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Prior to his death 15 months ago my late husband transferred the title ownership of a motorhome and a sportscar to his bestfriend since childhood to minimize IRS trouble. This was clearly intended as a temporary arrangement and in fact, weeks before his death he requested his friend stop by to sign the title transfers back to us. The friend did not cooperate and now holds the title on both vehicles. However, I am in possession of both vehicles and have refused to turn them over or tell the crook where I have stored them. My question is if there were to be a title lien placed by the parties storing the car and RV for storage fees would the titled owner be responsible or would the widow who put them into storage be held responsible for payment to satisfy the lien?
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car accident
i was in a car accident. i was hit from behind at 70mph.i received several fractures and i had 4 dic in my neck fused.i have a law suite against the driver .my question is that i claimed bankruptcy due to the accident but my bankruptcy was discharged in march of 2002.when my settlement is awarded does the bankruptcy get the settlement.the whole settlement is greater than what i owed. Do they have any right to any of the settlement.if yes are they only entitle to what my bankruptcy was for.
Hello,
I'm looking to sue my ex boyfriend for money owed, around $16,000. About half of it is for various loans and purchases, and I have a signed document acknowledging that he owes me this money.
Then there are 2 jobs I did for him (I'm a graphic designer). One was invoiced and unpaid. The other was for a friend of his- I don't have direct contact with this person, and he was the facilitator. I don't have anything in writing other than text messages and emails that will show that I've done the work and that he promised I would get paid.
What are my options? What kind of lawyer do I need? (note that I selected credit, debt & collections law, but I'm not sure if this is correct.) I think that to start I'd like to send a warning letter, but I need it to be sent from a law firm, otherwise I believe it would be dismissed.
I appreciate your advice.
Thank you,
Gal Dor