Frederick, MD
Litigation Lawyer at Frederick, MD
Practice Areas: Litigation, Contracts & Agreements ... +3 more
I'm not sure what you're asking. I don't think you can take legal action against the bank. However, if this person continues to bother you, you...
You don't provide enough information. As a general rule, any property -- no matter how it's titled -- acquired during the marriage is considered...
If you are not on the loan or title of the car, you are not responsible.
Roommates have joint and several liability. I wrote a legal guide on Avvo on the topic of roommates which addresses this issue. Click on the link...
Call the police and/or file a protective order. You might want to consult a local attorney for assistance.
My colleague is correct. You are going to need an attorney to protect your rights, and you're going to need one as soon as possible.
Yes it's normal. Just because you've instituted proceedings against someone for the return of property (also known in some states as replevin), ...
Texas landlord/tenant code specifically addresses late fees as follows (note that your city may have supplemental laws as well): Sec. 92.019. ...
Unfortunately, you are obligated under the lease whether or not your business is successful. As for the money you put into the rental...
Your landlord is under no obligation to renew or extend a lease. Moreover, your landlord doesn't need a reason not to extend the lease.