Staten Island, NY
Real estate Lawyer at Staten Island, NY
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Contracts & Agreements ... +4 more
It's legal and it's probably addressed in your contract. Have you read it and did a lawyer represent you when you negotiated/signed it?
I've read the question, the first two responses (and a third confirming the first two) and then your updated comments.. you're asking whether it's...
I disagree somewhat with Mr. Atchley. You are both correct inasmuch as it's not unlawful to sit in a spot until some one else shows up and takes...
I agree with Mr. Smollens, but note he assumed your rent is normally due on the first. From your question we cannot be sure. If your rent is...
I'm not sure I understand and I am definitely confused about how a Realtor could estimate what *your* electric bill would be, when that's based on...
That doesn't make sense, why do you think the other two people were beneficiaries? Was that something your mother told you or something you saw in...
Mr. Atchley is correct, but let me correct you - life insurance policies have nothing to do with the will. Beneficiaries under those policies will...
I don't disagree with what's been said by the first 2 lawyers to respond, but since you're saying sell or "junk" I assume it's basically worthless...
If there's a girlfriend living there, the marshal won't kick her out unless you named a "Jane Doe" in the eviction papers to cover her. Did you do...
I agree with Mr. Smollens, but your question is not exactly clear. You said your building was recently inspected, but by whom? At first, I think...