Can my present Landlady adopt me so I may continue to live in her Co-Op to avoid the 3 year lease maximum requirement?
I strongly recommend discussing this with an experienced real estate attorney *before* you do anything.
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I strongly recommend discussing this with an experienced real estate attorney *before* you do anything.
I would recommend speaking with a litigation or landlord/tenant attorney about a lawsuit.
I recommend speaking with a Virginia consumer protection attorney immediately.
You may want to speak with a civil rights attorney. He or she can review what has occurred and discuss possible options with you.
It's a potential problem. You may need to get trustee and/or court approval to transfer an estate asset, depending on what your Chapter 13 Plan...
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Getting a judgment often is the easiest step. You may want to speak with a collection attorney to find out the best way to actually get paid (if...
While there are limitations on how much can be garnished from wages, the courts generally will not look at the impact of the garnishment on...
Maryland has a special statute that allows a merchant to recover the value of the goods stolen and a penalty of twice the retail value of the...
It is impossible to accurately answer without seeing the pleading. Appellate work is not a DIY project. See a lawyer.