Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Minnesota
travel
A friend and I agreed last Dec to take a trip to FL this March. It was agreed that I would purchase up front the tickets for the PLANE RIDE (both ways), AMUSEMENT PARK, AND THE HOTEL. All of this cost me around $1,800 (paid in full). Her half being $900. Unfortunaltely I did not get anything in writing as I trusted her and it was a spoken agreement. With less than a month to the departure date she cancelled out on me for no reason. This alone has dissolved our friendship. I don't know if I will have a leg to stand on in court because I don't have anything in writing... LITTLE HELP PLEASE!!! Are my chances good of getting the money I was promised? What preparations should i take in going to court? thanks for your help
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: travel
No notes or e=mails?
Without that you're going into court with your word against hers, but the fact that you have the tickets is documentary evidence that you have expended $ on the word.
(Unlike a totally verbal IOU situation.)_
Good luck with it in Conciliation Court.
If she doesn't show, the hard part may be collecting the default judgment.
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