Cincinnati, OH
Real estate Lawyer at Cincinnati, OH
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Estate Planning ... +4 more
No, he is not "allowed" to do that. Ohio law requires a landlord to give reasonable notice before entry, and to have a valid reason to enter. But...
Whether or not it was a valid termination, you could still sue for any amounts unpaid. The court would decide if the termination was valid, or if...
Yes, you can sue the company for breach of contract. Your claim exceeds the $6000 limit for small claims court, so you will need an attorney. Use...
The buyer can pay the real estate taxes and stop the tax foreclosure sale. If buyer doesn't and the property is sold, and if you and buyer cannot...
You can begin paying your rent into escrow with the local court, but that process takes a while for the court to determine what landlord is doing...
An unmarried mother is the sole legal custodian of her child, and makes all decisions on who can spend time with the child, and she can refuse...
You must follow the proper eviction process which involved giving written notices as required by law. The eviction process could take a couple...
The divorce will proceed without your participation, and the court will terminate your marriage. The court also could order you to pay spousal...
Whether true or not would be determined by a court. But even without a court case, landlord might make an adverse entry on your credit record,...
You sue the seller by filing a lawsuit in court for fraud. You would have to prove to the court that the seller knew there was a problem. If you...