Marietta, GA
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Marietta, GA
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Business ... +5 more
No, you don't have to wait until March 2014 to sue for the current amount that is owed. You may be able to sue under anticipatory breach to...
How long have they been gone? If she just took them out of town, hire an attorney in Georgia, file a motion for contempt and a motion to modify...
I agree with attorney Ainsworth. It all depends on the type of contract. It also depends on the last payment made and the terms of the contract. ...
Obviously, you trust your father. Talk with him about your concerns. He can advise you or see legal counsel for you.
In short, no. Slander is spoken and libel is written. So, it is libel if its false, among other things. If you haven't already written the...
Yes, I agree with the previous answers. The cheapest divorce is an uncontested one where every single issue is agreed upon. If your husband...
The fastest way to get a result MAY be to file a small claims action against him. It's worth noting that even if you win a judgment, you may...
You haven't provide sufficient information. However, DC Court has free information through the landlord-tenant Resource Center. You should click...
Were you paying it under court order? If so, you are fine. However, the order can be modified to increase your obligations.
You should take the current order to an attorney to determine your best course of action. You may be able to file for contempt, seek make up...