The landlord doesn't have to pay a tenant anything, unless the tenant sues the landlord, and a court grants a judgment to the tenant for the...

Call the local police station and ask to talk to a supervisor about what happened. That might stop any further interference by the police helping...

The problem could be reported to the probate judge, who can order the CFO to provide the necessary information. Or the business owners can...

A landlord can ask a tenant to leave, even for no reason, or can allege a breach of the lease terms, and then file an eviction. The judge would...

It could be a conflict. Your spouse would have to agree to it. Contact that attorney and ask. But the attorney probably will decline, or should,...

It would seem like talking to the tenant first would be the correct place to start. But nothing stops a landlord for calling something a breach of...

Talk to your local Clerk of Courts to get a certified copy of the judgment, and County Recorder office to record it in the real estate records.

Do you have to go back, or could you get in trouble? Maybe. It depends on what they do. Do you have your own health insurance and car insurance?...

An eviction filing is a permanent court record, even if dismissed. The court records will show that it was dismissed, but most courts do not ever...

For a dissolution, both spouses must come to agreement on all the terms of dividing their finances. If not, then it must proceed as a divorce. ...