How long do I have to keep my Brother in laws belongings before I can sell them?
No good deed goes unpunished and you have become a gratuitous bailee, which means you're responsible for the belongings now. You should give him a...
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No good deed goes unpunished and you have become a gratuitous bailee, which means you're responsible for the belongings now. You should give him a...
Unfortunately, you cannot file a lien unless (1) you have recorded your own mortgage, (2) you have already sued, won, and obtained a judgment in...
Unfortunately, from my NY perspective, unless your lease specifically required a "new" unit in the event of a complete failure of the original...
If you are both on the deed, you are both owners and one owner cannot evict a co-owner. Are you sure you're on the deed? You should find yourself...
The California Bar has a lot of useful information and a referral service. Check here https://www.calbar.ca.gov/Public/Need-Legal-Help/Free-Legal-Help
In addition to Mr. Rafter's excellent answer, I want to suggest you contact the landlord in writing to make sure she knows you will not be renewing...
Is it a private easement between your properties or is your home part of an HOA? If HOA, you should report the behavior to them. If not, you'll...
We need more info. Based on what you have stated, however, the contract MIGHT be voidable by the 3rd person (who has not signed)- but not...
I agree with attorney Cowles but also think it depends on your age. Are you over 18?
Mr. Starke is correct, but I have questions: 1. Have you read the EULA? Do you even have the right to sue? Do they address this "dead server"...