To my knowledge there is no statute in Indiana governing pet deposits, so the question can only be answered by reference to your lease. Unless the...

CCan my landlord refuse my partial payment?

Unless your written lease says you can make partial payments (and I've never seen one that allows for this), then your landlord can refuse any...

We used a company for certification and made payments in advance. Now we are not being provided service nor any response

I'm not sure what you mean by "certification," so this answer may not be much help. One of the problems with service contracts where you pay for...

Buyers of rental property typically take ownership subject to existing leases, but that is not always the case. Therefore, the first question is:...

Can I quit claim a house to my son while I am on ssdi?

If you are receiving SSDI benefits (as opposed to SSI benefits), then you are free to quitclaim your home to your son. SSDI is not an asset-based...

What is a wife responsible for if husband dies we are not legally separated

In Indiana, spouses are not liable for the other spouse's debts except for medical expenses related to their last illness. There are exceptions to...

In the state of Indian can you tell me statue o r ic code that would make a codicil not legal?

Codicils are simply amendments to wills that do not affect the validity of the will itself. They are governed by the same requirements as Wills,...

Sold my house to my granddaughter for $150K, she paid me $80K but will not pay the rest. We did not have a contract

Your situation raises many questions. For instance, when you say you had no contract, did you have anything in writing? Real estate transactions...

Where can I find a affidavit of exemption for the state of Indiana?

I'm changing the practice area to debt collection to see if someone in that area of practice can provide a better answer. While disability...

I bought a home that was as is, and didn't know there as many problems as there was. I can't find help can you help me?

I'm sorry to say it, but if you bought a house "as is" then you accepted it with whatever defects it had unless you could prove that the defects...