
Can My Marina Require Me to Pay for Pumpout Services I Don’t Use?
I have lived on my 50-foot sailboat in a Northern California marina for many years. During that time, I have been charged for a holding tank pumpout service every month,

I have lived on my 50-foot sailboat in a Northern California marina for many years. During that time, I have been charged for a holding tank pumpout service every month,

I recently hired a mechanic to troubleshoot a problem with one of the main engines on my 48-foot power boat. He left a message for me with his findings, and

I read in a news magazine that the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving the eviction of a houseboat from a marina in Florida. Is this

I won a $15,000 judgment against a boat owner in state court. The judgment related to repair work that I did on the boat — and, since the boat is

I am a licensed yacht salesman in California, and I am representing a boat owner under an “open” listing agreement for the sale of his boat. We were approached by

I was sued in small claims court last year by a marine engine mechanic who did some work on my boat. We had a dispute over whether the job was

I am considering buying a 39-foot sailing yacht that was built from a kit on a vacant lot. The boat was never completed or put in the water, and it

Last year, I was involved in a boating accident when I hit an unlit channel marker buoy in San Diego Bay. I wasn’t going very fast, but unfortunately one of