If I assign a real Estate contract to another party, Do I have any form of liability exposure?
You need to retain an attorney to review your contract to ascertain whether it is assignable. An attorney will advise you as to the legality of...
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You need to retain an attorney to review your contract to ascertain whether it is assignable. An attorney will advise you as to the legality of...
Let's start with your last question. If you disagree, then either you or the landlord have the right to bring the matter to court. This should...
Although the question is a bit cryptic, it appears that the nature of the issue relates to a matter that would need to be handled in a probate...
You run, not walk, to an attorney who is experienced in will contests. The attorney should investigate the situation, including preserving your...
You can send to the landlord a proper statutory notice, which would obligate the landlord to act and preserve your rights. However, you are best...
What you need to do is gather those funds, and likely more, that you would spend on this and hire an attorney to represent you in the family court....
There really are two answers to your concerns. One answer is based on the law and the other is the actual practicality of the situation. If the...
The first answer is the easiest. Florida requires specific notice provisions by the landlord to keep the deposit. If the notice is not timely or...
Your absolutely best option is to hire an experienced probate attorney. The attorney will review the matter and provide advice, guidance and a...
There may be a way out of the lease based on defective conditions. You should retain an attorney with experience in landlord-tenant matters to...