I need a lender who can do a 80% first mortgage, and have the seller carryback the 20% second. I am in washington state. Please advise. I have alot of clients that needs this type of financing. T...
My husband's best friend is going to move in to our two bedroom apartment with us. My husband thinks that when splitting bills such as rent and charter that we should break it up in halfs... T...
I'm thinking of using a discount realtor to sell my home. They charge 4% and say they pay the buyer's agent 2.7%. Is that the same percent the realtor gets from a traditional agency? I ...
I bought a home with my sister and I want to sell the home now. We've owned it for almost 5 years. My sister is half owner also and she is not motivated to sell the home because her down payment ...
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I live in Ontario. My landlord called me a few hours ago and left me a message stating he would be here to give an inspection of my rental unit at 1:00pm tomorrow. I have been out of town, he ...
i am late with my rent and my apartment manager says she is going to lock me out by way of changing my deadbolt she has not served me with any court date and does not let me know where i can get a ...
ok. So im interested in purchasing this house for a very small amount of money and in exchange pay off the owners back taxes on the property and about 8 grand worth of liens from the city. (for not ...
there are solicitors who make a practice of sueing other solicitors.
I could get a name for you, but unless you're in Devon, you'll probably find one nearer.
ask at a neutral solicitors (one you dont have a quarrel with) and they should be able to advise you where to go
Mephistopheles
Lodge formal complaint with Law Society
Bob Simons
Break his legs!
bugaboo
Refuse to pay their fees, and seek another solicitor. Then fight their stupid greedy asss in the magistrates court.
break
talk to your solicitor, see if he is willing to make some form of compensation against his own insurance, otherwise it is a case of going to another solicitors and suing them, if you can prove negligence and getting on with selling your property
rogersdavid
Get another solicitor to check the 'small print', it may be that they have a clause that lets them get away with it...or leaves them wide open to being sued.
shropshire lad
another solicitor
scallywag
Try and reach an agreement with the solicitor and threaten him with reporting him to his professional body. If not successful, contact your local trading standards.
Originalbakerboy
Claim under their Professional Indemnity insurance.
Or you could try some new curtains and a lick of paint
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