In Wisconsin can I win a counter claim in small claims court for a partner for defamation of character?

In your narrative I did not see what the small claims case was concerned with--however, based on the text I assume it's for "back rent for living...

How to evict a nephew living off his grandmother and abusing her financially.

A tenancy-at-will can be terminated by providing a 28 day notice to the tenant. Wis. Stat. Sec. 704.19(1)(b). [A 'tenant-at-will' is defined as any...

II would like to find out what type of POA my aunt has?

There are multiple different types of powers of attorney, each enabling an agent to perform particular tasks on the occurrence of particular...

How does my father get my sister out of his condo?

A tenancy-at-will can be terminated by providing a 28 day notice to the tenant. Wis. Stat. Sec. 704.19(1)(b). [A 'tenant-at-will' is defined as...

As a renter how can I get access to my landlords homeowners/landlords insurance without his knowledge?

If you have a written lease, a landlord may not raise your rent unless there is a provision stating that there will be an increase for...

It may seem like "overkill", but the financial institution is likely making sure that the trust has not been modified, amended, or revoked--because...

Contracts and Agreements

More information would need to be gathered in order to provide a helpful answer. Assuming you signed an agreement/contract with the storage...

Can i cancel a lease that was signed 4 days ago without any penality?

Leases are contracts--as such, the terms within the 'four corners of such document' may provide for a cancellation period or a no-fault...

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I have an occupational license in Wisconsin due to an DUI conviction will I be able to transfer my license to Indiana?

It is imperative that you speak with an Indiana attorney regarding any rights you may have regarding an occupational license. In Wisconsin, the...

My boyfriend and i have been staying in a renovated shed for two years rent free. Do i have rights?

In this case, under the facts presented, you would be considered a "tenant at will". [Wisconsin defines "tenant at will" as "any tenant holding...