Can I dispose of stuff left on my property for more than 45 days?
This happens fairly frequently. My suggestion costs a little but could save you in the long run: 1) send a letter (both US Mail and Email it)...
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This happens fairly frequently. My suggestion costs a little but could save you in the long run: 1) send a letter (both US Mail and Email it)...
Ask the landlord - if they agree, no problem. And they may be happy to agree because it helps them get back into the property earlier.
Not only is that legal, it's exactly what you agreed to on the day you moved in. If your lease was for one year, you had 365 days to figure out...
Based on the 'early dementia' aspect of your question I've changed it to "Elder Law". While what you're proposing MIGHT work, if done...
I changed this to child custody, and look for lawyers more familiar with this area of the law to respond. "Notarizing" a document is not magic -...
It depends on the terms of your lease and the type of property. A single mouse (or maybe 2 or 3) could easily be the tenant's responsibility. A...
My friend Mr. Farr is correct - there are so many ways your name could be 'on the deed' that it's impossible to answer your question without...
Actually, your landlord should foot the bill for a motel - as long as you don't overdo it. While you shouldn't have to stay in a sleazebag...
If there was a will, the terms of that will control. If not, the estate is divided into one share for each child who survived plus one share for...
This sounds like a good case for a tenant assertion. Here is an outline I prepared about Tenant Assertions in Virginia: ...