How long do I have left to garnish their wages or take them back to Court?
Without knowing the details of this transaction or of your alleged claims, if this is a straight breach of contract action, you have 5 years from...
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Without knowing the details of this transaction or of your alleged claims, if this is a straight breach of contract action, you have 5 years from...
You made an agreement. It's done. You perhaps can seek to vacate the judgment you entered into, but if the only reason is you now have regrets,...
Did you call the police? If you did and they responded, what did they do? You would have to go to the court and see if you can file an...
I agree that the success of a private nuisance lawsuit might be difficult for you at this time on these limited facts. You are doing the right...
I am not sure what remedy you are looking for and against whom? If the employee breached his duties by a) having a relationship with a tenant...
Legally, no. If they choose to allow it, yes.
Seems to me this creates a landlord-tenant situation, and as such, no, the owner cannot just come in on a whim.
Your record? It will only show up on a credit report if you do not pay your rent or use & occupancy charges. There is no landlord database I'm...
No, you cannot bring an ethics complaint for this. You also can't force another side to settle, nor force someone to accept a GAL's...
No. The security deposit is recourse for damages only, not for LL's business expenses.