There is no expungement available for civil cases. An unlawful detainer is a public filing and available on the internet for anyone to see. Many...

How can I determine if I am being treated as independent contractor or an employee

From the stories I've seen on the internet, this is a big issue with this service. It is being debated over the country and a lot of people are...

Do the police or Sheriff get a payment or gets paid to do an home lot eviction? ?

The sheriff is entitled to a fee for an eviction paid by the landlord and something the tenant therefore owes the landlord. It's not that much as...

you posted this in 'landlord tenant' and most of us have no idea; moved to Criminal defense where someone might be able to help

Can a landlord disclaim liability for damage to a tenants personal property?

Assuming you have tenants insurance, file the claim with the insurance company. If the landlord was at fault for the pipe breaking then the...

Can a text message be considered as a verbal agreement to pay rent?

The text messages can be considered as EVIDENCE of an agreement - some courts will consider them a written agreement. Under the facts you need to...

Will a VA Court refer decision on my Tenant Assertion to another Court because I’m claiming co-tenant presents threat to safety?

I see you're following up on an earlier post. While I'm not sure of the process in Blacksburg/Montgomery county, most of the time there is a...

At a round about, who yields? Does the person to your right have the right of way?

The person IN the roundabout (that is, on the left) has the right of way over vehicles OUTSIDE the roundabout getting in. Thinking logically, if...

What happens to proceeds of a Land Trust one of two beneficiaries 50/50 dies?

Mr. Johnson is correct - you probably need this reviewed by a lawyer. The terms of the 'land trust' control what happens when a beneficiary dies. ...

You hire a lawyer to pursue the collection. You may get one who will take it on contingency, or you may have to pay hourly. Getting a judgment...