I would have the HOA retain a residential real estate lawyer in your area--using HOA funds, and with the HOA as the client, as opposed to any...

First, in the event that you have an operating agreement in writing, consult its provisions about members for any clarifying guidance about how to...

I understand the concern behind your question, but as long as the activities conducted through these companies are lawful, there is nothing...

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Assuming that the property is not encumbered by mortgages, deeds of trust or liens; that the North Carolina LLC has sufficient cash in it to pay...

Based on the facts stated, you likely do have grounds for relief--most likely a legal claim for breach of contract, or equitable claims under the...

You will have no problem finding North Carolina real property or landlord-tenant lawyers who would be willing to review and help revise the...

A lawyer licensed in the state where you intend to bring the lawsuit would need to review the contract in order to provide a precise answer, but...

I agree with Attorney Weiner, and strongly recommend a brief consultation with a local real estate lawyer if you are seriously contemplating a...

You likely do have remedies against the commercial landlord, but even if that is so, you would still need to first consult with a commercial real...

To the extent that there are legitimate and legally authorized landlord-tenant liabilities that survive the death of your mother under state law,...