Is what my landlord is doing legal? What are my options?
No lawyer can properly opine on the construction of a lease he or she hasn't had an opportunity to review in full, and from this small snippet, I...
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No lawyer can properly opine on the construction of a lease he or she hasn't had an opportunity to review in full, and from this small snippet, I...
I agree with my colleague; you can sue your roommate, but for that kind of suit, you will likely have to pay a lawyer to fight the good fight, and...
Not a good situation. You really need to sit down and have an adult conversation with her. She can be evicted, even if disabled, as there is no...
Not realy a resal estate law question; you would likely do better posting on another forum, perhaps "employment" That said, the first thing to...
This not really a 'real estate law" question; you might get better responses posting this query on another forum, although I'm not sure which one. ...
I agree; but the reality is, his is not a "real estate law" question, you might get better answers if you posted on another forum, such as "family...
Try really hard to persuade her to leave, consult with a lawyer to show you mean business; but if you can, avoid any sort of legal action, she will...
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It would not be easy, you would have to find a buyer that wants to co-own with your sister. You would do MUCH better (both of you) if you agreed...
I agree with my colleuages; both roommates are responsible for the lease, whether one leaves or not. This means that if your wife wishes to...
I'm not sure this would be a "partition" action, but more likely, a trip back to the family law judge who issued the final judgement in your...