Recently my 1998 Mercury Sable (w/ 57,000 miles on it) spontaneously burst into flame while it was parked and off in front of my house. The car was destroyed by the fire, but there was no personal injury or other property damage (aside from an umbrella that was in the car). I am thinking of filling a suit in small claims court to recover the cost of the vehicle, but am concerned about 2 things I've read about that might invalidate my case. 1) Economic Loss Doctrine - since the only thing I lost in the fire was the car (and the umbrella). 2) Statute of limitations on Implied Warranty (4 years from date of sale in the state of Texas).

Are these valid arguments against my claim? Is there anything else I can base a claim on?

Domestic Distubance Charge

I had a court date for today and I was not on the calendar. They told me to go to the cashier and the cashier told me that it had been postponed until the 20th. Can they do that?

entry on real property by NYS troopers

What are my oligations to allow warentless law enforcement to enter upon my real property and my home in a rural area because a neigbor has called in a complaint about the discharge of fire arms.

i lent my ex husband quite a bit of money and altho he was once very conscientious about paying it back, he has now decided he'll do it on his terms..like when and what he chooses.

we have nothing signed formally but he did sign a letter stating his indebtedness to me for his taxes;

i have all the records and receipts regarding the loans, but i was wondering if there is any legal action i could take to ensure a stated amount each month is paid in a timely matter.

thank you