Loaned out my car for a single use, borrower wrecked it, Teen passenger hurt badly...do I need a lawyer?
Your insurance company looks out for your interests and should provide you with an attorney.
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Your insurance company looks out for your interests and should provide you with an attorney.
You don't give enough information for us to begin to assist you. When did the incidents occur -- while she was living doesn't give us enough of a...
My colleague is correct. Without more information, we cannot even begin to assist you.
The answer is: ...it all depends. Does your lease have what's called an "integration" clause? These clauses typically preclude amendments to...
This is not a litigation question. To enable you to receive the proper help, I changed this to an immigration question.
Probably not because you have no contract with the wife. In order for you to sue the wife, you have to have proper standing to do so. Absent a...
You really need to consult an attorney. However, based on what you've written, I doubt you'd likely obtain punitive damages because there are...
If your lease provides for these fees, then the landlord would be entitled to them.
Usually a purchaser of property takes it subject to any lease that is in effect. Consult an attorney in your area to determine your options.
Generally, the fact that your rental unit is going through the foreclosure process does not negate your obligation to pay rent. Your obligations...