A tenant has objected via email to my (as landlord) partial claim on his deposit. What should I do now?
Technically either of you can sue the other. You have no duty to do anything, but you cannot spend the amount in dispute in the meantime. You...
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Technically either of you can sue the other. You have no duty to do anything, but you cannot spend the amount in dispute in the meantime. You...
You should never have cancelled your lease before the property closed; the day of closing. That is on you. The appraiser did his/her job and...
You can pay the $175 or pay a lawyer more to get involved in the dispute. There must be a section which describes reapirs and who is responsible...
You simply need to retain a lawyer. If you are in the middle of a VALID written lease, not expired where you have no rights to stay if landlord...
You should be well within an statute of limitation to sue still at 6 months. Generally 2-5 years depending on the cause of action. You could get...
You need to retain a lawyer at this point. Stretching out the loan is a very common practice to get the payments lower. They are not just going...
You signed up for an HOA by buying there and knew there were rules. The HOA is entitled to enforce the rules. You will need to find a way to hire...
Why would you not? Would you rather pay some closing costs now or $10,000-20,000 later on a lawyer when the buyer sues you for doing something done...
Your friend needs to hire a lawyer ASAP as this is about to backfire in his/her face and he/she will be paying tenant's lawyers fees. That can be...
It will likely cost you meow to file the lawsuit and to collect then what you would get. Around here it's about $175 to file. Plus $10 summons...