How many jobs can you legally have at once?
There are no laws about how many jobs a person can hold, although an employer may have a clause in their employee handbook that states that an employee cannot have outside employment. If there is no such clause at any of your seasonal jobs, then you are free to find as much work as you can fit into your schedule.
Can someone legally repossess your car if it's a verbal agreement?
If you have already surrendered the car the problem is more complex. First of all, the act of repossessing a vehicle is not a legal act in its self. However, where there's dual ownership, legal registration showing a 2nd party as a lien holder, whichever party possesses the vehicle at any one time is considered the legal owner at that moment. If your title & registration do not show a lienholder, then you are the sole legal owner....written contract or not. If & only if, that is the case, then the party that now possesses your car can be charged with Felony Auto Theft. If you voluntarily gave up the car, the other party could be charged with Felony Theft by Bailee. If the other party is a lienholder, they must provide you with a specific number of days (different in some states) to pay-off the balance you owe & then return the vehicle to you.
What can I do legally if I lent money to someone and he won't pay it back?
In short, nothing. I know that's not what you want to hear, but as a practical matter you should never loan money or anything else that you can't live without. Handshake agreements are not legally enforceable in court. Another piece of advice, as angry as you may be about this defaulted loan, any harassment of the debtor or his friends, family, job can lead to civil action against you, and you'll be out even more money or worse. Just move on and learn a lesson from this.
What is the way to legally recover money from someone you lent out of pity when they won’t repay back after many years?
As you said legally.You must be having the contract with that person stating the deatils of the loan given to him.Approach the court as simple as that.If contract or any bound is not their then you cant do anything legally.However if this was a bank transfer stating the remarks of a loan then a good lawyer can help you out.Else just expect that the person feel pity for you and pay back
What legal actions can I take if someone who hit my car refuses to pay me as promised?
We were in the middle of heavy traffic on highway, and she bumped my car in the back while my car was not moving at the time. It caused minor damages to my back bumper, and I contacted her next morning. She insisted not to report to her insurance and promised to send me a money order if I sent her an estimate. To make a long story short, she failed to pay me after a month of me 'begging' for her to keep the promise, and she ended up not responding to my text messages at all (she never answered to my call, so we communicated via texts). I called my insurance company, and they contacted her insurance company and filed a claim. Now, the other driver's insurance company is telling me that they cannot process the claim as they can not reach her... Of course I can use my own coverage, but the deductible is $500, and the estimate of car repair is $600. So here are my questions: 1. The other driver's insurance is unlikely to get her statement of accident; can they still pay me if the accident was decided to be the other driver's fault? 2. If this claim gets never processed as the other driver is not reachable, what are some other legal actions that I can take? (I warned her about going through the small claim court as the last resort, but is it really worth it?) Please let me know as many other options as possible.. It's not the matter of money anymore. I am so frustrated about her attitude and lies, and if it is possible, I just want to ask a cop to find and arrest her for me so we can talk face to face. I do not know her address, and the insurance company wouldn't give it to me, of course. Thank you for reading!
How can i legally obtaine some money someone owes me, like $100 if they havent paid me?
Small claims Court, is the most sensible option for you. That is, if they have that sort of thing there in new zealand. Recovering small amounts of money is always hard because of the potential costs involved with dealing with collecting. Sometimes it's cheaper to let it go, and lesson learned. Credit collectors here in the USA get as much as 50% of the take of they collect. It's really almost not worth the effort for such small amounts unless you can take them to whatever would be the equivalent of Small Claims in the USA. The fees to file a Small Claims case in my area are $50.00 alone, and then you have to prove your case..
What legal action one could take if someone is refusing to pay the money back he has lent?
If you have lent the money in good faith for his benefit without charging any unlawful interest, such as helping him on his medical expenditure etc. , then you can file a recovery suit in a civil court having the Jurisdiction to try the suit.The Jurisdiction of a civil court varies from case to case, it depends on the amount of the suit or the amount of money that you are seeking to recover.Note: relevant document's such as agreement paper etc. are usually required in such case to prove your claim.
What can I do when someone owes me money and doesn't pay me back?
Decide whether they even have the ability to pay you first. If they really cannot pay, chalk it up to experience and move on.If they have the money, but are trying to screw you, consider that a declaration of war. Take them to court.If they lied to get your money, call the pokice and charge them with fraud.Be careful…Many people that are owed money get mad and say things that make collecting the debt turn into YOU in jail.“Extortion” is a crime. If you say. “You better pay me or I'll tell your boss you stole from me (or any negative consequence),” you may be in big trouble.As an employer I've been stolen from once big time. Saying “I'll ruin your reputation in this business is you don't pay” is extortion.The better way to say it is… “I'm calling the police and talking to the Prosecutor. You've had your chance to pay. That's going to rightfully get you known for who you are… A thief.”Notice I no longer asked for money. That actually worked for me. He begged me to take the money. I told him he could talk to my lawyer. The lawyer collected, and got his fee from me former employee. The guy signed a statement that he reacged out to pay the theft back of his own free will. It was written to keep him out of jail and to clear me of extortion.
Where do i stand legally, if someone sold me something under false pretenses. the investment will never pay.?
You can file a civil claim against the person. If there is a clear and convincing evidence, and that is what you will have to prove in court and the burden in a civil action is on the plaintiff, not to mention that you will have to hire an attorney, they are only appointed in criminal matters. If a person sells something to another (willing buyer/sellar) but uses statements that they know not to be true to boost the appeal of the item, they have presented a clear misrepresentation and that is fraud. I would recommend that you contact an attorney and discuss the situation with them, they will be able to advise you in how to proceed. Good luck to you and I am sorry for your loss. It is horrible how people take advantage of others for monetary gain...