Can I sue my commercial landlord in Virginia for constant harassment ?
100K seems awfully high to me. In short, yes, you can sue your landlord. The question is: are you trying to terminate your lease, get some type of...
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100K seems awfully high to me. In short, yes, you can sue your landlord. The question is: are you trying to terminate your lease, get some type of...
I am not familiar with this particular site, but some of these online sites have a process for removal requests buried on the site. If that fails,...
I agree with Brian. File a claim in small claims court ASAP. Hopefully, that will motivate him to pay you. Good luck!
You really need to read whatever you signed very carefully and follow those terms for termination. Ideally, you'd hire an attorney to review your...
Not only a breach of contract, but you also may have a consumer protection violation, which may entitle you to recovery of attorney's fees. Like...
You should file in VA to avoid any potential issues down the road. Uncontested divorces are certainly simpler, but it's advisable to retain an...
It really depends on the specific language in the contract. Your question is a bit too vague to get a very useful reply and you may not want to...
It really depends on the type of contract, the language in the contract, and the specifics surrounding the situation. If you don't feel comfortable...
You may be able to find an attorney in your area who is willing to write a demand letter to your landlord explaining what will happen if she...
It really depends on the specific terms of your lease. In some instances, if the lease has converted to month-to-month, then sixty days notice may...