Roofer Contract Dispute Resolution
Summary
In Florida, if a roofer demands more money than the insurance payout, you can negotiate, seek legal counsel, or file a complaint with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. If an Assignment of Benefits (AOB) was signed, the roofer might receive the insurance check directly. Contracts can be voided if one party lacked mental capacity. Legal aid organizations in Florida offer free or low-cost services to help navigate these issues.Full Conversation
Roofer asking more money than insurance paid to replace roof
Nice to meet you, Umera. In which state do you live? This will help me provide the most accurate information.
Fl
Hello Umera, in Florida:
- The roofer may not charge more than the insurance pays without your agreement.
- If you didn't agree to an increased cost, it could be an issue.
- You might need legal counsel if the roofer sues for the difference.
- The roofer may not charge more than the insurance pays without your agreement.
- If you didn't agree to an increased cost, it could be an issue.
- You might need legal counsel if the roofer sues for the difference.
Yes we don’t hav more money to pay
I understand your situation, Umera. If you're facing financial hardship, you can seek assistance from legal aid organizations in Florida. They offer free legal services to eligible individuals. Also, consider contacting your insurance company about this issue.
Ok
Great, Umera! If you need any more help or have further questions, feel free to ask. Remember, legal aid organizations can be a valuable resource in situations like these.
Our insurance company got bankrupt & case transfer to figa
I understand, Umera. In Florida, the Florida Insurance Guaranty Association (FIGA) handles claims if your insurance company goes bankrupt. You can file a claim directly with FIGA. Please reach out to them for further assistance.
We got settlement with figa but roofer don’t agree to replace roof with tat money
I understand, Umera. If the roofer refuses, you can:
- Negotiate a new agreement.
- Consult a lawyer to discuss your options.
- File a complaint with Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. They regulate roofers in Florida.
- Negotiate a new agreement.
- Consult a lawyer to discuss your options.
- File a complaint with Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. They regulate roofers in Florida.
My husband sign contract of service & aob with roofer
I see, Umera. An Assignment of Benefits (AOB) can complicate matters. Was the contract reviewed by a legal professional before signing? Also, does the contract specify the amount to be paid to the roofer?
How can we get out from tat contract
In Florida, getting out of a contract might be possible by:
- Proving the contract is fraudulent or illegal
- Mutual agreement between parties
- Breach of contract by the roofer
- Legal advice is necessary for your specific case.
- Proving the contract is fraudulent or illegal
- Mutual agreement between parties
- Breach of contract by the roofer
- Legal advice is necessary for your specific case.
If not feeling comfortable to go with this contractor
I understand, Umera. If you're uncomfortable, it's crucial to communicate with the contractor about your concerns. Did you express your discomfort to the contractor and what was their response?
After settlement with figa check goes to roofer or us
In Florida, the check from FIGA usually goes to the policyholder. However, if you signed an Assignment of Benefits (AOB), the roofer could receive the check directly. It depends on the terms of the AOB agreement. Please verify with FIGA.
Yes my husband sign aob
I understand, Umera. If your husband signed an Assignment of Benefits (AOB), the settlement check from FIGA could go directly to the roofer. It's crucial to review the AOB document and possibly seek legal advice to understand its implications.
Ok
Great, Umera. Remember, if you have more questions or need further help, don't hesitate to ask. Legal aid organizations in Florida can provide assistance in understanding your AOB and other legal matters related to your roofing issue.
Ok
It seems like you've covered a lot of ground, Umera. Remember, legal aid organizations in Florida can provide free legal advice. If you need further clarification or have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask.
If we do breach of contract & aob which attorney we can consult
In Florida, you can consult attorneys specializing in insurance law or construction law for issues related to breach of contract and Assignment of Benefits (AOB). The Florida Bar Association has a lawyer referral service that can assist you in finding the right lawyer for your situation.
Ok thnx for ur advice
You're welcome, Umera. If you have any more questions in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. Best of luck with your situation.
Thnx
You're welcome, Umera. Don't hesitate to contact us again if you need more legal information. Good luck with your situation!
If we go with another roofer
If you choose another roofer, you'll need to consider the potential legal implications of breaking your current contract. Have you spoken to your current roofer about your intention to switch?
Why current roofer ask *% fee of breaking contract
In Florida, contractors might charge a termination fee specified in the contract to cover costs already incurred. If the *% fee is not in the contract, it may be negotiable. However, it's recommended to consult with a legal professional to understand the specifics of your contract.
No fee in contract
If there's no fee mentioned in the contract, the roofer should not charge you. However, it's best to consult a legal professional to review the contract. Did you discuss this with the roofer?
The roofer did not do any repair only put tarp on garage roof water damage leak
I see, Umera. If the roofer hasn't performed the agreed-upon work, it could be considered a breach of contract. Have you documented the current state of the roof and any damage caused by the leak?
Tat tarp make even leak more worse
I understand, Umera. It's crucial to document the damage and possibly consult a legal professional. This could be considered a breach of contract by the roofer, giving you grounds to terminate it. Also, you might consider reporting this to the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation.
Roofer asking 3k for cheap tarp plus 1k insurance deductible
That seems excessive, Umera. Did you agree to these costs in the contract? These charges might be negotiable, and it's recommended to consult a legal professional to understand your rights and options.
& the money we r expecting to get from figa
I understand, Umera. Just to confirm, is the money you're expecting from FIGA enough to cover the roofer's charges?
It’s a big amount
I see, Umera. If the amount is significantly more than what FIGA is providing, it's critical to consult a legal professional. Did you discuss this discrepancy with the roofer or FIGA?
We negotiate with roofer
That's a good step, Umera. What was the outcome of your negotiation with the roofer? Did they agree to adjust the charges?
They r asking * more then insurance paid we r going through financial hardship after my husband stroke & on disability for 4 years
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Umera. Given the complexity of your case, it's crucial to get legal advice. In Florida, there are legal aid organizations that provide free or low-cost legal services. They can help you understand your rights and navigate this challenging situation.
They don’t agree with money insurance paid asking more
I understand your situation, Umera. If the roofer doesn't agree with the insurance settlement, it's important to consult a legal professional. Did you consider seeking help from a legal aid organization in Florida? They can provide free legal advice for your situation.
No
I strongly recommend reaching out to a legal aid organization in Florida, Umera. They can provide valuable assistance in understanding your rights and navigating this complex situation. Would you like help finding one in your area?
Not yet
I understand, Umera. When you're ready, legal aid organizations in Florida can be a great resource. They can provide legal advice to help you navigate this challenging situation.
Who to contact
You can contact the Florida Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service. They can help guide you to a lawyer who specializes in your type of case.
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.floridabar.org/public/lrs/
Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.floridabar.org/public/lrs/
Can we void the contract on base of my husband mental condition he is not capable of signing any contract after stroke
In Florida, a contract may be voided if one party lacked the capacity to understand the agreement due to mental incapacity. You may need:
- Medical proof of your husband's condition
- Legal advice
Please, consult a legal professional for your specific case.
- Medical proof of your husband's condition
- Legal advice
Please, consult a legal professional for your specific case.
Ok thnx for yr detail advice
You're welcome, Umera. If you have more questions in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. Wishing you all the best in your situation.
Thnx
You're welcome, Umera. Don't hesitate to reach out if you need more help in the future. Best of luck with your situation.