We have a judgment which is recorded in DC. Defendant since 2002 has moved to FL/VA- We need an experienced law firm to collect

You need to check DC law before you do anything. Your judgement may be time barred now to collect on. I believe DC is 12 years if you got the...

Can the management company owners vote at our meetings (as homeowners) or would this be considered a conflict of interest?

Im not aware of any statute where it is strictly prohibited for a unit owner to vote. If not prohibited then it is likely ok. Unless something...

1)Can they charge my an early termination fee when I gave notice, moved out the date the lease expired & they have the security?

First you need to pay your rent. The early termination won't apply, if it is the typical 2 months of rent, if there is only 1 month unpaid, you...

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The personal rep of the estate will continue with the case as long as the case is viable after he passes. Typically with real estate it continues...

Entered into lease with company that didn't use exact incorporated name

If the intent was to enter into a contract with the property owner by you then it is an enforceable contract. The mistake is not a fatal one to...

Is the Bd allowed to count proxies to determine percentages of increase to maintenance, before voting as a bd for the increase?

Unless you have money to burn suing the association then moving may be best. Vid the DBPR did nothing then there was not enough evidence for them...

What are the consequences if an attorney files a Motion in USDC prior to being admitted to practice in that particular court?

Federal court is nothing to joke around with. I agree that you should focus on the merits of your case and not nitpick this issue. The court will...

ABUSIVE LANDLORD BEHAVIOR?

The old lease will dictate the late fee and how many days late when it kicks in. Regarding the rent hike and lease there is nothing you can really...

About the landlord and tenants row. to

Your question isn't clear. If you owe rent pay rent per your lease to whoever the landlord is. But it's impossible to tell from your question.

The safe harbor provision you mention only applies after a lender reacquires the property through foreclosure sale. If you take a deed back without...