There is a Rule, often breached, and I can't quite remember the time, but my best guess is 30 or 60 days. Generally no harm if you don't start in...

Yes, you can move forward, but the probate estate will have to purchase a bond to cover the percent of the estate that will go to anyone who did...

You left out an important fact. Does your landlord (the tenant in this apt.) have a lease that permits him or her to sublease this apt.?

Your statement is ambiguous and/or confusing. You state that you have a commercial lease, but then near the end of your statement you write, "bar...

The good news for you is that the landlord cannot terminate your lease without cause. So feel free to take the month-to-month option. I also see no...

In DC, a landlord cannot evict except for very limited reasons (viol. of lease, taking unit off mkt., etc.). Even if the lease says that the...

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It will be NC law that controls this issue, and I'd suggest you consult with one. While I have a DC license, I have a memory in one case I was...

I don't know what "hare of the estate" means. So many questions arise--is anyone living in the house? protecting the house" paying...

In DC, it is up to each landlord or mgt. company as to the weight it wants to put on a misdemeanor conviction in reviewing your application for an...

Dear Grandchild, For a start, you might want to go to the DC Superior Court, Probate Div., (dccourts.gov/eaccess) and see if a probate case has...