You'll need an attorney to review the ownership structure of the LLC and the operating agreement for the LLC, if any, to determine your rights. ...

You have the legal right to enter, but If you try to get into the house, she could call the police, make up a story which the police might believe,...

Use the Find a Lawyer to retain a local attorney to send a demand letter, and if that doesn't work, then the attorney can file a lawsuit to recover...

Both spouses must sign any real estate conveyance, deed, land contract to be valid, even if only one spouse is named on the deed to the property. ...

If you don't pay, then landlord could sue you. In court, landlord would have to prove that the damages were beyond ordinary wear and tear. It...

You might not be responsible, but if the landlord says you are, it could deduct the repair from your security deposit. You could dispute that now...

Try filing in small claims again, or use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local attorney to sue her to return your belongings.

If you have lived in Ohio for 6 months and in your county of residence for 90 days, then you can file for divorce in your county domestic relations...

Landlord could sue him or her estate, but neither have any money, Landlord might file a claim with the property insurance company.

Check their utility easement recorded in the county real estate records. It might only obligate them to replace with grass seed and straw. ...