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Present all these items as evidence when you are in court since it enhances your case. From what you have described in your posting, you do have a case. Good luck to you!

I would consult with a real estate attorney in your area since this is state specific.

This has SCAM written all over it. Verify all possible information with the BBB, the FBI scams website and do not send any personal information or any money until you are 100% sure that this is a legit business (Which I personally doubt it...) Caveat Emptor - buyer beware!

Yes Consult with the law clerk on how to proceed You can denounce him to the contractors board and the attorney general. Good Luck to you!

Jane - like I said before, go to your HR department and ask them to clarify this for you. You have nothing to lose by asking. Take it from there once they tell you the reasons as of why the discrepancy on your paycheck.

Pixeat - Please, don't post more than once your message. It doesn't help members of the forum and unnecessarily crowds out the board.

Duplicate posting. Ignore.

Duplicate posting. Ignore.

Triplicate posting. Ignore.

You received the product, right? Now, all you have to do is pay the bill - that is the simplest answer. If you are trying to get away with non payment due to statue of limitations, that is not going to happen. Check the answer out on the link below...

Ask the director to consult with your school's legal department to see what other options you will have to be able to attend the course you need to graduate.

Unfortunately no, but you can ask them to help you find another unit for you to move into since they seem to be unable to keep things under control at the other unit.

That is a risk that we all face in this day and age. I fell victim to the same fate when DSW had the security breach in 2006. Did they offer me credit monitoring? No, they just gave me a one time free access to a credit report. So, what can you do instead? Warn the credit bureaus about your...

You need to talk to your department head about this and that is because the school can provide you with legal assistance. Tell him/her exactly what you just posted here and then take it from there. Good luck to you!

Call your lender and have them investigate this internally but here is what is raising red flags all over: You can find out about a person's credit history, current address, any default payments, where you live, past addresses, current addresses by doing a search at websites that have access to...

You signed a year lease - the error is how it was captured and recorded by the credit report agencies on your credit report. You should do what you can to clean this up from your records. Good luck to you!

Since we don't know the entire background regarding your case, it is in your best interest to wait for your attorney to help you with these questions.

By hiring an attorney to help you with this case.

Contact your attorney to help you with this.

Please provide state and indicate if restraining order is civil or criminal.