Archived
Employer terminated the client's services, how does the noncompete clause work now?
Matthew's answer
|
Answered on October 07, 2014
This is a very fact-specific question that requires analysis of your non-compete agreement. The enforceability of a non-compete agreement varies...
Selected as the best answer
Archived
House lost
Matthew's answer
|
Answered on October 06, 2014
Try calling the courthouse, or the lender, trustee, or the law firm handling the foreclosure. You can also check the county register of deeds,...
Archived
I paid $1,580.00 deposit for a house I rented for 4 years. Can the landlord keep $1,000.00 to repaint the house?
Matthew's answer
|
Answered on October 04, 2014
The landlord can only take repair costs out of your security deposit "that are the direct result of conduct not reasonably expected in the normal...
Archived
Employee Lied in UIA (Unemployment Insurance Agency) Hearing. What to Report?
Matthew's answer
|
Answered on October 04, 2014
The best way to address this was at the hearing itself, by presenting testimony and evidence to rebut the employee's side of the story. It is...
Archived
I want to know what I can do about being treated so badly at work?
Matthew's answer
|
Answered on October 04, 2014
Unfortunately, your boss can get away with treating you horribly, so long as he is not violating your civil rights through racial, sexual, or other...
Archived
House just auctioned
Matthew's answer
|
Answered on October 04, 2014
Yes, you typically have six months before they may file for eviction in court, a process which itself can take several weeks.
Archived
My leasing office sent me an email back in September 12th that they were terminating my lease on October 6th.
Matthew's answer
|
Answered on October 01, 2014
You have the opportunity to present your case in court and don't have to actually leave by Oct. 6. Typically, the landlord must present you with a...
Archived
I live in mi. tenant gavenotice to move but wont pay rent told me to take it from the deposit ,,i also know there is damage i
Matthew's answer
|
Answered on September 30, 2014
I agree with Mr. Kagan and would add that, if you decide to take legal action, be sure to follow closely the laws governing eviction for nonpayment...
Archived
I'm a female with a hammer toe/ feet
Matthew's answer
|
Answered on September 29, 2014
You can certainly apply. There is no way to estimate your likelihood of approval without knowing much more information, such as the severity of...
Archived
If I have a Sheriff's Foreclosure sale Scheduled for 10/23/2014, Do I have to be packed up and moved out by that date?
Matthew's answer
|
Answered on September 26, 2014
You will not have to move out the date of the sheriff's sale. Though every case is potentially different, you can typically live in the house for...