Break a lease for a person who is 83 and needs assistant living ?
See what Attorney Tuttle wrote. Rinse and repeat. The devil will be in the details. All I will add is that the landlord needs to start looking for...
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See what Attorney Tuttle wrote. Rinse and repeat. The devil will be in the details. All I will add is that the landlord needs to start looking for...
Yes, you can sue. The outcome will depend on the facts, and particularly whether the Sales Agreement specifies "As-Is". That is what would defeat...
I would add this: your brother probably had court-appointed counsel as part of the plea bargain. Try talking to that attorney. Some kind of consent...
STOP MAKING ADMISSIONS ON A PUBLIC WEBSITE. Talk to the lawyer who represents you in the pending criminal case.
Pennsylvania is in the minority of states that has a "filial responsibility" law. As I understand it from a G.P.'s point of view rather than an...
This would be your defense. Go before the magistrate and let him/her decide who is right about the rent increase. It's either that or give in.
I'm afraid this is an interesting legal question, and thus one that can't be answered in a quick way. The issue looks like this if I understand...
This depends entirely on the terms of your NDA. I have written a great number of them and always take special care with the remedies section...
I have not done this before but have some thoughts you could explore. The Magistrate is really saying this: when a lease has multiple tenants, each...
The legal obligations will be set by the Craig's List terms of service, whatever they are. If there are no such terms, I believe the default is...