Can I send a notice to quit and increase the rent at the same time?
In theory, it is possible. In practice, most landlords do it wrong and run into problems. You should use an attorney.
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In theory, it is possible. In practice, most landlords do it wrong and run into problems. You should use an attorney.
That's completely illegal. Not incidentally, it may also be an illegal "misclassification," which is to say that the manager may or may not be...
Yes, you are certainly entitled to hire your own lawyer. However, as a rule you will have to pay for it yourself.
You don't have to say anything at all now. Refusing to discuss it would be your best bet. If he sues, he sues. It's unlikely that he would pay...
She can ask the court. The court can say no. You need to do what the court says, even if she tells you otherwise.
You can certainly sell it if you want--assuming you can find someone who will buy it from you. You should consider using an attorney to make sure...
This is not really something we can easily answer without actually seeing the judgment. If she hasn't paid you may need to sue on the judgment and...
Without knowing more, we can't say. You might be able to sue, or you might be entirely out of luck. You'll need to talk to an attorney and give...
No. The plaintiff's attorney is not a witness, so there's nothing to cross examine them about. (If they are or should be a witness, then you have...
Call or write the lawyer; if that does not work then call or write to the Mass. Board of Bar Overseers, who may be found on Google.