thrown out...

You are exaggerating when you say that your son is being harassed and that is because, per your posting, it was a one time incident. Harassment is a repetitive thing. The school has taken disciplinary action. You don't have a legal case here.

How much was the EDM? If the amount is $5K or under, you can sue them in small claims court to ask for reimbursement of your EDM. If the amount is over that, you will need to go to civil court and request that your contract be enforced so your EDM can be refunded. Hope this helps!