3 day eviction. Does my landlord have to take payment? If she doesn't what would that mean?
You have 3 days to "tender" FULL payment. it is not so much about the LL "accepting" it - its about you tendering it, in full, in an appropriate...
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You have 3 days to "tender" FULL payment. it is not so much about the LL "accepting" it - its about you tendering it, in full, in an appropriate...
I agree with my colleagues; the bank can close when it wants to; and if you are served with a suit for foreclosure, you should take all your...
No; you can certainly try to find (temporary) habitable property to stay for now of course - but you cannot "break your lease" after just FIVE days...
In light of the facts you have posted, and your desire to initiate litigation, you should start by consulting with a good local L/T attorney in the...
I think that this question is best asked of your bankruptcy attorney, and if you are also in foreclosure, of your FC attorney. gsg
It depends; anywhere from a few weeks to several months. But it typically happens quickly. My suggestion here would be to try and do whatever you...
sorry, there's not enough facts to respond properly. It appears you had a case that was directed at you dismissed by the plaintiff. If this was an...
I agree with my colleague; yes they can charge him Attorneys Fees 9and they will keep going up the more he fights!) and he ABSOLUTELY should get a...
I agree with my colleague; a small locked refrigerator, and perhaps a locking cabinet. Those creeps. gsg
I agree with my colleagues; consult with a good local real estate attorney in the County in which the property is located. Hope this helps. gsg