Residential Lease Agreement
No, the absence of the word agrnt would not void the agreement.
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No, the absence of the word agrnt would not void the agreement.
Consult with a local attorney,.please. this is not the sort of thing you should handle yourself.
No need to ask the same question twice.
No, but he can certainly tell you over the phone to stay off his property. So stay off his property. If you want to work things out, take her to...
I wouldnt allow it if I was the landlord, unless I had a.power of attorney along with it.
The short and legal answer Is yes, when your lease is up your landlord has every right to not extend your lease. That is a downside to renting.
No. He didn't forge your signature. He wrote you up and you, thinking you could beat the system, refused to acknowledge that you'd been written up....
Probably. It depends in large part on where you are in the litigation timeline. You should consult the judge's policy and procedures on the courts...
I believe you screwed yourself and are out of luck. Without a written contract that gives you a security interest in the 5th wheel, I don't see...
Probably. Your ex wife is your ex wife, and the collection agency has more of a duty to her to keep the agreement private (i.e., not release...