More ideas for you, Cindy ...
I forgot about some first steps that might solve your problem. First,
write a letter to the woman, stating the exact facts, but leave out
any emotions. Restate what your agreement was, what has transpired,
and then present what you believe to be an amicable solution. Send
that letter to her in a number of ways at the same time. If you have
her fax number, her email, her postal address and then an extra copy
as registered mail. My attornies had me do this. The point of sending
it both regular mail and registered mail is that while some people
will be scared to open a registered letter, they will open one of the
others. The registered one is simply proof for you to keep track of.
In your letter give her a reasonable amount of time to repond. Say, 14
days.
Wait the 14 days. If you don't hear from her then. Send her a second
letter saying, I sent you xyz letter. You have not responded. I would
like to settle this amicably. However, if you don't communicate with
me, I will need to secure legal counsel.
Keep all emotion OUT of this. Write every letter as if a judge will
read it - because they probably will. Judges don't rule for emotional
people, they rule for people who can prove with facts that they've
exhuausted all means to be fair.
Good luck!
Lynn in Wi
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