Should I take legal action against a mobile home company?
If you have in writting the promises made to you regarding the repairs, my advise is to make copies sending the first copy with a letter attached requesting they make the needed repairs within the next 30 days...During this time you can call the health department and building and safety requesting they come out and inspect the trailer for signs of mold and any other problems that may be unsafe. But remember if they find anything extremely hazardous to your health, they will tag the trailer. Your best bet it to go to legal aid and find out exactly what your rights are in the city you live in. Make phone calls, find out what your buyers rights are in your area, then you'll be able to figure out exactly how to handle the matter without hurting yourself in the long run. Good Luck To you!!!! If you'd already purchased the other one, actually put money down on it etc, you actually should have gone at that time to complain rather than take the crappy one in the other's place.....
Can I take legal action against my company?
There is a sign that's been up in the break room of the warehouse I work at for quite some time. It reads 'Food will be thrown out at 4PM on Friday every week' then underneath that it states "No Homo" This was put up by the office manager of the company. Can this be considered workplace discrimination? This same manager (female) has been seen by several employees involved romantically (kissing) another employee (male) who is a married man with children? Can this be considered sexual harassment?
Whatlegal actions san I take against a company that falsley reportedt my name to a credit bureau?
Your legal action would be against your mother. She signed you up, acting as your agent. To get out of this, you would have to accuse your mother of ID theft and file a police report. Call Verizon and very politely ask if there is some way to terminate the contract as your mother made a mistake. You will have to pay for the services they provided to you already. Pay it and set up your own phone service in the future. By the way, as this is an original creditor, the rules are different than the FCRA for collection agencies.
Someone ripped me off on weed money. What legal action can i take ?
So yesterday I gave some money to a guy i know for quite a while now. He was supposed to give me 25 pounds worth of weed. You probably see where this is going, he never came to give me my weed and next day when i messaged him to see what happened and if he's going to give me either what he told me or my money back, he started being aggressive towards me and my friend, threatening and insulting us, telling us to 'come get your money but first I'll break your necks'. Now I'd like to mention that I knew that guy from college. He wasn't my drug dealer or anything, I considered him my friend and from one day to another he started pulling something like this off. So since he decided to be a jerk, I'm also gonna be one. I want to press charges against him and i don't care about any consequences i might suffer myself since he has a lot more to lose than me. Can someone please tell me if I can actually take any legal action against him, under whay aqusations and what consequences am I going to suffer ?
Can I take legal action against my landlord?
Hi im not an expert ok, but things I know are. 1 yes he does have the rights ti tell ecectric or gas that a new tenant has moved into his property, so the bills change from him to whoever moves in. 2 he does not have the right to disclose ur bank details to anyone. He also should not HAVE ur bank details at all, he doesnt need to know ur account number or anything about it. You only need his to instruct ur bank to pay him each month or whatever ur payment date is. If he has ur bank details thats bad, u need to go to ur bank and close ur account and open another one, and dont disclose it to him or anyone,'its YOUR bank account, if he has ur name, date of birth, account number and now could obtain utility bills in ur name he could pretty much be you if he wants. Ask ur bank what u you do. 3 as for utility company doing direct debit, they shouldnt be able to do that unless someone has given them all ur details and signed a consent form, u need to get onto them for a copy of that consent form, thats how its done here anyways. (unless it was done online? Which ive not done things that way) 4 if u leave the house are u in breach of ur tenancy? He could clain off u if u are? or if u leave early i dont think he has to pay u back ur deposit if there was one. 5 tenants and landlords take the p*ss these days, if you beleieve he has done wrong, keep copies of all ur documents, find yourself a solicitor/lawyer, and see what they say about it all, they give ppl one hour free to see if they can do anything in my country, so im thk its prob same in others too? If u do move out tell the utility companies u have left so they dont keep sending u bills or taking money, and make sure in a few months they still know u dont live there cos if he has ur details he could sign u up again. Hope you will be ok. Hopefully others will reply to help you.
Can I take legal action against my employer?
Probably not because you resigned by your own choice. If you had medical sick leave, and had a doctor's note at the time and they either forced you to return to work or terminated you involuntarily, you would have a case but as you have described it, I would say probably not. There is some lack of detail so I could be wrong about that but it is difficult to sue for general harassment, especially since this was not an employee of the company. You can still sue the individual that harassed you for medical damaged and such. Also if you can show this company has a pattern of tolerating harassment, especially sexual harassment, and never made the attempt to look into or stop the matter, you may have a case. It would help a lot if you could find other employees with similar issues and/or had some proof. If you have no proof and no others to back your claims, you would probably be wasting money on a lawyer. People will always tell you you can sue because you can sue anybody for anything but if you are just going to loose money on the deal, you will just feel screwed again and have more panic attacks and stress and such.
Can I take legal action against my mechanic? He's had my car for four months!?
Legally the dealership in Texas can in elementary terms difficulty a million temp according to customer/motor vehicle. it fairly is against the regulation for them to difficulty a 2nd temp to shoppers. In Texas, there are curiously 2 categories of temps. One is black and the different is purple. Black temps are utilized by potential of sellers for attempt drives, no longer a sale. purple temps are for the sale of a motor vehicle. Legally talking, they might desire to record the sale and pay the sales tax interior of 20 days of purchase. So it feels like what you assert is exceedingly unlawful, and feels like grounds for a lawsuit. yet till now going that path, i might bypass to the dealership in individual and handle a supervisor...or artwork your way as much as the ladder to the owner if achievable. Be business enterprise, yet don't be irrate. Be diplomatic and don't rant and rave. they could be having issues getting the identify. yet they might desire to compensate you by potential of offering you with a condo motor vehicle free of fee till they get all of it straightened out. Be business enterprise and precise with your request or demands. understand what you're talking approximately, do no longer in elementary terms guess. talk to somebody on the Texas DMV and get the information on the instant approximately issuing of non everlasting tags from a broking. In some states if the dealership breaks the guidelines they are in a position to be fined heavily and lose their motorcar license. Their skill to look after motor vehice and difficulty temps. yet get the information till now you threaten something. Then bypass in there, gently and cooly. So genuinely do your homework and locate out with regard to the issuance of temps from a broking, bypass in there with all your ducks in a row and understand what you're talking approximately. And be arranged to do what you may desire to do. If what they're doing is against the regulation, tell them you will look for out criminal councel. in the event that they're issuing you unlawful temps be business enterprise on your call for for a free of fee condo till "their difficulty" is straightened out.
I THINK I NEED TO TAKE LEGAL ACTION???? SOMEONE HELP! I need Legal advice desperately.?
I also need to figure out what my situation is as far as... Am I legally seperated even without a form stating so?? He's threatening to take me to court and to send "Custody papers" to me....How the heck can he even get Custody when he has done NOTHING? I've done everything. Me and my parents have fed her, clothed her, we're sending her to school, Everything! and he has not sent even a $1.00 towards her education, food, clothes, toys, nothing! How can a Court honestly sit there and rule me out and him in and say he is "fit" to have sole custody of her? 1. He works all day and nights, and weekends and holidays....I dont. 2. We both have vehicles. 3. We both have places to live. HE pays some $700 for his place, I live with my parents (whom my daughter absolutely adores! and she's scared of his family. His grandparents home is nasty and dirty) 4. He randomly every few months decides he wants to be a dad for the day (to see her)... I have her every day and I love it! I don't complain.
Can one take legal action against a website?
"against a website" No because the website is not a legal entity. you have to try to take legal action against the OWNER of the website. That's the tough part, finding out who owns it. Then if you do, bringing them to court. It is almost impossible to bring legal action against a foreign party. Sorry this isn't Yes or No, but your question is faulty.
I am going to assume you have done things such as sending a certified letter demanding repayment? If not, do that and provide a specific period of time by which it must be repaid. Say 30 days.Next, check the maximum amount in small claims court for your jurisdiction. If 7k is below the amount, file a suit against him to get a judgment against him. Bring your evidence to court. If you did not discuss by what date the friend was supposed to pay you back, that will be an issue the judge will have to decide, if it hasn't been very long. Then, assuming you win, unfortunately, you will still need to go through the process of collecting your money. You might want to retain a debt collection company to do that for you. If your friend hasn't got the money, you might be better off getting a contract with a payment plan signed by him. If he has no money and no assets, you might find it impossible to get your money back, even if you sue him.You can also just hire an attorney. Given the amount, it might be worth it to do so. Some states do not allow attorneys in small claims court though, so you will need to check.