Summary
In Kansas, text messages can sometimes be considered a form of written agreement if they clearly indicate a contract. However, the final determination is up to the court. While you are not required to have a lawyer for such cases, hiring one can be beneficial due to the complexity of contract law and the importance of presenting your evidence effectively. For attorney referrals, consider using online directories or contacting the Kansas Bar Associations Lawyer Referral Service.Full Conversation
I was wondering if i could sue a freind for not paying me for saling his house
Hello ****, to provide accurate information, I need to know your location. Also, were there any written agreements for the house sale transaction between you and your friend?
Hutchinson kansas and the only thing i have is text messages that say i could have anything over the 40k he was wanting for the house
Hello ****,
In Kansas, text messages can sometimes be considered a form of written agreement. However, this depends on various factors such as:
- The clarity of the agreement in the text messages.
- Whether the messages indicate a clear intention to enter into a contract.
Remember, this is general advice and might not apply to your specific situation. For more detailed advice, consider consulting a local attorney.
But text messages that clearly state that we have a agreement will work
In Kansas, text messages can potentially serve as evidence of an agreement if they're clear and explicit. However, the final determination is up to the court. It's advisable to consult with a local attorney for your specific case.
Do you know any local attorneys in hutchinson ks that does these kind of cases
I'm sorry, but as a provider of general legal information, I am unable to provide specific attorney referrals. I suggest using online directories or contacting the Kansas Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service for assistance.
Do you have to have a lawyer for these kind of cases
In Kansas, you're not required to have a lawyer for this type of case. However, due to the complexity of contract law and the importance of presenting your evidence effectively, hiring a lawyer could be beneficial.