Can I sue my ex for legal fees caused by his appeal of a binding non-appealable arbitration?
The answer is possibly. It depends on the grounds of his appeal. Seek counsel for a consult.
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The answer is possibly. It depends on the grounds of his appeal. Seek counsel for a consult.
In order to answer this question, one needs to review the trust. All your options are typically viable in this case, but the trust is what controls.
Go to a hotel until it is done. Then, I'm pretty sure you can deduct the hotel cost from your rent.
If a cause of action lay here, it sounds like it would be one for defamation.
Statutes of limitation are funny things and are rather fluid. The standard one is two to three years, but that is just the average one. Seek...
This is a significant problem. Pulling property markers is a crime. But you also could lose that property that he is claiming if you don't do...
In order to comment, a lawyer would have to see the form.
It depends. You follow the terms of the settlement.
The legal reality of this matter is that you, in all likelihood, signed an arbitration agreement so you must bring any issue like this to...
I agree with what was previously written.