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Was this financing done through a legitimate business? Consult with an attorney since enforceability of contracts in many states is state specific when it comes to age. Hope this helps!

I strongly suggest that you find an experienced bankruptcy attorney to handle this situation since these items are state specific. Good luck to you!

Repairs are mandated by landlord/tenant laws and unfortunately, the tenant doesn't have a say on the quality of the appliances the landlord wants to put in the unit. Yes. Since the landlord is taking action, replacing what is defective, you are still obligated to pay. What you can do once you...

What you need is not a website but an immigration lawyer in Ireland that will begin the sponsoring process for you to become a legal resident there. Once you are there, contact an attorney to begin the process immediately. Good Luck to you!

Let him take you to court and let the magistrate decide who is responsible for what monetarily. The sticky issue here is that there are no records of any exchanges and attempts to contact him and the fact that your mom threw away the items doesn't help here either. Your testimony as well as your...

Check out the link below for the Texas repossession law however what I see here is that you have a case for small claims court. You need to file a claim to settle this issue since it was for services performed on a vehicle that you didn't actually sell to the shady customer. Check with the clerk...

Unfortunately nothing that you have stated on your posting constitutes discrimination. Your feelings may be hurt but nothing illegal. See link below if you feel that you want more details on what constitutes discrimination. If you still feel that you have a case, then consult with an...

If you still feel that you have a case, then continue to work with your attorney and present the case to the DOL and to the EEOC so you can have your chance to make your voice heard. Good luck to you!

Ireland visa is not required for citizens of United States for a stay up to 90 days. Once there, consult with the consulate on how to change your status if your stay is longer than 90 days. Good luck to you!

The roommate that is staying should pay you back for your security deposit since she is staying there and you and the other roommate are not. She cannot hold your deposit simply because you are no longer living there. If she If she is not cooperating with you then take her to small claims court...

Here is the problem - you don't know if the firing was really due to the reporting of the illegal activity by the senior and you probably will never find out. Check out the link below to see what the definition of wrongful termination is and what are some scenarios where you may think you have...

Call the township, find out what the debt amount is and offer to settle. I am sure they will accept your offer and consequently, help you straighten up your driving situation.

I am not sure what he is researching. You have answered your own question regarding the type of law it falls under..."Back in April 2008 I was terminated under the Texas "At-Will" ..."

See if the landlord will accept a security deposit and a monthly pet deposit fee. If no fexibility from your LL, you will have to make a tough decision. Hope this helps!

If he is really innocent, get a lawyer like... ASAP! The lawyer will know what to do next when it comes to compensation for all the things he is being penalized for. Hope this helps!

Usually, you can get pre-aprovals from CC companies when you are charging for an amount above $3K. Check with if that service is available to your company. As far as the charge back, send copies of all the documents to the CC company and they will have to deal with the problem customer...

You are not going to like this answer too much, but here it goes: Your employer is entitled to hire/fire anyone at will. They don't need a reason to do so. Your record of not getting along with other coworkers doesn't help either. How do you prepare for this appeal? I find hard to believe that...

Find a pro bono attorney to help you with your divorce (that is, if you don't qualify for legal aid to pay for one). Good luck to you!

Until you put all these demands in writing to notify your Landlord, you cannot get out of the lease. Leases cannot be broken because you are unhappy, because they are not calling you back, or because the repairs are not happening quick enough. Landlords have protection under landlord/tenant laws...

You should approach the employer to confirm if you really have been overpaid. If that is really the case, then you should tell them that you are willing to reimburse the company but you can only do it in installments. Hope this helps!