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Posted 3 months ago in Litigation Fort Lauderdale, FL 
Dennis Michael Phillips' answer
I recommend that you contact John Shahady at Adorno & Yoss down on E. Las Olas... 
Eric Nissim Assouline's answer
You may be entitled to move to vacate the judgment based upon fraud under...
Posted 7 months ago in Construction / Development Spokane, WA 
Brett Thomas Sullivan's answer
Title 60 of the Revised Code of Washington deals with liens, including who has... 
Michael P Grace's answer
I am less optimistic than Mr. Sullivan that an interior designer can file a...
Posted 6 months ago in Debt Collection Covina, CA 
Robin Mashal's answer
Disclaimer: The materials provided below are infomational and should not be... 
Steven Alan Fink's answer
In California a judgment is valid for only 10 years unless it is renewed. If...
Posted 7 months ago in Construction / Development Los Angeles, CA 
Posted 3 months ago in Residential Weed, CA 
David William Ginn's answer
Under the Fish and Wildlife Protection and Conservation Act, the Department of...
Posted 7 months ago in Construction / Development Waupun, WI 
Kennard Neal Friedman's answer
Dear Surprised Notice: Your comment raises several issues an attorney would...
Posted 3 months ago in Contracts / Agreements Orlando, FL
William Jeffrey Earnshaw's answer
Unfortunately, to correctly answer your questions would require looking at your... 
Alterraon Phillips' answer
I will have to agree with the answer above, it is difficult to answer without...
Posted 5 months ago in Construction / Development Grand Rapids, MI 
Edward Jay Kinberg's answer
You need to review this matter with an attorney from your home state. The...
Posted 3 months ago in Intellectual Property New York 
Michael A Aisenberg's answer
Especially for a not-for-profit or community based site, you may not need... 
Richard Byron Jefferson's answer
Hello, I am reminded by the old saying "you get what you pay for". If you...
Posted 4 months ago in Residential Edmond, OK 
Jeffrey Lee Price's answer
Yes, you have a case. The question is, is it a good case? Only an OK attorney...
Posted 4 months ago in Real Estate Everson, WA 
Frank A Selden's answer
the question is a little more complicated than that. i lived in Everson for a...
Posted 4 months ago in Contracts / Agreements Miramar, FL
Alterraon Phillips' answer
My first questions is in reference to how the contract was signed. As a...
Posted 5 months ago in Construction / Development Coolville, OH 
Faye Danielle Cox's answer
First, if your contractor received the full amount of the construction contract,...
Posted 4 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes Sacramento, CA 
Tamara L. Boeck's answer
Depends on whether there are valid governing documents (CC&R's), and/or other...
Posted 6 months ago in Construction / Development Phoenix, AZ 
Christopher Swerling McDonagh's answer
DISCLAIMER- This does not constitute legal advice and does not establish an...
Posted 6 months ago in Construction / Development Worthing, SD 
Andrea Jill Goldman's answer
Your question is actually difficult to answer because the answer is very state-...
Posted 6 months ago in Construction / Development Abington, MA 
Joseph K. Chancellor's answer
This scenario is unfortunate and not uncommon. It is a classic contractor case...
Posted 5 months ago in Criminal Defense Levittown, PA 
Howard Woodley Bailey's answer
The law recognizes three types of possesion: Actual, Constructive, and Joint-... 
Posted 11 months ago in Construction / Development Clackamas, OR 
Diane Carol Utz's answer
I am licensed in WA and not OR, therefore, my answer here is merely meant as...
Posted 9 months ago in Construction / Development Furlong, PA 
Tymon Berger's answer
This is the classic double-payment liability that owners face. First things... 
Bryan G. Scott's answer
Also, you should be aware that in most states payment to the general contractor... |
