Tenant moved out but left personal stuffs with no power and still have my keys.
It may not be the answer you wanted, but the most prudent action is to go through the steps to provide the required notices and go through the...
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It may not be the answer you wanted, but the most prudent action is to go through the steps to provide the required notices and go through the...
It may not be the answer you wanted, but the most prudent action is to go through the steps to provide the required notices and go through the...
Coming from a Massachusetts perspective, one thing the association can do is (in certain circumstances) to collect the rent directly from the...
There is no statute that would provide for this requirement. It is a part of the lease agreement. Is it a written lease or verbal? If written,...
A lawyer's favorite response: "it depends." I guess the issue is what do you mean by "original." Usually, that term means the document, or multiple...
You should contact an association that has a pro bono legal program. I am providing a link to a website that has a list of such programs as well as...
If your question is "what kind of attorney", then I suggest finding any local attorney you feel comfortable with. A contract is a contract, and...
I concur with Attorney Wolfe. The one tip I might add is to make sure you document all your efforts, take photographs, etc.
Yes, I suggest you do find a lawyer. It actually sounds like you need an estate planning/tax attorney. Gifting your property to your son will carry...
You can certainly try contacting a local attorney to get some thoughts. Most likely, this is too small a case, and it would cost you far too much...