Chicago, IL
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Personal Injury ... +2 more
Lawyers are not supposed to lie and the vast majority of them do not. If a client is not happy with their lawyer or does not trust him or her,...
Yes, she should clearly get a lawyer (even if she wants to accept it).
It's unlikely unless the landlord was somehow at fault. It is probably worth calling a few personal injury lawyers to see what they think based on...
If you are going to terminate your lease (and it certainly seems like there are grounds) you should contact an attorney - terminating a lease is...
As a few of the attorneys have noted you really want to talk this over with a family law attorney before you do anything - the attorney will help...
You should direct questions at the attorney the insurance company is providing for you (this is one of the huge benefits of having insurance). If...
It really depends on the terms of the contract. There is no way for an attorney to comment on it without seeing the contract. If there is...
It's important to know how the house was titled and also to be sure your brother was actually legally adopted. If the father was the sole owner and...
Landlords can always ask someone to move voluntarily, but that doesn't mean the tenant has to agree. Landlords can never forcefully remove a tenant...
Sometimes a will leaves money to a trust, but it is common for trusts to be set up and funded before death and therefore not mentioned in a will.
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