You can do a lot, through a lawsuit. An unlicensed landlord, a dangerous living situation, in Baltimore City -- this is a recipe for a great case...

Yes, you can sue. If you find the right lawyer, you can get hefty compensation for your troubles. Check around for lawyers who represent tenants...

Yes, you may be exposed to some liability here in legal terms. But the reality of what people sue for is very different than what law would allow...

Frustrating yet not surprising. My best suggestion, though unsatisfying, is to ask your landlord to issue you a written lease.

Read your contract with Carvana carefully for any language that would let them off the hook. My guess is that they will defend on the basis of the...

You don't state many facts here but I am going to guess this is a private nuisance, not a public one. In that case, you could sue to have them stop...

It's unclear what this case arose from. There are many ways to enforce a money judgment, including wage garnishment or asset seizures. None are...

Your home insurance. If the insurer thinks your HOA was somehow at fault, they'll go after the HOA's insurer.

"Don't they legally need to give us more advanced notice, and let us park in other parts of the lot?" To me it seems very unreasonable to give so...

She may be in "trouble", but not necessarily in the grave way you're thinking. At most, a child of that age would be given a penalty of...