Landlord is charging me for the "3 Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit". Is this legal?
Yep, quite likely. The legal fees fees portion has to be "reasonable" (not clearly excessive); but the fact is - if you AGREED to them in the Lease...
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Yep, quite likely. The legal fees fees portion has to be "reasonable" (not clearly excessive); but the fact is - if you AGREED to them in the Lease...
No lawyer can construe a deed on line, and has to review it in its entirety, and speak to the grantor and grantees to determine intent; however, I...
You don't 'evict" with a 15 day notice - you "terminate" the lease, and then evict (if they don't vacate). If you don't know already (i.e., as a...
No way to tell on line, sorry. There are, in fact, numerous elements to the tort of fraud, and each one has to be investigated, and proven "by...
I agree; these issues are becoming problematic, and one never knows when it will take a lawsuit to resolve it or not. So the answer (here at...
I would agree with my colleague and add that "certified" mail is typically used to establish something was SENT - not necessarily that is was...
It depnds on the terms of your Lease, not any statute. And you intend on filing a LAWSUIT, just ask the lawyer who you retain to represent...
One would have to review your contract 9to determine whether he precise language it uses effectively exculpates the inspector for such damage) but...
I agree; this is a fact-intensive issue that really can't be addressed here on line. Your best bet is to take your lease and any evidence and...
Not likely, but it would depend on the validity of the 2104 deed. If it is valid, and properly recorded, "you" have nothing to "reverse" I'm...