What should I do about a horse we bought and had to rehome for safety reasons due to the seller falsely advertising its condition and safety, and how can I recover the money spent?

September 2nd, 2023

I'm a single 43-year-old with three kids, two of whom I homeschool. What are high-paying online or remote jobs I can do with limited skills, given my background in customer service, retail, and being well-spoken? I need to make enough money for a down payment on a home and subsequent mortgage payments.

April 22nd, 2023

I need a quick review of a one-page contract before signing it. The contract concerns a seat torn by a technician at Bridgestone Tire in Oklahoma City. I have been trying to get them to do the right thing since October 2022 by sending photos, estimates, and contacting their bank. I want to ensure that by signing this release, I am not giving up my possible rights to further claims or actions.

November 24th, 2023

I received a 'Notice of Violation and a Notice of Hearing' from the city of Pompano Beach, FL, to me as a landlord, to cure 3 violations within 30 days. The code enforcement delivered a copy of the violation documents to the tenant by posting it on the entrance of the unit. According to the lease, the tenant must comply with the City Code of Ordinances. Would this notice be considered a judgment against the tenant as a default? If so, would this require us to send a 10-day notice to the tenant to cure the violations, or do we have to wait to observe correction to the violations by the tenant? Furthermore, if the default is cured beyond the applicable cure period, could the default be used as a basis for not renewing the lease to the tenant as we approach the second term of leasing? The lease states that any judgment, writ, warrant of attachment or execution or similar process shall be issued or levied against any of the property of Tenant and such judgment, writ or similar process shall not be released, vacated or fully pondered within thirty days after issuance or levy. According to the code enforcement notes, if the alleged violation(s) is/are corrected prior to the hearing and recurs within one year from the date of original Notice of Violation, the case may be presented to the Special Magistrate as a Recurring Violation even if the violation(s) is/are subsequently corrected. Does the tenant remain at default if the judgment is not vacated or fully pondered within thirty days after issuance or levy even if the violations were corrected?

December 17th, 2023

During sentencing, if a jury is deadlocked and the judge instructs the jury to go back and reach a conclusion, does the judge need to provide new instructions before they return to deliberate?

December 15th, 2024