Do I have to pay attorney fees and expert witness fee if I lost a small claims court case in Wisconsin?
Wis. Stat. s. 799.25 covers costs in small claims actions. Unless I'm missing something, the filing fee should be $22. As long as an attorney...
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Wis. Stat. s. 799.25 covers costs in small claims actions. Unless I'm missing something, the filing fee should be $22. As long as an attorney...
I agree with the previous answer. Furthermore, even assuming that your neighbor could prove that you negligently created a nuisance, he would...
You can file a motion for judgment on the pleadings under Wis. Stat. s. 802.06(3) or move for summary judgment under Wis. Stat. s. 802.08. If you...
It depends what the court's order says. If there is no order or the order is unclear, I would include the roofer's opinions on the quality of the...
Yes, this sounds like a case that I had last year. You have a potential claim against the property owner's insurance company.
If the sellers presented you with a Real Estate Condition Report in which they stated that they were not aware of any defects in the plumbing or...
I'm not sure. I know that basement bedrooms violate most local codes due to the lack of egress. My guess is that the appraiser determined the...
If you were in large claims court, the judge would likely require a sworn affidavit from the expert explaining his inability to comply with...
If an offer "fell through," you are generally free to sell your property to someone else at any price.
Yes, you can potentially sue the real estate agent and the seller for misrepresentation in small claims court.