September 08, 2017
Debt Collection: Creditors' Rights
| Creditors’ rights are provisions put in place so creditors may collect money that is owed not […]
Read MoreMiller & Terry Attorneys at Law take the time to understand your case before determining the best course of action. Keeping current on new laws & regulations ensures your attorney has most prevalent knowledge of the law combined with years of experience to win your case.
| Creditors’ rights are provisions put in place so creditors may collect money that is owed not […]
Read More| In a perfect world, when individuals and businesses enter into formal agreements, both parties would keep their promises and receive the desired outcome. However, in the real world people don't always fulfill their contracts or agreements. Sometimes delays or financial problems occur, among a variety of other unexpected problems. When problems occur that prevent a party from fulfilling their contract, it is known as a "breach of contract." The failure to complete any part of a contract without a legal excuse results in a breach of contract. A breach of contract can include the failure to complete a job, deliver goods, or pay the agreed amount of money on time.
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