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I am seeking legal representation due to repeated sewer water and feces backups into my house, which has caused significant damage and health concerns for my family. I have reported these incidents to the Town of Red Springs, who have sent a company to clean up the waste and are checking for asbestos. I have documentation, including pictures, videos, work orders, and notes of dates and events. The town's sewer system is in poor condition, and they have received funds designated for repairs but have not acted on them. I co-own the house with my mother, and we are unsure if the town will fulfill their promise to pay for the repairs. What legal actions can I take to seek compensation for the damages and ensure the town addresses the sewer issues?
March 25th, 2024
I need help finding a co-signer to finance a new car. I have tried talking to friends but they were not able to help. Is there any chance you can think of someone who is willing to help me?
February 4th, 2024
I am a tenant in an apartment building. Management is trying to charge me attorney fees after I paid my filing fee, late fee, and rent amount owed before the 7 days were up. They added $165.00 worth of attorney fees to the next month's rent, which we mediated to pay rent amount owed plus late fees, not attorney fees. My lease states that I am not liable to pay these fees in the event of litigation. What should I do about the attorney fees and late fees, and am I liable for these charges?
January 20th, 2024
Regarding a witness statement, is it mandatory to write the initials and surname of the witness at the top right-hand corner of the first page, and does it have to be written in pen or can it be typed? Additionally, when sending documents and exhibits, including witness statements, is it necessary to include the claim number on all documents and exhibits?
April 21st, 2023
How do I file for an extension of the statute of limitations on a negligent or possible malpractice lawsuit involving my brother who was given the wrong medication while hospitalized for COVID-19, and what steps should I take to find a suitable attorney for this case?
March 5th, 2024
I have received a letter from the court stating to check with my case manager to see if I have an ID in the court's file before the hearing date next week. I have an affidavit of corroborating witness to show that I've been in Florida for over 6 months. Do I still need to have an ID in the court's file, or can I disregard that part and just have an ID the day of the hearing? Additionally, my soon-to-be ex-wife has signed all the documents and agreed to everything for an uncontested divorce. The letters for the hearing dates were sent to both of us, but she has moved without my knowledge and has not received the letter. Will this cause a problem at the hearing since she most likely won't show up? If so, what could happen? Lastly, if the court doesn't have my ID on file and the only ID I have is not from Florida, but I have an affidavit of corroborating witness on file, is it correct that I don't have to have an ID on file and can just show up at the hearing with the ID I have and the affidavit?
November 10th, 2023