Is there a statue of limitations for liens?
I agree with my colleague, and with his citation; generally, 20 years from the date of recording - unless a suit to foreclose is properly...
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I agree with my colleague, and with his citation; generally, 20 years from the date of recording - unless a suit to foreclose is properly...
Impossible to know for sure without reviewing the Lease and probate paperwork; but generally, I agree with my colleagues, a "landlord' can't turn...
There are all kinds of factors that affect this, but generally - upon MAILING it. And Section 83.49 does not speak to when the tenant "leaves" or ...
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I agree. You say (I read your comment) that you built the fence "on YOUR property line." Well, unless there is a third property owner you have...
I hope so; I have done it many times. But yes, it just depends on the terms of your Lease, and whether the dock tenants have to walk across your...
Just try to be a bit more quiet if you can; this is really not a significant "real estate law" issue. You may want to tell them you are doing your...
I agree with my colleague; it depends on how the home is titled. It very well may have to go through probate. Speak with a good local probate or...
The property manager is a clueless clod (not uncommon this days I'm afraid). Do not listen to a word he says, he does not have the faintest idea...
All of this - and you are still THERE? Retain a lawyer, send a 7 day notice, and terminate your lease, move out on day 8. You can then sue if you...
I agree with my colleagues, if you have a lawyer you should direct all of these questions to him or her; continuances are ROUTINELY granted; and...