Wilmette, IL
Real estate Lawyer at Wilmette, IL
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Landlord & Tenant ... +3 more
As Mr. Brinkmeier states, Illinois law doesn't help you per se -- you must first look at your lease even though it probably has limited tenant...
I think you protected yourselves and have no lease -- but you may want to put your rejection of the landlord's attempted changes in writing -- but...
The Association can lien the unit and foreclose, which is basically a lawsuit where they can have the unit sold to satisfy the lien. That doesn't...
Possibly and the co-workers may have liability too. Slander is not a violation of public policy -- it is simply a legal wrong. But too many other...
No clue> insufficient information. Is this relative to a potential criminal matter? Are you aware what it might be? What state is involved? ...
Actually the "lookback" is 5 years. What most likely will happen is if she becomes a medicaid patient for purposes of the nursing home, the...
If the bank where you deposited rent won't help, you may have to hire a "skip tracer" who is like a private detective. The response given is not...
Sounds shady but without knowing your employer's and your own tax status it's not a sure thing. I would contact the IRS and ask directly. Have...
What you want to do is a "deed in lieu of foreclosure" and no the lender is not obligated to accept it. And even if you know the bank's...
If your mortgage obligations including any deficiency were discharged in bankruptcy, it will be up to the secured lender to deal with the tax...
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