Practice Tools

This page links to a website that lists the address and phone number for manufactured, mobile, and modular home manufacturers

This letter by an attorney to the consumer client sets out the client’s rights and obligations concerning the taxability of a settlement, including reasons why the settlement may not be taxable income and steps the client should take.

After a settlement or otherwise reduction in the amount a consumer owes a creditor, the creditor may send the consumer and the IRS an IRS Form 1099-C indicating that the forgiven debt may be taxable income for the consumer.  This letter explains to the creditor why the Form 1099-C should not be sent—that a reduced amount owed per a settlement is not taxable income in this case and that the consequences of sending the 1099-C for the consumer are significant.

This is an initial letter from the consumer’s attorney to a dealership in a lemon law case informing the dealership of the representation and asking for the voluntary submission of certain documents.

This is a sample letter to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Technical Reference Branch asking for the Preliminary Evaluation file on a make and model of an automobile, as well as any index available on other files regarding the above referenced vehicle.