In negotiating a commercial lease contract for my LLC, the building owner discovered a no-compete clause within the deed.

As others have said, it is not possible to advise you as to what to do without reviewing the deed and the lease. You must consult with a landlord...

You can check with the Department of Buildings to see when the house was built and whether a certificate of occupancy was ever issued. If the...

What recourse do I have against my husband who libeled me in written statement to court in contesting divorce?

There is an absolute privilege on such statements, meaning that a statement cannot be sued on as defamatory, even if it were made maliciously,...

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Can I pursue legal action on this?

You'll have to weigh the costs of starting an action for defamation (which will by quite costly) with the benefit of potentially getting this...

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Can I evict him

You have to start a court case against your sublessee if he doesn't leave on his own. However, in order to determine whether you can start a court...

Landlord sent 60 day notice to leave premises and now is trying to back out of it.

If you don't want to be alone with her, you can always try to have a friend (or of course hire an attorney, though that shouldn't be necessary) to...

The answer to your question will rely heavily on the language in the agreement you signed with them when they rented you the unit. You should make...

Can I sue a C.P.S. worker/ investigator (an the full system of rep's that used this libel act) for slander / defamation?

No, it does not appear you have a defamation/slander case against the CPS worker. However, if you want to clear your name and reputation and...

Do I have any recourse?

With respect to the excessive noise, you should complain to your landlord in writing. If he doesn't do anything, then you could commence an action...

As already stated by others, your choices are: (1) call the police and see if that's does anything; (2) complain to your landlord in writing as per...