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Have you consulted with a copyright attorney so you can protect your work and also, the work of those who are posting their materials in the website you are planning of starting as well as discuss the liability aspect? Good luck to you!

Write him a certified letter stipulating a deadline for him to remove his belongings and informing him of what you are going to do with the furniture if he does not come to get it. Make sure you have a valid address to send the letter to. If no response, you have covered all your basis so...

If you have a small claims court in the town you live at in England, start there. Save all the receipts and gather all the testimonies you have from those who witnessed the incident. Hope your dogs is much better now!

OMG - this is so much fun! Your posts are so hilarious... Anyways, Matt - I just wanted to give you a small sample of skepticism of what to think when you consider making a case and proving it. My Manolos are not in question here! LOL LOL LOL and I must agree and add to your last comment -...

Joseph - you will have to negotiate with him an installment payment plan until the balance is paid in full. Explain to him that your financial situation does not allow you to do any differently.

TLP - Let me play devil's advocate for a second. I am a huge Manolo Blahnik's fan. His shoes are to die for. I go to his store and buy a pair of 4 in heel sling backs. I go home, try them on and then decide to wear them out that night for a special occasion. At the party, as I am making my way...

What state are you in?

Go back to the builder and request an explanation as of why the HOA has pulled out and what will happen to the paid fees. The builder is the one who sets up the initial arrangements.

TLP, The new logo looks so sharp - the scales of justice are so modern looking!!! Thanks for the upgrades; for planning on adding the state requirement on the posting and for making the site so much better to navigate. Presutin

That is why I was advising you to seek the counsel of an attorney to avoid major legal issues if you feel that the amounts being grown are exceeding town and state regulations and you feel that they are growing the cannabis for other purposes besides medicinal use. Good luck to you!

It looks like legal action is the only thing that will make this person either finish the job as contracted or return most of the money for the work non performed. Hire an attorney as soon as possible to have this situation rectified. Good luck to you!

Send her a certified letter requesting immediate return of the deposit money and if she does not send the money by a certain date you will take her to small claims court to collect those funds. Hope this helps!

John - forgive me for the honesty and my comments are made in the most respectful manner, but your letter was very hard to read and that is because anyone who reads your letter with these many spelling mistakes would never take you seriously. It looks like the letter from a prankster trying to...

You need to report this people to the police ASAP. Being allowed to carry a card and use cannabis for medicinal purposes is one thing. Growing the plant is a completely different matter!! Make sure you consult with an attorney in your state as far as what are the legal ramifications that can...

The answer is no. Sorry, but you just don't have a case here...

Then ask X to leave by a certain date and time or you will have to call the police to get him to do that involuntarily.

If your home is not in compliance with any of the insurers' recommendations and those stipulations are clearly stated in your contract, then, yes they can.

Follow the link to find out what the Medallion Guarantee Stamp is and find yourself a good attorney to finish the process for you. For your old attorney not to know what that stamp was is quite surprising. http://www.sec.gov/answers/sigguar.htm Good luck to you!

Yes, they do. Their bottom line is the most important thing to them.

Why are you paying child support for another man's child? Did you legally adopt him? If not, then you need to see an attorney ASAP.