Is the claim still open? Can I continue to fight for his money? What would I have to do?
Yes, the estate may have a claim. Call a lawyer.
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Yes, the estate may have a claim. Call a lawyer.
Sometimes the best solution is the simplest one. Tell the landlord that next time they smell smoke, you'll let them in and they can see it isn't...
Get an attorney ASAP to help you (should have done so before.) There's not enough info to help you here.
Not if it's a profit source and not (in my opinion) if it's a fine. But a landlord can usually charge for providing extra services to...
See http://www.consumerfinance.gov/askcfpb/202/when-can-i-remove-private-mortgage-pmi-insurance-from-my-loan.html
Even if you leave, the landlord can still sue for back rent and fees incurred for the lease. Without seeing the complaint and reading it, we don't...
Call an attorney. You're probably being scammed by the dealer.
Hire an attorney in the state where the dealer is, and sue the dealer.
Hire an attorney in the state where the dealer is, and sue the dealer.
I can only assume you closed without an attorney, because no competent attorney would have let that happen. In any case: Get an attorney ASAP. ...