Is this legal?
Tenants may be held liable for things beyond ordinary wear and tear.
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Tenants may be held liable for things beyond ordinary wear and tear.
You should physically go into a DMV and ask an attendant to explain the delay. It may be as simple as the paperwork was misfiled or lost.
Yes, you do need to contact an attorney. There are many good attorneys in that part of state that can help with an issue like this.
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As a former prosecutor, I cannot tell you how many pro se expungement petitions I have seen that were procedurally deficient in some way. Further,...
Unless the sellers misrepresented something in the disclosures, I do not see how this would be their responsibility. I would discuss this matter...
A much more detailed timeline of events would be necessary to assess your case. The facts presented would not seem to present a strong case.
Mr. Baker is correct--the best advice is to reach out now and see if there is an agreeable solution. If not, your remedy will depend on your lease...
Contact a wisconsin attorney in the county of the alleged offense.
The following is an excerpt from the MN PERA website. ...
It does not appear that nay Minnesota laws have been violated based on the scenario described.