Delray Beach, FL
Real estate Lawyer at Delray Beach, FL
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Appeals
It's possible; there's nothing "inherently" wrong with simply "introducing" or "discussing" upcoming business via e mail; but whatever protocol is...
Sorry, but there's just no way anyone can construe an HOA covenant based on a generic on-line reference to a small snippet culled from the...
You have to do your due diligence; although I have to say, finding a good lawyer at a low cost could be a daunting task. You should check on the...
You basically have ONE good option; get off the internet and IMMEDIATELY consult with, and retain, a good local commercial tenants lawyer. This is...
Impossible to determine here on line. But, if you signed the lease (sounds as if you did?) it will be difficult indeed. You should consult with a...
This is not really a legal question. You need to do due diligence, google, check out the company's license, their insurance, past reviews, word of...
I agree; you best bet here is to consult with and retain a good local foreclosure defense attorney. Litigation, I am afraid, is NOT by any stretch...
It's difficult to determine from your facts, as your post is a bit confusing (particularly in its pronoun usage), but if I have it right, then -...
First off, the landlord cannot touch the deposit until the lease term is over; at which time he/she can make a claim utilizing the statutory...
Assuming your facts are correct (i.e., diversity of citizenship and the amount in controversy over $75k) you can sue in federal court; but where...
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