Mere lack of licensure will not get your money back. Your success depends on whether you've suffered any "actual damages" from the lack of...

Yes, it might be a crime. If I were a prosecutor, I'm sure I could find a statute (possibly federal) that prohibits using fake money to purchase...

This question is much more complicated than anyone can answer on Avvo; you would need to give all the documents to a lawyer to review and see what...

You'll have to read whatever settlement agreement comes your way. Read it closely and/or take it to a lawyer. Generally, it is a common...

I agree with Mr. Shuster that the thing you quoted is unrelated. As to whether that sublet clause is legal by itself, I have to say, it's quite...

I agree with Mr. Scherr, it is 45 days, not business days. Note that this is only true if your lease was up and you left at the end of it. If...

Are you both owners of the property, as opposed to renters? It makes a difference, because neighbor disputes never go well, and if you both own,...

You're definitely going to need a lawyer. I wouldn't place so much emphasis on the mold testing as my colleagues above have; the mold testing...

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Under my reading of your question, there is no legal trouble here. You do not need to modify them. It does not seem that important to me at all. If...

Sure, but the officiant must have "apparent authority" under some religious group, if they are not a clerk/judge. It does not have to be any...