Paying the remainder time on a 5 yr commercial lease
Depending on the terms of the lease, you certainly could be legally obligated to pay the remainder. But keep in mind that the obligation lies with...
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Depending on the terms of the lease, you certainly could be legally obligated to pay the remainder. But keep in mind that the obligation lies with...
Most of the answers depend on the terms of the lease; however, if the tenant has violated the lease by untimely rent payments, you may demand...
You are subject to the terms of the lease. There is no state law dictating that your landlord cannot enter the premises without notice. Regarding...
Most likely. And so the answer regarding the $1,000 depends on what is in the lease. If you would like to discuss any issues further, please...
Most likely based on your facts. Landlords are required to provide at least 60 days' notice (at least in your situation) and then file a...
Not legally unless the agreement allows you to do so. If you would like to discuss any issues further, please feel free to contact my office. ...
You should retain a local business attorney to draft the agreement for you after you discuss what you are trying to accomplish. You should not try...
Subject to the terms of an employment agreement, simply notify the company that you are resigning. However, if you are also an owner, it will be...
Your question is too expansive to answer in this forum. You should retain a local entertainment attorney to assist you. If you would like to...
You will have to get your landlord to either terminate the lease or execute a new lease with just you, which may be unlikely. You are probably...