The Mayfair hotel is grandfathered in a residential zone and can only operate as a hotel
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Typically, yes, you can be evicted. You've agreed to pay rent for a certain amount and if you don't pay it, you're not living up to your end of...
Never rely on what you see online -- the dockets aren't always as up to date as the clerk's office would like them to be. I'd err on the side of...
This really isn't a simple yes or no question. You really should obtain an attorney to ensure you're well-represented on both fronts -- both...
You do not need to give the tenants a reason for terminating the lease. All you need to do is to provide 30 days written notice that you are...
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Hire an attorney. Your only option at this point would be to sue the tenants under a breach of lease theory for (1) failing to inform you of...
It will cost you $28 to file the action in small claims court. I'd write HHGregg corporate and file a complaint with the company; I'd also dispute...
Your life does not have to give the baby your last name. In reality, she can give the baby any name she wants. Your best bet is to get a...
If both you and your husband are on the mortgage, he's still legally responsible for payment of the mortgage until such time as you sell the house...
The state's attorney decides whether or not to pursue charges against him; not you. At some point, you felt that things were (1) either severe...