Deposit and escrow account issue
You can sue your tenant for damages whether or not you retain the deposit. But technically you are not entitled to retain the deposit if you...
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You can sue your tenant for damages whether or not you retain the deposit. But technically you are not entitled to retain the deposit if you...
Well, sure--there are all sorts of disadvantages to joint ownership. (and they change even more depending on the type of ownership between the...
Sometimes the simplest explanation is the best: they might simply have had the wrong address, or confused you with someone else.
I have no idea if your discovery documents were right; or if the motion to compel was properly drafted. If they refuse to respond to a...
It's not really that simple, but: yes. You should also register a trade name. But since this is complex, you should talk to an attorney.
You basically have to guess. Be aware that you can probably sue the employer individually. Even if you were technically employed by a corporate...
The simple thing is to wait 30 days, and (if you don't get the information) demand your security deposit back. Do this via certified mail w/...
You can mediate again. You can also ask the court to order "conciliation:" this is similar to mediation but the court-approved conciliator will...
You don't have to do it. However, if they have not already signed the lease then they may make the granting of the lease conditional on your...
You may be reading it wrong. Midnight is the end of the day, not the beginning. In other words, "Midnight on July 31" is generally the same as...