Are we supposed to move out? Are we safe? Can we terminate the lease? Is landlord responsible?
Your question is technically a medical question, not a legal one. Regardless, I would notify your landlord immediately- both over the telephone...
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Your question is technically a medical question, not a legal one. Regardless, I would notify your landlord immediately- both over the telephone...
I'm not certain attorneys or title company professionals would agree to be shareholders in your company. It may also be a conflict of...
Florida law, as well as the Statute of Frauds, requires that contracts regarding real property be in writing in order to be enforceable. I...
You are an at-will employee and may voluntarily terminate your employment as you wish. Your employer cannot force you to sign an employment...
Ordinarily, a contract may not be unilaterally modified by a single party without notice. I would review the lease documents and check the...
Were the promises given before you signed the contract included in the final (signed) version? If so, they should still "be the case." If not,...
Additional information is required. Is there a written lease? Are you both the tenant(s) of record? etc. I would meet with a local...
I highly suggest that you meet with an experienced family/matrimonial attorney to discuss this matter further and that you not rely solely on any...
Additional information is required. What was the term of your initial lease? if it was a customary 12-month term and you still have 6 months...
Hello. You're throwing a lot of facts without explaining exactly what occurred and what you need. Please explain the two contracts. What is...