1. Is the Dec 14 notice legally void, and would a court likely dismiss a holdover eviction based on it? I don't know about the word "void", but...

Agree with the above post. You can sue any time, but it's best to wait until the amount is fully known. You should consider getting a roommate or...

I would suggest you retain a professional malpractice lawyer to help you work through this. It will be worth your money to have even a quick...

Given the ongoing problems with the HVAC system, it sounds like you are dealing with an old-fashioned negligence claim. You will definitely want to...

The practical solution would be to find a replacement roommate or move out rather than trying to hold the ex-roommate responsible. Legally, he may...

Yes, you can retain counsel for a limited-scope appearance. The courts do not like remote hearings and they are frequently denied. You can also...

It's unclear from this question what you are looking for. You can sue anybody but "abuse of power" is not a family law cause of action. Are you...

If he signed the title over to you before he passed, the MVA may simply accept it without further trouble. If you are lucky, he may even have named...

This is a highly complicated question that is probably not suitable for Avvo forums, which may be why no one has answered it. You need a capable...

I am not aware of any lawsuit that is likely to spring from this set of facts. It is not usually illegal to aggressively ask for information and...