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New RESPA Regulations: What Lenders Should Know
As of January 1, 2010, the latest changes to the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) went into effect for all "loan originators" -- lenders and mortgage brokers -- handling federally-related residential property loans. The ...
Power of Attorney Services in Queens
Although most people have heard about it, they do not really understand what the "Power of Attorney" is. In essence it is the legal document that allows a person to appoint another for a special ...
How to Write a Business Partnership Contract
Experts say never to go into business with a friend. This is because business partnerships often involve a lot of money, which can turn small misunderstandings into lost friendships. Whether you establish a business partnership with a friend, associate or total stranger, the key to success is commun
How to Sue a Bus Company
According to recentsettlements.com, on July 22, 2010, a bus accident between a Greyhound bus and an over-turned Trailblazer left fatalities and several people injured. The passengers of the Greyhound bus sued the bus company because they believed the driver was speeding at the time of the accident.
Description of Class Representative
In a class-action lawsuit, numerous plaintiffs who claim to have suffered a common injury at the hands of a defendant join together to sue. This group of plaintiffs (the "class") selects a lead plaintiff to handle most of the day-to-day details of the lawsuit. This lead plaintiff is known as the cla
What Is Bankruptcy Attorney?
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How Can I Sue a Dentist?
While the definition of dental malpractice may change from state to state, the general definition of dental malpractice is consistent nationwide. If a dental professional causes considerable injury to a patient, or fails to properly treat or diagnose oral disease or another "precarious oral conditio
How to Back Out of a House Contract in New Jersey
Backing out of a house contract in New Jersey is possible, depending on the terms of the contract and the circumstances. It is generally much easier for a buyer to back out of a contract to purchase a house than it is for a seller to back out. In fact, New Jersey courts will never force a buyer to p
What Is the Statute of Limitations in Minnesota?
The statute of limitations is the period of time in which a civil lawsuit must be filed or criminal charges must be brought. In Minnesota, there are a few exceptions, but if they do not apply, the claim or criminal case expires.
How to Win in Small Claims Court in Washington
Prepare for your small claims court hearing and you may win your case. Present a professional demeanor and create a good impression in front of the judge by knowing what evidence you want to present. Give clear and concise testimony on the day of court. Grab your file, stand up tall, and enter small
How to Dress for Small Claims Court
Going to small claims court can be frustrating. You will probably have to sit around and wait. Once your case gets called, you may have to stand up while the judge reviews the case and all of the evidence. Dressing appropriately when you go to small claims court is essential, and may help to present
Small Claims Information
Let's all admit it--the U.S. legal system is broken when it comes to resolving disputes involving less than $20,000. By the time you hire an attorney, pay court fees, pay an expert witness and wait 18 months, it is simply not a good investment to sue on a claim for $8,000. Fortunately, however, ever
How to Sue a Parent for Past Physical & Mental Abuse
Before you sue a parent for past physical and mental abuse, you need to spend some time thinking about what you want to accomplish. Are you in need of an apology for past mistreatment? Do you want the abuser to feel remorse? The courts can't make either of these things happen. Even a monetary settle
How to File Lawsuit Claiming Abuse on the Elderly
Many states have laws that protect the elderly from abuse. However, this protection does not necessarily prevent abuse from taking place. Abuse of an elderly person can cause psychological and physical harm to the victim as well as the victim's family. When the person who is engaging in the abuse of
Factors Affecting Consent in Contract Law
The explanation of a contract, a legally binding agreement between two parties, appears simple and straightforward. However, a contract's validity depends on certain factors, including consent. Consent involves each party entering the agreement voluntarily and without any factors affecting judgment.
The Statute of Limitations for Contract Claims
A statute of limitations applicable to contract claims determines the "limitation period" or the time within which a plaintiff should bring an action for claims related to or arising from a contract dispute. The statute may bar legal or equitable remedies if the plaintiff brings action after the pre
Procedure for Small Claims in Ohio
Ohio small claims court is the place to file claims with a value of less than $3,000. Generally, the process is quicker than going through the regular court system.
The Role of Life Care Planner
Should you or perhaps a family member continues to be involved with a catastrophic accident and suffered injuries that require ongoing medical or nursing care, an existence care planner can offer an important service. A ...
How to Dispose of Used Tires in NC
According to the Waste Reduction Fact Sheet published on the Internet by the North Carolina Office of Waste Reduction, you can't dispose of used tires in North Carolina by throwing them away outright, since they were banned from landfills in 1990. North Carolina instituted this ban in response to ex