Salem, VA
Elder law Lawyer at Salem, VA
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Guardianship ... +6 more
You have a number of issues going on - the apparent prescriptive easement and the desire for a utility easement. You probably need a good real...
Your summary is very cryptic and hard to follow. From what I can glean from that, Yes, you need an experienced landlord tenant attorney to look at...
You don't provide near enough facts for an answer. Was there a will or not? How many people are getting real estate? Many times a "Deed" isn't...
This is not a 'yes' or 'no' question. First, what does the 'old' lease say about renewals? It could be that the old lease renewed itself by your...
Short answer: it doesn't become "your stuff". And you have to take 'reasonable care' of it. Suggestion as to the 'stuff': put it back in a...
Short answer: you can't get blood from a turnip. If he has no income (being in jail) and no property then there's nothing to get.
Restating your facts: Your mother's parents had three children: you mother, your deceased aunt, and your deceased uncle (who had children...
there are organizations - including adult protective services or child protective services at the department of social services - that can help. ...
You've noted my earlier response to this issue. Your additional facts including concealment from the landlord does not help your case. I suggest...
This usually depends on the terms of the lease. Most leases give the landlord the right to show the property; many of those require reasonable...
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