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     need help

     they cannot put a lien on your home They cannot put a lien on your home, but they can get a judgment against you, therefore, you will not be able to sell your home unless all your judgments are paid off. I would negotiate with them or hire an attorney to do so. But the last thing you want is...

     • Esquire555
     • Post #2
     • Oct 26, 2004
     • Forum: Debt Collections
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     used car dealer

     The problem is that you bought the vehicle as-is. Like you said, they no longer owe you anything as soon as you drove off the lot. You can try to take them to small calims court and see what the judge says about the matter, other than that, it is an expensive lesson to learn to always get...

     • Esquire555
     • Post #2
     • Sep 23, 2004
     • Forum: Consumer Contracts, Guarantees and Warranties
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     Who is the owner?

     If you are on the deed, you are entitled to half the proceeds from the sale of the property. In order for them to take you off the deed they would have to refinance.

     • Esquire555
     • Post #2
     • Aug 12, 2004
     • Forum: Mortgages, Refinancing & Foreclosure
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     Harassment

     if the account was closed, why do you owe them money. Get an attorney to give those guys a call, then they'll start shaking.

     • Esquire555
     • Post #2
     • Jul 30, 2004
     • Forum: Debt Collections
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     help with a robic ticket

     I've seen too many people like you trying to prove a point. The point is that in the court of law you need evidence, and unless you're going to hire an expert and pay them $300 an hour for their time and go to trial, you are better of pleading down and just paying the fine. If you want to...

     • Esquire555
     • Post #7
     • Jul 26, 2004
     • Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
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     Debt problem.... Advised to start my own thread

     You should definately negotiate with the creditors and 9 out of 10 times they will settle with you, as long as you're reasonable. I deal with creditors all the time and they usually settle for about 50 to 60 percent of the debt, as long as you pay it back within a reasonable period of time...

     • Esquire555
     • Post #4
     • Jul 26, 2004
     • Forum: Debt Collections
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     An Accident, A Claim, but no Legal Citation.

     your insurance might increase because you had a claim. If you got a citation that would also increase your premium.

     • Esquire555
     • Post #2
     • Jul 26, 2004
     • Forum: Auto Accidents and Vehicle Claims
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     Quit Claim Deed in PA.

     you should hire a Real Estate Attorney who knows what they are doing and not some general practice attorney who does everything and knows nothing.

     • Esquire555
     • Post #5
     • Jul 26, 2004
     • Forum: Buying & Selling a Home
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     help with a robic ticket

     plead 3111, you get no points, you plead guilty and you pay the fine. However, the judge is sometimes hesitant to allow such, unless he knows you already exprienced financial hardship, such as hiring an attorney. I go to court many times and see that Def's who are represented are more favored...

     • Esquire555
     • Post #3
     • Jul 26, 2004
     • Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
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      Making Will Changes

      instead of having to add a codicil to the will, you should really make a new one. This makes a huge difference when the beneficiaries find out that they were originally in the will but then the codicil changed that. In addition to that it, whenever there is a codicil, it is almost contested...

      • Esquire555
      • Post #2
      • Jul 25, 2004
      • Forum: Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning
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      Seeking advice re: will/executor

      Probate it you need to probate the will in order to obtain all the information about the estate and then contest it if you have to.

      • Esquire555
      • Post #2
      • Jul 21, 2004
      • Forum: Probate and Personal Representatives
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      constructive eviction?

      $4,000 is a little too much. The landlord has a duty to mitigate his damages, meaning he must find a tenant within a reasonable time if you vacate and sue you for damages. But I doubt the damages add up to $4k. So I would give him a 60 day notice to vacate. He would have to sue you to get the...

      • Esquire555
      • Post #7
      • Jul 18, 2004
      • Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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      Forclosure & Property Taxes

      the thing is, they dont have to find you, they will just have a judgment against you. Next time you want to buy a house or sell a house, you will eventually have to pay it off. Besides, your credit is going to be ****, you will never be able to get a mortgage, at least under 10%. So I would...

      • Esquire555
      • Post #5
      • Jul 18, 2004
      • Forum: Tax Law
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      help! i'm lost

      there is more to discover than just accident report. I.e. insurance claim, damage to vehicles, repair estimates. You just want to b prepared when you go in front of the judge, otherwise, he said she said wont work.

      • Esquire555
      • Post #4
      • Jul 18, 2004
      • Forum: Civil Litigation
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      Pennsylvania Plea Bargains

      plead 3111, you get no points, you plead guilty and you pay the fine. However, the judge is sometimes hesitant to allow such, unless he knows you already exprienced financial hardship, as hiring an attorney. I go to court many times and see that Def's who are represented are more favored than...

      • Esquire555
      • Post #3
      • Jul 18, 2004
      • Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
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      Forclosure & Property Taxes

      the bank can sue you if they come up short. This is called a deficiency judgment. Make sure you get a release from the bank and any and all lien holders.

      • Esquire555
      • Post #3
      • Jul 18, 2004
      • Forum: Tax Law
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      help! i'm lost

      hit them with a motion to produce all discovery so you have an idea of what you're up against.

      • Esquire555
      • Post #2
      • Jul 18, 2004
      • Forum: Civil Litigation
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      Speeding ticket in PA

      you should go and plead guilty and ask for 3111, you'll just pay the fine and no points if the judge allows it.

      • Esquire555
      • Post #7
      • Jul 17, 2004
      • Forum: Speeding and Other Moving Violations
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      seller refuses to make necessary repairs after settlement

      SOL on K is 2 years

      • Esquire555
      • Post #6
      • Jun 13, 2004
      • Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions