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I'm being sued for my ex's car loan, they are saying I have to pay the remaining balance. I do not recall co-signing. He has filed bankruptcy am I obligated to pay it?
x boyfriend wants his car back
My x boyfriend bought me a car. I am on the title he is not. We are jointly on the loan. We broke up and I can no longer make the payments. He has taken the car back but the title is in my name and he can not get a new tag. I have an outstanding ticket that is preventing him from renuing the old one. The bank will not release the title untile the note is paid. I rufuse to pay the ticket so he can tag the car and use it while its in my name. What is the liability for me. He is threatening to sue me if i dont pay my ticket. What should I do?
''Final Account'' of estate
On the ''final account'' the attorney states that there is 5k left in the (one) bank account (another account holds 64k in savings). Says there are zero funds to cover benificiaries in the will (supposed to recieve 5k a piece). Question, the POA/Executrix was extremely active in visiting the bank while the person was still alive during the last year of his life, and the year following. What way can we have her steps traced to see if she took liberties with the assets?
Strangely, the ''new'' will was drafted up after the person had a major stroke, a 5 bypass, and was under 50 medications, a fews months before his passing This estate totaled 500k.
I am a homeowner and member of a HOA for 13 years.
For the life of the HOA (28 years) the HOA insurance was collected annually. In May 2009 the board of the HOA association collected $1,200 from each homeowner for 2009 - 2010 insurance. They then increased the monthly fee from $160.00 per month to $280.00 per month claiming that $100.00 of this was for insurance.
The CCR�S say that they can only increase the fee by 20% in any one year unless they get a vote of two thirds of homeowners. The increase is 75%. They refused a petition signed by over 20% of homeowners to have a vote on this increase. I requested a copy of the record of the legal advice that they got in relation to this increase. The reply said that no legal advice was sought.
We have refused to pay the $100.00 stating that we had already paid our insurance in full for 2009-2010 and the 75% increase is a violation of the CCR�S. The board are threatening us with legal action, interest, and penalties, and the damaging of our credit.
Florida Statute 720 (720.305) clearly states the board must comply with the CCR�S and that a member can have redress in law if they violate the CCR�S.
We would like an attorney to represent us by:
(1) confirming the our conclusions above are correct and
by initially writing to the board asking them to desist from threatening us because they are in violation of the CCR�S resulting from the 75% increase.
