How should I go about filing a claim for adverse possession? Or should we pursue an easement?
Your best bet is to retain a good local real estate litigator to handle this for you, it is not a DIY project. Hope this helps. gsg
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Your best bet is to retain a good local real estate litigator to handle this for you, it is not a DIY project. Hope this helps. gsg
Your best bet here is to persuade her to leave - voluntarily - for HER sake even more than yours. if you have to file in court, she will have a...
My colleagues are correct. First off, you can't sue based on your MOTHER's contract; and second, even if you could, it likely contains a...
It depends, and we can't answer whether that would be appropriate here. If all parties to the escrow agreement can't agree on the disbursement of...
No, but be very careful what you wish for. An eviction filing on your record could hurt your credit and make it difficult if not impossible to rent...
One really can't answer questions like these on line without properly reviewing the recorded instruments of title. Having both names on some deed...
There's always a "potential," but the fact is, liability in such cassis based on "reasonable foreseeability" - meaning the landlord KNEW (or should...
his would be controlled by your Lease. If it calls for new carpets, you are good. if you failed to have them include this in your Lease, you are...
Yes, you must pay the entire month of rent. Unless there is an agreement otherwise, rent is not generally prorated in Florida. Hope this helps. gsg
There's no requirement for a "checklist: - but if you properly and timely object, and then take him or her to court, the Landlord would have to be...