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That will all depend on the type of BK they will file; you will have to wait and see...

Have you mentioned the incident to your company's loss and prevention department? If not, file a complaint. Inform them that the supervisor had signed for the boxes (show them the screenshot with the trackings and the signature from him) and request if they can verify videotapes for the...

If you are an owner, contact your HOA or POA. If you are a renter, contact your landlord so s/he can, through the HOA or POA, address the issue with the neighbor. In the meantime, consider putting a muzzle on your dog until the situation is resolved. Hope this helps!

If it is in the condo's bylaws, yes they do. You have already answered your own question ..."but they say I need to make "proposal" to board, asking for more than 60g, but change is unlikely." Good luck to you!

We could go on and on and speculate on a bunch of things here, and at the end, the best advice one can give you if for you to consult with your attorney. Best of luck to you!

Help to you will have to come in the form of an attorney. Hire one to help you with your defense. Best of luck to you!

Follow the link below to see what those are. Hope this helps! http://www.ckfraud.org/penalties.html

Check out this link. You don't have to specifically find anything that will say spiders but you can list it under repairs and habitability. Good luck to you! http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/problems.shtml

Have you checked the landlord/tenant laws in your state to see what remedies are available to you when it comes to cases like yours? Once you do that and see what they are, you need to write management a letter (certified) explaining the situation and requesting immediate action (as per the...

Check the landlord/tenant laws in your state regarding security deposits so you can, with certainty, tell the new landlord who is responsible for what. Hope this helps!

Was a service guarantee offered when you hired this company? If not, demand to talk to a partner on the firm. State that you had entrusted their company for tax services and having the IRS coming after you for a balance that didn't get paid is not what you expected to see. Be persistant and talk...

OK. Thanks!

Hire an attorney is the best advice you can get. Hope this helps!

Hire a personal injury attorney like...yesterday!!! Best of luck to you!

Unfortunately, since there is no meeting of the minds on the agreements drawn, you would be better off if you actually hired your own attorney due to the fact that is not just debt that is at stake here, but also, intellectual property. Hope this helps!

mel62180 - please post this thread under Bank & Finance - contracts.

So, you didn't sign any copies, period? That can open a door for you! Here is what I suggest. Consult with an attorney so s/he can review both contracts and determine if the contract(s) is/are enforceable or not. The sticky issue here is the even though you didn't sign the contract(s), you took...

It does apply to you. Follow this link so you can proceed with the process. Best of luck to you! http://www.amcits.com/canadians.asp

You are correct. Go over your contract and see if they expressly stated that you would have been guaranteed a minimum amount of hours. If that is the case, you have a shot. Check also your contract to see what specifically is said about rescision and penalties.

Here is what I am not getting - why isn't that you have not reported your friend to the authorities? You can get in deep trouble for not doing so and I am sure you have not realized the consequences of your act. If I were you, I would be worried about charges that will be possibly brought upon...