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How do I protect myself from possible lawsuits in the future? If your house is having all these problems, do you think it will pass inspection? That in itself is opening the door for future lawsuits Can I ask all agents and potential buyers to sign an agreement stating that they will accept...

I agree with SJ. Your wife wants to take you to the cleaners... Good Luck to you. You will need it!

Have you checked the landlord/tenant laws in your state to see what is the remedy if your landlord delays the return of the security deposit? The danger when you rent a place with someone that has pets is that, unless you specify the security deposit prorate, you as a lease holder are as...

I am assuming that only your name is on the deed or is his name there as well? and was the reason why he applied for an assumption because he wanted you out of the house?

Well...without the legal upperhand, your husband is taking advantage of this situation! Can you not make the payments and then get reimbursed by your ex just for the sake of protecting your credit while you have your attorney clear this out with him?

When I received a ticket a couple of years ago, I was like you (clean driving record for over 20 years) so I showed up to court and before my name was up, the DA turned around and offered me a deal - which would do nothing for me because the points would still be on my license. I plead the case...

A reasonable person would have requested the help of a sales person when it came to how the unusual equipment worked. If your claim is to have them pay you for not having instructions attached to the equipment, that is a very weak argument. I am not sure you have much of a case here...

I agree. If the case here involves you having contact with this person due to sharing custody of your son with your ex you are going to be best served by your attorney's advice.

What kind of damage are you trying to claim? I don't see here that you were physically harmed and that this incident has stopped you from continuing with your life. Monetary damage - filing the case in court will cost you more than the amount you had to pay for the replacement blind. So, the...

I am surprised to see why you didn't file workman's comp right after your injury. You need to discuss with a workman's compensation lawyer your options.

Unfortunately, you have no other choice but to involve the check writers to gather the personal information of those that are depositing/cashing the checks you used to pay for the speakers and that is because you don't have any other way of gathering that information so you can sue them. Now, if...

You and your attorney will eventually have to provide copies of what you have so, if she asks you again for it, you should tell her that you will be sharing that information with her attorney. Good Luck!

You should pursue this legally so hire a good attorney to put the case together for you. Hope this helps!

The transaction is probably pending in their system waiting to be processed. The same happened to me when I was paying for one of my certifications. It took the institution forever(over 20 days) for them to finally process my payment. My advice: don't spend the money since it is pending in the...

He can probably sue you in small claims court. Try to negotiate (either on your own or through mediation) monthly installments that you can afford so you don't put yourself in a little bit of a financial pickle. Good Luck!

It seems like he is going to but you cannot try to make right when he is the one who is doing the wrong. All you can do is file complaints against him and hopefully, those who are going to be renting from him, will be wise enough to check him out before they close on a leasing deal. Best of luck...

I would be proactive and find out what are the landlord's obligations in your state since he seems to be in obvious violation of the law. Also, there will, along with the obligations, be a list of remedies that you can demand from him. If he is a chronic violator who doesn't respond to court...

No and no. That may be a typo when they were preparing your agreement and you can always go back to the leasing office to have that fixed.

I would go further and check out the remedies that are in the landlord/tenant laws of your city/state. Google that information before you ask the zoning bureaucrats so you will have ammunition to throw at them.

You can file a suit in small claims court against your neighbor if you think that the amount of your loss is up to $5K. Make sure you have enough evidence to present to the magistrate since it is going to be a case where your neighbors can present their own evidence countering what you are suing...