Can I change the locks of my apartment?
No. It sounds like the person remaining is not only a holdover tenant, but may be a full legal tenant. The reason: a Notice to Quit from you, the...
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No. It sounds like the person remaining is not only a holdover tenant, but may be a full legal tenant. The reason: a Notice to Quit from you, the...
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I believe that unless that term is specifically defined in your separation agreement, a judge would find that engaging in a long-running course of...
Enclosed workplaces must be smoke-free, with the exception of salaried employees of certain private clubs or membership associations, per M.G.L....
It may or may not be. If the recording was secret, recorded you speaking, and not made pursuant to a warrant, it may well violate the state...
I'm assuming that you feel that you did not actually exhibit poor performance. You may have legal recourse, but to determine that would depend on...
No, you should absolutely not pay. If the merchant intended to file an application for a criminal complaint, this would almost certainly have...
It's not about the recording being in a public place, so much, but about whether it is secret and whether it records a communication by the subject...
Attorneys do their best to win for their clients. Laypeople may not be aware that the facts of their case give rise to a winning strategy; that...
Are you her landlord? If not, you can't evict her. I'm not sure of the legal status of the "notarized eviction letter" you gave her, but it may...
Based on the facts as written, the landlord's responsible for the repair, since the damage occurred as part of normal wear and tear.