No, and no. Information about the utilities is probably in the lease agreement you signed. Pay what they are charging. If you think the price is...

You can sue, but I'd start with other things first. 1) rent escrow. You can tell your landlord that you're withholding rent until they fix the...

The critical question is, did she pay you anything? Or did she agree to pay you anything? If yes, it may be deemed a rental and you'll have to...

What is your question? It sounds like you need to hire a lawyer.

Try searching for "professional licensing defense" attorneys in your area. There are a handful. If none of them are acceptable to you, you might be...

I don't know for sure, but § 26-2501 of the Alcoholic Beverages Code says, in PG County, "A person, including an owner or operator of an...

No. If the Court granted certiorari, then they WILL dispose of it somehow -- sometimes with an opinion, but sometimes on procedural grounds or they...

To be clear, the action that Mr. Shuster is referring to is a civil lawsuit, not a landlord-tenant eviction case. If you've left the...

Your neighbor can put up pretty much anything he wants on his side of the property line. A wooden fence, a brick wall, a papier mâché sculpture....

You haven't said who "she" is. Is it your wife? If so, this house will probably be a marital asset in a divorce, and you'll split the house...