Is this a breach of contract and do i have to pay the lease breaking fee?

Sir: I agree with Attorney Eby's reply. The paragraph you cite from the lease, titled "delay in delivery," presumably refers to delay in...

Can my old boss legally take my right to work away if I signed an agreement?

I agree with Attorney Murillo's reply, but would add that if you really did not sign the agreement, and your prior employer tries to interfere in...

What to do after loaning someone $11,000 with a signed a contract stating the terms of repayment & they now quit job & won't pay

Consult a local attorney. You may be able to sue her and obtain a judgment for repayment plus interest and costs, perhaps including attorneys fees....

In RI, is a security deposit/letter due to tenant within 20 days of vacating or 20 days from date of giving forwarding address?

The security deposit letter or notice is due within 20 days after the last to occur of vacating and providing a forwarding...

Yes, adultery is illegal, subject to a fine but not imprisonment (and I would not expect any police department to actually prosecute) - see...

Does my mother or I get my fathers share of my grandmothers estate???

As Attorney David, the Alabama lawyer, mentioned in his response, I suggest you would want to have a lawyer review your grandmother's Will to...

Trespasse

Is your home on a right of way? If not, post "Private Property, No Trespassing" signs conspicuously. That will at least alert folks that the land...

How do i press charges on a child molestation case?

Call the police immediately! Scott Summer, Staff General Counsel LawyersCollaborative www.lawyerscollaborative.com 401-467-7771 Note:...

I had a credit card starting in RI but moved to CA in 1998 -2005 in that time I defaulted on the credit card in years 2001-02 wh

The credit card agreement typically will specify a choice of which state's law is applicable. As such, you need to obtain and review the credit...

Selected as the best answer

While I agree with the first lawyer's answer, I suggest the first thing you do is read the contract. Look for a provision, usually on the reverse...