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Old 06-09-2009, 03:17 PM   #1
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I sold a horse and agreed to take payments. They lady who bought him is a lawyer and lives in a different county. She wants the contract to read that any disputes be dealt with in her county courts while my attorney wants it to read that anything is to be dealt with in the county which I reside. Which is usual way of doing things? She and the horse are in one county and i am in another. thanks! any advice would be great asap, my attorney does horse stuff, but I want to know if anyone who has experience with this would know. Or what would YOU do?
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Take YOUR attorneys advice. That's why you have him....to work in your best interests.
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Old 06-10-2009, 12:51 PM   #3
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Court is held in the county the dispute is in - If you get a traffic ticket in county A - you will have to fight it in county A court.

I would actually run from this buyer. She is already talking court????
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yeah it is usually in the county the horse was bought in, but you need to take your lawyer's advice, thats what you have him for.
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Go with what your lawyer says.
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Old 06-22-2009, 05:16 PM   #6
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Also, if she is a lawyer in that her county, she is more likely to know the clerks/judges/etc.

Definitely go with your home county. You don't want to have to wrack up travel costs (and bother with hiring an attorney in that county/paying extra for your own to travel there) if a dispute does arise.
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