Legal articles focusing on Consumer Law |
| Collecting on Small Claims Judgments |
| There are several methods to collect on a judgment awarded in small claims court. It's best if the debtor agrees to a payment plan. But if the debtor won't pay, you may need the court's help to order payments, put a lien on the debtor's property, or garnish the debtor's wages or bank account. |
| Buying A Used Car Privately |
| Buying a used car from a private seller can be an unnerving experience. But there's a lot you can do to make sure you're getting a good deal. Do your research ahead of time and know what make, model and year of car you're after. |
| What You Must Know Before Co-Signing A Loan |
| Give careful thought and consideration to the worst-case scenarios if you're asked to cosign loan. The cosigner is responsible for repaying a loan when the borrower defaults. |
| Contesting a Contract |
| You have every intention of honoring your contracts, but you may avoid having to fulfill a contract under a number of circumstances. These include fraud, mistake, and lack or failure of consideration. Defenses to contract can arise at the time a contract's made and even afterward. |
| Finding Legal Help for Consumer Issues |
| It's sometimes difficult to find a lawyer who will represent a single consumer in a legal dispute, often because there's not enough money involved to make it cost-efficient to hire someone. There are several options for solving your problem, including hiring a lawyer. |