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Can an apartment complex make a parking lot policy that requires all quests to register to visit tenants?
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Answered on August 30, 2010
The first question is whether you are allowed in your lease and under the local zoning laws to conduct a home business. If not you have no right...
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Can an apartment complex make a parking lot policy that requires all quests to register to visit tenants?
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Answered on August 30, 2010
The first question is whether you are allowed in your lease and under the local zoning laws to conduct a home business. If not you have no right...
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Should i move now?
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Anything is possible. What's your point?
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Will I go back to jail if the states attorney motion to amend complant gets granted the case is domestic battery
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People don't go to jail just on motions. But it could wind up with an additional count, and that could increase the chances you could be...
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Does a will trump all?
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Answered on August 30, 2010
The Illinois Wrongful Death Act is its "own thing". The executor or administrator may be the party that files the lawsuit, but the surviving...
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Do we lose TILA rescission rights and damages claims if we move out?
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Answered on August 30, 2010
You need to bring all the papers to an attorney. But as a general rule your rights "accrued" and became defined when you rescinded; what happened...
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My home in IL is in forclosure, do I need to file bankruptcy
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Illinois has no "deficiency" relief - so if the property sells for less than the amount owed, the lender can come after your for the "deficiency"...
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Owner financing
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Answered on August 30, 2010
May depend on the kind of transaction: a contract for deed, or a deed with purchase money mortgage. In the former case you are not the owner, or...
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Is the County responsible to resolve this problem? I can not fix it because I would need to damage a public road to do so.
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Answered on August 30, 2010
This could be very complicated; you should be talking to a local zoning/real estate attorney at the very least. The red flag to me is what the Rep...
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Do I have a case?
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Answered on August 30, 2010
What I'm hearing is that you rented the "rear yard", hired an architect to draw plans, started construction (presumably with proper permitting?),...
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