Can a renter be responsible for all repairs?
That depends on what your lease says. The answer to your question is "yes" it's possible for the tenant to be responsible.
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That depends on what your lease says. The answer to your question is "yes" it's possible for the tenant to be responsible.
I agree with Mr. Pont but want to suggest that "only doing 99" is not really a great defense to the ticket for 105.
Adding to Mr. Smollens' questions, I suggest you also confirm the mortgage was recorded at the county clerk's office.
No, your spouse cannot have your name removed without your permission or court order.
Without seeing the contract it's difficult for us to say and if you had an attorney representing you, that's probably the best person to be asking....
I'm not licensed in your state but it seems you'd need at least 20 years for a claim of adverse possession.
You're probably going to need a replacement title. https://www.flhsmv.gov/
I agree with attorney Kaufman but want to suggest that you told him "not to worry" AFTER his breach so he cannot claim he relied upon your...
The answers to your questions are all contained in your contract and you would normally discuss this with the attorney that represented you when...
That sounds like a business, not a legal, decision. If you dont' think it's fair and you're living there month-to-month, you're free to...