Carnivore
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- Joined
- Jan 15, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- North Carolina
I myself am a DV. I had an issue with a VA IRRRL and my lender. They simply were trying to screw me over on Loan Cost.. I threatened then by saying I was going to Contact the VA. They all of a sudden became much more friendly to me and went by the IRRRL conditions.
What a mess you have. An Attorney is a very good idea. Statute of limitations has some quirks in it where you may still may have an actionable cause and an attorney will know them. If your spouse used an attorney for the VA Disability Claim, then call that attorney and get a recommendation of an Attorney.
Here is something to consider: "The statute of limitations may begin when the harmful event, such as fraud or injury, occurs or when it is discovered. The US Supreme Court has described the "standard rule" of when the time begins as "when the plaintiff has a complete and present cause of action." The rule has existed since the 1830s
What a mess you have. An Attorney is a very good idea. Statute of limitations has some quirks in it where you may still may have an actionable cause and an attorney will know them. If your spouse used an attorney for the VA Disability Claim, then call that attorney and get a recommendation of an Attorney.
Here is something to consider: "The statute of limitations may begin when the harmful event, such as fraud or injury, occurs or when it is discovered. The US Supreme Court has described the "standard rule" of when the time begins as "when the plaintiff has a complete and present cause of action." The rule has existed since the 1830s
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