Can my landlord evict me if I'm with holding part of my rent until things get fixed?
The short answer is "yes" your landlord can try to evict you if you do not pay the rent. However, trying and actually succeeding are two (2)...
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The short answer is "yes" your landlord can try to evict you if you do not pay the rent. However, trying and actually succeeding are two (2)...
First, you should consult the lease to see what it says about security deposits. Under NYS law, even when a lease expires, it still controls if...
As my colleagues said, you are generally better to err on the side of disclosure and answer "yes" to the question. This is because if you don't...
You should follow Mr. Bartlett's advice. Be proactive, but not overly so (i.e., don't start contacting CIS every day).
It's tough to say based on how you worded your question. You should read and reply to my colleague's questions to help clarify the situation. ...
Generally, there is no reason to include Social Security Numbers in a will, especially if the will drafter has enough information to identify the...
Generally, one cannot argue a religious exemption to avoid paying Social Security, FICA, Medicare, etc., unless one testifies under oath that you...
As Mr. Markman said, there will be no auction while the bankruptcy is pending, unless the bankruptcy court grants a relief from the automatic stay...
If you have an attorney, then you should take this up with your attorney. If your attorney has experience with these programs, then your attorney...
No, an outstanding warrant would not toll the Statute of Limitations on this or an unrelated charge. As for the alleged lies you also referred to,...