What if someone stole your property and then damaged it intentionally
You could attempt to get a judgement from them in small claims court but you'll have to prove your damages and youll have to prove that they caused...
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You could attempt to get a judgement from them in small claims court but you'll have to prove your damages and youll have to prove that they caused...
It likely depends on the specific terms of your lease. You could certainly contact your landlord and explain that you'd like to withhold rent (or...
You can sue. However, you'll have to prove your damages and the damages may not be worth your effort to sue. That being said, perhaps you can...
You could bring a legal action to collect any outstanding damages or have an attorney send a demand letter (if the damages are large enough to...
Check the condo association's restrictive covenants -- there may be some prohibition about external devices (this clause often pertains to dishes...
If there's nothing in writing in your association documents, there doesn't appear to be any basis for them to tell you to remove your dog. But,...
Based only on the information you provided, payments are due prior to the first of the month -- at any time prior. Ask your landlord for an...
You probably cannot terminate immediately. You'll have to review the terms of the lease to see what your options are regarding termination, but...
I'm not sure even need to evict (did this person sign a lease?) -- just call the police.
Unfortunately, I do not think there is much you can do in this instance -- unless there is some term in your original lease prohibiting assignment...