Who is in charge of the money spent on my case - me or my attorney?
What you have is a contingency fee agreement. This means you don't pay the attorney for all his or her hard work (which could be hours and hours...
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What you have is a contingency fee agreement. This means you don't pay the attorney for all his or her hard work (which could be hours and hours...
This could potentially be a breach of the lease agreement (most leases stipulate who can reside at the property and how many people can be there). ...
Unless your lease has a provision by which you can break it, then no. Your contractual obligations to one party are generally not contingent on or...
Keep in mind, if the credit card company is doing business in your state, you may also be able to serve the subpoena on the credit card company's...
Review your lease agreement to see who (landlord or tenant) is responsible for repairs to be made. A well-written lease should state this. If...
Yes. It would be prudent to consult an attorney. The resident agent typically has no authority to act on behalf of an LLC (unless the resident...
When you signed your lease, you signed a contract and are therefore obligated to adhere to it. If your lease does not have an early termination...
Generally, a landlord is under no obligation to renew a lease. It doesn't have to be for any specific reason. However, the fact that you are...
No. Most, if not all states, require a Landlord to provide notice pursuant to statute. The following provision of Tennessee's...
It doesn't sound like you have a valid, enforceable contract and it doesn't sound like there was any meeting of the minds regarding the quote. The...