What does a Release of Restitution Promissory Letter from Macy"s means?
It sounds pretty standard, and they are merely acknowledging payment. To give you a solid answer though, we would need to see the actual letter...
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It sounds pretty standard, and they are merely acknowledging payment. To give you a solid answer though, we would need to see the actual letter...
You really need to consult directly with an attorney on this.
I agree with Mr. Aalsberg. He is a very well known and highly regarded attorney in your area. You may wish to consult directly with him as to...
Try to work it out with the landlord. As long as you are pretty quick about it, they probably wont give you a problem. If they do, you can try...
These are complex matters and we are not allowed to quote fees on here. I'd suggest consulting directly with an attorney.
I agree fully with Mr. Popovich. It's not a great situation, but it is what it is.
Injured and incapacitated are two different standards.
I don't think there is any hard and fast rule as to this. They can allow or disallow you as they see fit.
There are a few documents that must be prepared, including a new deed. You should consult with an attorney.
Anyone can ask anything they want, its whether they will be granted it that matters. These are complicated issues, and we would need far more...