Tenant holding over, non payment of rent. How to get him out without court?
If he will not leave voluntarily, the only way you can get him out is to file an eviction case and go to court. If you do it without the eviction...
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If he will not leave voluntarily, the only way you can get him out is to file an eviction case and go to court. If you do it without the eviction...
I agree with the previous advice given and would add that if you served him on November 12, he gets 30 days to timely file an answer, so his answer...
It sounds like you need to file for a protective order. There is a lot going on there, so you will likely benefit from a consultation with a local...
I entirely agree with Mr. Rice. You should also be concerned about the possibility of an improper affidavit of service being filed. Sometimes...
How much money is it? If it is a minimal amount, then probably do nothing. On the other hand, if it is a substantial amount, you may want to go...
Does the preexisting order address which of you can claim the child? If yes, and that order/clause has not changed, it is still enforceable. Do...
If your ex is still obligated on the mortgage, as it sounds like your ex is, then no, there is no issue with the lender contacting your ex. The...
It sounds like you have no written lease with him and as such he is likely a tenant-at-will, and you have to give him a 60 day notice to quit the...
With a GA court order and the custodial parent and the child still residing in GA, GA is the only court with jurisdiction over the matter.
If your divorce case is filed in Washington, you need to be talking to lawyers out there where the case is pending. If you two submitted a...