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He's lawyered up because he knows he's wrong and I know for a fact if I take this to small claims he's brining his hi priced lawyer which he's not even paying for. While I have the law on my side I feel his lawyers will be more prepared to throw out statutory/case law.. "Or the place was near foreclosure and he was looking for an easy few bucks to tide him over". . That is a possible outcome, but I think he has money. If a lawyer took this wouldn't I just have to pay for the initial consult then everything after would be included in the award? Not sure why you think it would cost 7k alone in lawyers fees that seems inflated.. I was aware the house was in pre-foreclosure when signed but he assured me it was in the process of being removed because of some modification he was going threw. I told him since I'm in NJ I'm fine with this because I knew my lease was binding regardless of the circumstances in the event he did not give me 30 days notice. Foreclosure was a concern of mine but I called the county sheriffs office and confirmed the ownership was not changing. On my move in day I found out the foreclosure wasn't the root of my worries, it was him getting approval from his mortgage company. I was not made aware that my move in situation was contingent on getting his mortgage companies approval until my move in day... as I understand that's my landlords only defense and he has no way to prove that nor written or verbally was that expressed.. My logic for staying with the lease was I knew my lease was binding regardless of the circumstances. I'm in NJ and even if a foreclosure happens the lease is binding so I would still get to move in. So I was fine if foreclosure happened, but on my move in day I found out it had nothing to do with foreclosure but the contingency of him getitng approval to make his primary residence a rental property which never happened.. His logic for not letting me move in was, if he did and the mortgage company found out... he would have to evict me. Since I have a lease in place he couldn't legally evict me without reason so he would default on his mortgage and lose the house. He admitted he was wrong but basically my interests were lower on the ladder of losing his house. All of this being told to me on move in day no prior notice..

My mom and dad opened a joint account in 1998 and it was dormant until the year 2007. My parents were divorced in 2004. And just recently my mom is being sued or $12,000 for the credit card that my dad had made all the charges to. Is my mom responsible for this bill. Or is it just on my dad since he was the one that made all the charges??.

I just made a website (no shopping store on it), that consist of the main page, and 5 other "pages". I made all arts, and pictures too (logo, banner and illustration photos). I also helped a lot on structurizing the content (I interview the client, and decide how the page should look, how is the menu, how many pages and links).. I am BRAND NEW on webpage design but I am an experienced graphic designer. That means: The programming gave a me a lot of work, but the result is VERY nice! :-). Another thing: my favorite kind of clients are those in educational projects, so... they dont have the amount of money a "business" client could have. . So, any idea how much could that be? Thanks!.

yes. if the end of life came and death had taken every one human,plants,animals every thing. then death wont have any one or any thing left to take so it will be the end of it. and there will be nothing left to die and nothing called death.. . but this will be in the end of the world

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