Do I have to pay losses for not moving in?
The landlord 'changed his position' based on your agreement to take the apartment, and you took possession (although briefly). If all he wants is...
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The landlord 'changed his position' based on your agreement to take the apartment, and you took possession (although briefly). If all he wants is...
Yes, Saturday/Sunday/Holidays count. And generally the time starts when the notice is sent - that it isn't picked up is irrelevant. I recognize...
The interesting part of your question is the statement 'we owned together' but the implication you didn't know about the transfer. There are a...
The property is automatically yours as the 'only heir' (but who is the "WE" in your question?) - the 'land records' may not reflect that, but you...
Mail (first class) AND Hand deliver (if possible) a copy of your response. The law does not require a 'certified' mail letter and as you have...
This is a follow-up to your earlier post which I answered, and you provided more information. Suffice it to say, if I were in your area I would be...
Ms. Ralls is correct - if you can't pay, move as soon as you can so the landlord doesn't lose as much money. Talk to the landlord, and leave the...
Ms. Berschler is correct - you'll have to sue your daughter so you can garnish her wages and bank accounts. Get a lawyer for this - there is a...
Your mom - like a lot of parents (I'm one) doesn't want to MAKE you pay rent. Suggestion: come up with an amount you think is fair, write her a...
There is a difference between an application FEE and a DEPOSIT. A fee is the cost to process the application and can be non-refundable. A...