New Britain, CT
Administrative law Lawyer at New Britain, CT
Practice Areas: Administrative Law, Environmental and Natural Resources ... +8 more
You definitely put yourself in a bind. Chances are the LLC. had no assets or existence other then for this transaction. So, if you try and sue...
Your question is a bit unclear, Certainly, if you inherited real estate, you will have to pay the taxes on it. As to your being responsible for...
As I doubt that you will be able to prove any financial nor lasting harm, I cannot suggest that you should spend the money necessary to prove...
You are entering a hornet's nest. The present owner should never have promised they could stay. Nor should you purchase with the tenant in...
Unless your state or municipality has passed something defining pit bulls, they are just another dog. So, if the dog has been present throughout...
As you are already involved in a legal dispute with these people, move to reopen / return to court under the same action and make your claims that...
Hire an attorney immediately, you have a very complex problem and the simplest way to solve it is to sue to return the house to the seller and...
You may have waited to long. Seek an attorney immediately to bring a suit for the damage and cost of repairs. Is there licensing in your...
Go to the library or computer and read Ct. Gen Statute § 47a-21. Security deposits, it and your lease define how the interest from your security...
Your lease controls, They cannot order you to remove something that you can prove you were permitted to have. You are "grandfathered" in, as new...
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