The is a question of contract interpretation. Here's how I see it: you agreed to return the dog to the breeder and made attempts to do so. Rather...

Maybe. If the merchant filed the suit without a lawyer, then the venue can be where you reside or where the money was due. If a lawyer filed suit...

Your problem with the neighbors are your problems, not your landlord's. You have no legal right to break your contract. However, there may an early...

This is a roommate issue, not a legal one.

If you rent the apartment, you are the tenant and the LL expects you to reside there. She cannot occupy the apartment by herself unless the LL will...

So, you have an enforceable agreement that requires the roommate to pay you rent? As a rhetorical question, on what legal basis would you sue this...

Read your rental contract. Generally, when you break the rules, your lease comes to a screeching halt and you have to leave.

Higher costs of living is not a reason to modify alimony. There needs to be a change in circumstances, like an increase or decrease of income. You...

This situation makes no sense. I would be hard pressed to imagine any situation in which a court would uphold a contract which removed your right...

Have you confirmed this with your landlord? I find it mildly unbelievable that your LL would voluntarily remove you from the lease, thereby ending...