What is the max amount a landlord can charge for late fees in Rhode Island?
I don't think there is a statutory limit, but a judge would not allow an excessive amount. $5 is more than reasonable.
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I don't think there is a statutory limit, but a judge would not allow an excessive amount. $5 is more than reasonable.
Please call an attorney for an appointment. Your certification on the notice is proof of mailing. Hopefully, the notice is proper.
Go to court and work with the attorney, hopefully you will bring money as good faith. Too little probably for bankruptcy, a once in 8 years...
It's legalees, meaning ordered by court
You definitely need to consult with an attorney in this serious matter to respond correctly as to the facts and the law.
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH AN ATTORNEY TO DISCUSS. Short answer, no as legally getting them out now.
No. Discuss it with him if possible.
He should recuse himself. I assume the client declared bankruptcy. What exactly is the issue?
This could be one you chalk up to experience. You would have to sue him. Unless it is a large amount of money, it may not be worth it. Consult...
Lots of info needed. Was probate opened? You need a second opinion.