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Does it say in the check that it is void after a certain amount of time? Now, besides the obvious question of how could this have happened, here is what you can do: ask your current boss if he can pay you for the check balance in installments. Hope this helps!

No. Hiring a realtor is not a guarantee that your property will be sold (specially in the marketplace we are in today!!!). You should have continued trying to make the payments while the house was being offered and you could also have approached her if you were not happy with how she was...

If you are innocent and in order to protect your interests, hire an attorney.

What state are you in?

Propose to him that you will incurr the cost of hiring a professional painter and the cost of the paint so the job can get done when you move out. Now, if you don't want to incurr those, then, you will have to let him paint. I am sure there is a clause somewhere in the lease agreement stating...

Get your representative involved if you feel that strongly about it.

He does have a case since you confirmed that the jacket was in your possession when he called about it. If he can prove to you that he paid the $1,400 then you will have to pay that amount. Clothing in general do not depreciate because it is not considered an asset. As far as how can he prove...

Sue them in small claims court and use the evidence you have to enhance your case (pictures and independent contractors). Hope this helps!

Paying the bill. Yes, and the answer was provided by you "...quickly realized that his name must have still been listed under the people given permission to use my account..." Unless you want this person to comeback into your life and terrorize you because of a $141 dollar bill, I would just...

In some states, if an ex-spouse lives with a partner who supports the household in some monetary fashion, alimony can be lowered or stopped (check out if yours is). If your dad can prove that she doesn't need the money, then have your dad file a petition in court to have the money lowered or...

Go back to your bankruptcy attorney and request the information filed with the documents. If he did this right, he got the correct amount from the finance company on the list of companies that were discharged. If that was indeed the case, you should share with the co-signer this information so...

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Was this a small claims court suit?

Did your mom leave a will ? If so, on it, did she convey the title of the property to you?

The answer to your question is no. Here is why: you have entered a contract for a year lease and that is what you are bound to regardless of the amount of time you have lived in the property. Yes, they will be losing money because they were counting on you year commitment for that unit and if...

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I would sit down with a labor/employment attorney in your area to see what are the options you and your coworkers have to verify if you company is in compliance with the plan and if you can add the language you would like to see that will cover the issues that you have raised. Hope this helps...

Check out the link below to get your answers and how to proceed if you feel that you have a case. Good luck to you! http://www.employeeissues.com/fired_job.htm http://www.employeeissues.com/discrimination.htm

Yes. Hire an attorney. Good luck to you!

Being mouthy does not entitle you to a free pass and to having the red carpet rolled out to you by everyone who you think are doing whatever they please. It is obvious to me that you are not being completely forthcoming on your posting, so you got what you deserved. You have no case!