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Seva Law Firm

, Detroit , Michigan 48226

Practice Areas: personal injury attorney, attorney, workers compensation attorney

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Faulty Vehicle Brand New Lease. | Aug 19, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Michigan To keep it brief, I got a lease of a 2026 Jeep Compass. After the first week my trunk/tailgate started making this weird wobbling/creaking noise. I took it back to the dealership and they “fixed” it. However a month ago the noise started again. Before I could call them and get my vehicle looked at, a message came on my dashboard stating to “service transmission” and my Jeep starting slightly jolting back and forth at times when I’d accelerate. I took my vehicle back into the dealership and they told me it’s an issue with the power train and some module that is connected to the transmission/oil. The part they needed took 3 weeks to get delivered to the dealership. So the vehicle was in the shop that whole time. I got my vehicle back and I’m still noticing the jolting and the noise with my trunk. I took it back again and they told me “unable to duplicate concerns”. At this point I give up. So after all of that, I have been in contact with a Jeep Case Manager and he stated they are going to offer me $2,500 for the inconvenience. What do you all think of this? It’s a lease so honestly I don’t really see the downside of this. But any advice would help!
Would having a documented journal help me any with who got custody of a child | Aug 19, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Michigan To preface this all. I am not in a custody battle as of writing this. The mother of my son and i have been broken up now for almost a year, have had a pretty good system of who gets him what days, but she has (in the heat of the moment) brought up that she will ask for custody of him mid-argument. Please bear with me, I will explain in better detail. And thank you for anyone who reads all of this. Ill try to keep this as short as possible while also giving all necessary info. My son is about to turn 2. His mom and I were together for 4 years, the last 2 of the years we were both noticeably unhappy. We got pregnant, I could never leave my child so I didnt bring up wanting to break up. Alottle after his 1 year is when we both mutually agreed to break up. It wasnt a screaming match, wasnt one walking in on the other cheating. It was a sit down and "I think we would be happier apart, and lets show our son 2 happy parents instead of 2 who are miserable and forcing themselves to stay with the other." She lives with her parents now and I live with mine. Since we broke up and moved out, I have had my son every week from Wednesday- Sunday. She gets him Sunday night through Wednesday mid day. So i already have had majority…
Ex parte ppo motion to terminate/service/possible ppo violation | Aug 17, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: rural small town michigan. This crazy lady fraudulently filed a PPO against me. I filed a motion to terminate. I can prove(video, witnesses, police subpoenas, screenshots, and FOIA'd email threads) that almost everything she claimed is a lie. There are a few things I cant prove, but she cannot prove I did(claims I hacked her fb to post fake records about ME[yes, she claims I posted fake criminal records of myself on her Facebook to be able to then screenshot it and post to my account to humiliate her- fyi record claims I have a history as a convicted pedo but I have 0 record]) because I definitely didnt access her FB in any way nor did anyone do it on my behalf. They granted her the PPO exparte- she used every trigger word possible "harm me and my kids, threatening, mean glares, scared, hateful, hate speech etc". Now, law is I have to serve her without violating my PPO. I asked the clerk how to do it, and they sent me to Michigan Legal Aide website- live chat between 11am and 2pm. I chatted with someone and specifically stated that I need to know how to serve without violating, and they walked me through it. Certified letter, return receipt, restricted to addressee. Here is the entire thread, (I screenshot everything to protect myself) ********************* Hi Pete. I had a neighbor file a completely false PPO against me, which was granted ex parte. I already filed a motion to…
Got in a car accident and am looking for advice [Michigan] | Aug 14, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I’m 19 and got into my first accident a couple days ago. I was given a citation for failure to stop within an assured clear distance, and I’m trying to understand what my options are. There were 4 cars in a straight line and we were in bumper-to-bumper traffic. The speed limit was 45, but we were probably going 20 mph or less. I was the last car and was braking, but I wasn’t able to completely stop in time and hit the car in front of me. I wasn’t on my phone, distracted, or under the influence. What confuses me is the damage. The third car had by far the most damage. Its front grille/bumper was pushed in and heavily crumpled, but the back of the car, where I hit it, looked like it had little to no damage. The first two cars also had little to no damage. My Cadillac SRX barely had any damage either. The front bumper isn’t caved in and only has some light scratches, and my car still drives normally. Because of this, I’m wondering if the third car may have hit the second car first, and then I hit the third car afterward at a much lower speed. I obviously don’t know for sure because everything happened really fast. I didn’t take pictures of the other cars, unfortunately. My boyfriend came to the scene shortly afterward and saw the condition of the vehicles. He wasn’t involved in the accident and didn’t see it…
My apartment has been roach infested for months.. Can I break my lease now? (Detroit, Mi) | Aug 7, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Moved in March 2026. The very first day, there were roaches in the refrigerator. I took pictures and documented everything. I sent an email to the landlord. They have had an exterminator come out twice a month, but there are still roaches. They crawl over my desk, on my kitchenware, everything! I sent videos to the landlord and documented in an email that I have a documented allergy to roaches. Is this enough to break my lease and get my deposit back? Hell, at this point they can keep the deposit! I just want to be out of here. Location: Detroit, Michigan

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