Chicken bones are dangerous for dogs, which is likely why your neighbor is doing it. DOCUMENT her doing so, and send her a letter, Certified...

1. If the wife is co-owner of the property, she is co-landlord and have eviction authority. 2. You almost certainly have no written lease. You...

Call the Board of Health and have an inspection done. That report will have a major effect on any uninhabitability claims.

Your protracted, unpunctuated, run-on sentence of a post fails to state a question. Tell it to the FL AG's consumer protection division.

As the business (to the extent it even exists) is in FL, you need counsel there to track down your erstwhile partners and pursue your remedies.

Duly serve a notice of eviction to the tenants in your dangerous, illegal "apartment," and hope they actually leave. You will likely need...

"my ex convinced me to let him have the dog for four days while his son was home." Which you now realize was a major mistake. It strains...

In addition to Attorney Holcombe's always on-point advice, I suggest you document all communications with this person, plus your ownership of...

You can sue for services paid for, but not provided. I doubt emotional trauma is a cause of action, but discuss with a CO attorney. The real...

"Whether you have a case against your daughter is dependent upon Texas law and whether the letter they sent contains enough information to convince...