Can anyone answer me this question about family law?
Morgan J asked:
I had a verbal agreement and want to be able to bring it up to a judge. Is it true that I can write a personal letter to my ex discussing our agreement and if he fails to respond to my letter then it automatically makes it true by default? If this is possible then what do I need to know about how to legally carry this out or where would I find the information on how to do it? (I live in Oregon).
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I had a verbal agreement and want to be able to bring it up to a judge. Is it true that I can write a personal letter to my ex discussing our agreement and if he fails to respond to my letter then it automatically makes it true by default? If this is possible then what do I need to know about how to legally carry this out or where would I find the information on how to do it? (I live in Oregon).
May 12th, 2009 at 6:57 am
The answer is no.
You can still bring up your verbal agreement to the judge, it will just become a he said she said issue.
I want you to think about the question you’re asking.
If I send you a letter discussing the 25,000.00 loan I made to you, you throw the letter away because you know the content is crap.
Now I can sue you because you failed to respond?