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If you don't pay, they will probably send the matter to collections or you will end up being sued. Contact the insurance company and let them know that you don't have the money but you are willing to negotiate installment payments with them. Be proactive. Hope this helps!

What is missing here is the spelling out of the $495 on the field where it reads "...in equal installments of __________________________________________________ ____________ DOLLARS ($_____________), first installment to be paid upon the due execution of this Agreement, the second installment to...

Yes, just attach the document to your posting. Black out your personal information though...

It is just you. You are not reading what it is stated after the amount. The clause reads that the total amount of your monthly rent is going to be $495 due at X day as clearly stated in the following "...payable on the (blank) day of each month of the term in equal installments of (blank)." Good...

You need to register your complaints in writing, via certified letter, so you have leverage if you need to break the lease due to unresponsiveness from part of your landlord. However, here is what you don't answer on your posting - were you disclosed that this was a condo where smoking was...

My suggestion for you to seek the advice of an attorney is still the best thing you can do so they can evaluate what you have as evidence and guide you on how to pursue a case.

Unfortunately, the amount is in excess of small claims court so you will have to file in civil court. Hire an attorney to pursue this case. Make sure you present the attorney with all the evidence you have (emails, text messages, phone records, notes, invoices) so s/he can substantiate the case...

Unless it was expressly written in a contract that you were going to be guaranteed any kind of compensation for an early exit, you do not have any legal recourse.

Howdy TD - please read these comments with an open mind, OK? Here is what I think is going on - what you perceive as a friendly approach when talking to those at the place you were getting your cup of Joe, might (and I mean might) have come across as borderline stalking. See, in today's...

Stacy - Your postings are inconsistent when it comes to the background you presented regarding this case. The accont was charged back and that is not the case anymore? Please, don't mislead those here in the forum. Seek the advice of an attorney in your hometown so s/he can see ALL the evidence...

Yes, it is.

This is a duplicate posting by the same poster. http://www.thelaw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26916

You can ask when filing your suit if there are other suits for that contractor but I don't see what difference that piece of information will make on your case.

If he is not offering to redo the work with a different mix you don't have any other avenues but to sue him in small claims court.

Late charges are legal as long as they are not excessive and violate limits set by law.

You can ask her to return you the funds, but since she was an authorized user, you cannot claim that she stole the money from you...

Yes. Hire an immigration attorney to get the process going once you get married. Good luck to you!

You will need to prove to the courts why you want to overturn the 25% that she is receiving. Just because your husband is angry at her is not going to work... If she is in violation of the divorce decree regarding the filing of taxes for the son and visitation rights, your husband needs to file...

File separately so you can recover the full amounts you and your wife lent him; you can file in Dallas. Hopefully, you will have emails and back up documentation to prove your case. Good luck to you!

Unfortunately no, since all the pages and your signature are at the end of the contract. Again, you could have skipped a page but the main thing is the beautiful signature at the end of the contract. Initialing something is just a way to confirm that you understood what a clause or paragraph...