Do I need to take legal action? Would I be able to break the lease?
Either directly, or through an attorney, one option would be to send a stern written warning that you are contemplating legal action for violating...
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Either directly, or through an attorney, one option would be to send a stern written warning that you are contemplating legal action for violating...
Your attorney can handle this in your absence, but be sure that the attorney is familiar with the procedures before, during, and after the summary...
This sounds like justification for a discussion with the landlord about why its actions seen to so blatantly contradict the express terms of your...
If the tenant holds over after the lease expires, that tenant can be treated as a trespasser, since s/he has no legal right to be there once the...
Most likely, just an "omission" as you already mentioned. This is different from "perjury," when someone actually lies under oath. I share my...
In most states, if not in fact all of them, emancipation would end at age 18, at which time you become an adult in the eyes of the law. This...
Generally, no. Notarization alone does not make a testamentary document compliant with a state jurisdiction's statutory formalities for wills,...
Thank you for your question. Yes, a motion to dismiss is not automatically effective, seeing that it is routinely made by defendants, since it is...
No, I do not think John Doe is personally liable, based on the language you described. The threshold question is whether a reasonable person would...
I agree with Attorney Faucher's answer. Another possibility, short of litigation discovery, is to look at what deed of trust or mortgage documents...