Do I still have to wait 30 days before suing my LL for the return of my security deposit if she sold her property as is?
Yes, until the statutory period runs out you dont have a cause of action to file yet.
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Yes, until the statutory period runs out you dont have a cause of action to file yet.
This would be a bankruptcy question then. It's 100% true they can file a motion to compel and for sanctions against you. Whether or not...
The major companies cannot do anything as the building has to be wired for service. If the complex only allows it through them that there's...
If the rent is being paid it doesnt matter. If it's not then you're both liable for the rest of the lease jointly. There is no "removing" someone...
If no one is living there it should be a minimal bill. You can turn off your own utilities, I dont know of anything illegal or that would break a...
You have this classified as a landlord/tenant issue. Are you a renter or own the unit? Does the person above own or rent? If renter, urge the...
All you have to do is request a tax transcript from the IRS; same as if you lost your own copy. No need to sue anyone.
You're either a renter/tenant or a squatter if you don't own the property. so if you dont want to/can't afford the rent then you need to move out...
No but all they have to do is go online and pay the 100-some dollars to reinstate the LLC to have standing, even after the lawsuit is filed. The...
You would need to check local code to see if there is a structure minimum size. If there is, you could try to apply for a waiver, but that may...