The landlord can enter if it wants to force the issue, and if the tenants still refuse, the landlord could file to evict them. Talk to the...

Yes, you could sue him. But it probably is not worth the time, frustration, or expense, unless it is thousands of dollars, or tens of thousands....

The contractor could sue you for breach of contract. Send a letter terminating the contract and tell them not to order the materials. Try to work...

Check with your local probate court. It handles name changes.

Talk to a business tax advisor and use the Find Lawyer tab to retain a local business attorney who can review the business and advise you of...

If you know who the lawyer is, contact that lawyer. If not, check the local county probate court to find out if she has filed your father's will...

You signed contract for one year, so if you leave early, you are breaching the contract, and Landlord can sue you for lost rent. But landlord has...

Some towns might require a landlord to register rental property, but no license. And it wouldn't stop an eviction. If rent is not paid on the day...

Your question cannot be answered without a careful review of the easement as recorded in the real estate records and a review of the survey plat. ...

The eviction moratoriums for Covid have expired. So landlords now can pursue evictions if rent is not paid in full and current. A landlord does...