Jose Ignacio Carrillo's Answers (48)

Message View Profile

Message View Profile

Archived

I'm a lanlord, my tenant's business was broken into last night. Am I responsible for the damages caused by the burglar?

Jose's answer | Answered on March 05, 2009

The terms of your lease agreement would govern. You should read it carefully. Although you would unlikely be responsible for personal property...

Archived

I was seen by a Doctor twice. Now after 41/2 yrs is 1st time I heard from this Doctor thru a collection office. Am I liable?

Jose's answer | Answered on February 27, 2009

In Florida you have 5 yrs. to bring an action (sue) for a debt or matter related to a contract. Therefore he is likely within the period prescribed...

Archived

My car was totaled by a driver who fell asleep with no insurance.

Jose's answer | Answered on February 27, 2009

You should consider, or look into whether the driver was the owner. Both are resposible for the damages. If the owner has insurance (or if it is a...

Archived

I work for retail, My empoyer has said that our manager meeting are not paid can he do this?

Jose's answer | Answered on February 27, 2009

Many factors would go into answering this question. The first thing that i would ask is whether YOU are a manager/asst.mgr. I am not clear if the...

Archived

Foreclosure Notices/ Repkevant Notice/Tenants opening my correspondence

Jose's answer | Answered on February 27, 2009

Besides the points addressed in Mr. Sheppard's response (all of which we would agree with) it is important for you to note that you maintain all of...

Archived

What does drop party defendant means

Jose's answer | Answered on February 27, 2009

By "dropping" a party defendant the bank is simply dismissing one of the original defendants to the lawsuit. In other words, they feel that this...

Archived

I had a rental property and it went into Foreclosure. What will i have to pay after they take the house.

Jose's answer | Answered on February 17, 2009

The sheriff's sale may have secured sufficient sums for the bank to satisfy your loan balance. If it didn't the bank could attempt to recover the...

Archived

What is the best way to handle foreclosure, short sale or deed in lieu of foreclosure?

Jose's answer | Answered on February 17, 2009

Ms. Golant's response is correct. The bank may or may agree to waive the loan balance in exchange for a "deed in lieu of foreclosure" or "short...

Ad

Transform legal challenges into solutions.

Connect now to review your situation.

The Avvo Rating explained

display-bg

The Avvo Rating explained