Richmond, VA
Real estate Lawyer at Richmond, VA
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Trusts
Landlords have a duty to maintain the premises, including plumbing leaks. The Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act says you can sue for...
There are a lot of numbers going on here. It looks like an HOA issue. Your rights are governed by the HOA's CC&Rs and you need to look at those to...
Depending upon your contract, the additional deposit you paid probably must be returned regardless of how you left the property, as it was a charge...
If your car has some equity, selling it to pay the loan might be the best option. If it is underwater, you might try to work with the lender to...
Your cause of action would be what's called a "1983" action for deprivation of your rights. However, unless there are some damages to go along...
Your contract and the Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act require that you properly maintain the property and avoid negligently causing...
A lot depends on your contract, whether the Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act applies, the type of damages you suffered, and the type of...
This is what is called a premise liability case, and the answer depends on whether or not the hotel took reasonable steps to prevent bedbugs....
The answer depends on how much you will be seeking for the breach of contract. If over $25,000, you need to file in Circuit Court. If under...
If it's not a valid debt (i.e. it's fraudulent), you have plenty of defenses, and perhaps your own causes of action. If it is a valid debt, then...
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