Atlanta, GA
Business Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate & Incorporation ... +3 more
Unfortunately, those occurrences would only give you the right to sue for breach of the lease. Your obligation to occupy the property and pay rent...
No, not unless you have the right to terminate the lease and move out in such a situation. Have a local attorney review the lease.
Unlikely based on your facts. Generally, the company itself is the only party responsible for its debts and obligations. There, of course, are...
The answer to your first question is probably not. Unless you have specific evidence that he contracted with you knowing that he was not going to...
If the heat does not work sufficiently so that a reasonable person would not be able to live in the property, you may terminate the lease due to...
Unless you violated a lease term (whether in writing or verbal), the landlord would have to provide you with at least 60 days' prior notice before...
Pretty much anyone can be an owner of a limited liability company. It is the activity in the Country that may be restricted, depending on the...
If the money is owed, it is owed. It really doesn't matter whether it is pursuant to a written contract or a verbal agreement.
Until you are officially notified otherwise, you must continue to pay rent to the landlord while you are living there.
Tenants are responsible for all damages to the property above ordinary wear and tear.
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