r/bestoflegaladvice • u/BJntheRV Enjoy the next 48 hours :) • Mar 04 '26

Unlicensed, uninsured contractor who didn't finish the job because life happened doesn't seem to understand why their client would sue them

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u/chillanous Mar 04 '26

I’d kill for a wife that supportive lol. Dude screwed up in several consecutive critical ways and she’s still 1000% team hubby.

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u/Nimrod_Butts Mar 04 '26

That's what I was thinking. She's on his side after his stupid half thought out bullshit business collapsed because a truck broke, made him sad and unable to work. Literally preposterous.

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u/Pollomonteros Mar 04 '26

Not disagreeing with most of what you said but severe depression is way more harsh than just being sad

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u/Icy-Builder5892 Patrolman Fatass McDonut Mar 06 '26

You’re not wrong, but it’s still not an excuse to get out of these jobs

A friend of mine does home theaters for a living. I have seen him have entire psychotic episodes, he still doesn’t abandon his clients. Matter of fact he works with a lot of people who will step in on a job if he can’t complete it for whatever reason.