Salem, VA
Elder law Lawyer at Salem, VA
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Guardianship ... +6 more
Probably legal. You had an agreement with the landlord for you and former roommate to be tenants. As part of that setup the landlord did a credit...
Your question is so jumbled and disjointed that there is no way anyone can answer it.
As Mr. Rafter said, the Landlord didn't do anything wrong. (Neither did you!). A lease is 'broken' when either the landlord or the tenant...
See my answer in the duplicate of this question.
This question has appeared twice; Mr. Farr and Mr. Kreitzer are correct with their responses. From the facts, your fiance and his sister own the...
There are some very technical aspects to this. Is the timeshare a Virginia timeshare? If so, make sure your judgment is 'docketed' in the county...
You are in a tough situation with a landlord that doesn't want to work with you. Since you paid and he accepted you MAY be able to stop the...
As my colleagues have noted, there's not quite enough information. The 'notice' does seem improper as to timing and method of delivery. While...
Mr. Farr is correct - you need an experienced litigation elder law attorney to review the case and if needed start appropriate action. Some of the...
You've left out some data: Judgment principal was $4068 even, I presume. There were court costs - how much? Were there any other costs incurred...
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